Meckelnburgh rixdollar

Meckelnburgh rixdollar
Curana meckelmbergic (Meckelnish) Mekelnburga Krono (Aspiranto)
Denominations
Subunit
1⁄60	Heller
Plural	Crowns
Symbol	₵, M₵K
Heller	ħ
Banknotes
Freq. used	₵5, ₵10, ₵20, ₵50, ₵100
Rarely used	₵200, ₵500 Postal: 5ħ, 10ħ, 20ħ
Coins
Freq. used	5ħ, 10ħ, 20ħ, ₵1, ₵2½
Rarely used	6ħ, 12ħ, 15ħ, 30ħ Celebratory: ₵5, ₵10, ₵20 Maundy: 1ħ, 2ħ, 3ħ, 4ħ Bullion: ₵50, ₵100, ₵200, ₵500, ₵1,000, ₵5,000
Demographics
Date of introduction	1598 AN
Replaced	Meckelnburghish daler
User(s)	Meckelnburgh
Issuance
Central bank	Their Royal Majesty's Bank of Meckelnburgh
Website	bank.mb
Mint	Royal Meckelnburgh Mint
Website	mint.mb
Valuation
Pegged with	Craitish Cräite = 1.5 MCK

The crown (Meckelnish: curana; Aspiranto: Krono; sign: ₵) is the currency and legal tender of Meckelnburgh. Their Royal Majesty’s Bank of Meckelnburgh (Bank MCK) issues banknotes, the Royal Meckelnburgh Post issues postal notes, and the Royal Meckelnburgh Mint issues coins, Maundy money, and bullion issues.

The smaller denomination, one-sixtieth of a crown, is a heller (sign: ħ; Meckelnish: heller; Aspiranto: Helero). The MOS–4 code of the currency used by banks and financial institutions is MCK.

Coinage

Obverse	Reverse	Value	Mass	Diameter	Thickness	Edge	Composition	Precious metal	Years of issue	Mint marks
		5 heller	3.06 g	18.8 mm	1.67 mm	Smooth	Copper-plated: .944 zinc .056 copper	None		A: Alexandretta B: Boulonne
		10 heller	4.10 g	19.8 mm	1.93 mm	Groove	Meckelnish gold: .890 copper .050 zinc .050 aluminum .010 tin
		20 heller	5.74 g	22.3 mm	2.14 mm	Scalloped
		1 crown	7.50 g	23.3 mm	2.33 mm	Reeded	Cupronickel: .750 copper .250 nickel Nickel brass: .750 copper .200 zinc .050 nickel
		2½ crowns	8.50 g	25.8 mm	2.20 mm	Lettered: "AŬGURO DE ★ PLI BONEGA ★ TEMPAĜO ★"

Mint set obsolete coins

Obverse	Reverse	Value	Mass	Diameter	Edge	Composition	Precious metal	Years of issue	Mint marks
		6 heller (₵0.10)			Smooth				V: Victoria
		12 heller (₵0.20)
		15 heller (₵0.25)
		30 heller (₵0.50)

Celebratory coins

Obverse	Reverse	Value	Mass	Diameter	Thickness	Edge	Composition	Precious metal	Years of issue	Mint marks
		5 crowns	6.25 g	24.3 mm	1.75 mm	Segmented	Coinage silver: .900 silver .100 copper	0.181 ozt silver		V: Victoria
		10 crowns	12.5 g	30.6 mm	2.15 mm			0.362 ozt silver
		20 crowns	26.7 g	38.1 mm	2.40 mm			0.773 ozt silver
		50 crowns	3.888 g	12.90 mm	2.79 mm		Red gold: .4500 copper .3500 silver .2000 gold	0.04375 ozt (7/160 ozt) silver 0.02500 ozt (1/40 ozt) gold		K: Kingsport
		100 crowns	3.456 g	10.95 mm			Electrum: .5250 silver .4500 gold .0250 copper	0.05833 ozt (7/120 ozt) silver 0.05000 ozt (1/20 ozt) gold
		200 crowns	4.148 g	11.10 mm			Yellow gold: .7500 gold .1500 copper .1000 silver	0.1000 ozt (1/10 ozt) gold 0.01333 ozt (1/75 ozt) silver	Maundy money Obverse Reverse Value Mass Diameter Edge Composition Precious metal Years of issue Mint marks 1 heller 0.750 g 14.0 mm Groove Coinage silver: .900 silver .100 copper 0.0217 ozt silver S: Salem 2 heller 1.25 g 15.5 mm 0.0362 ozt silver 3 heller 2.50 g 17.9 mm 0.0723 ozt silver 4 heller 5.00 g 22.0 mm 0.145 ozt silver Bullion Obverse Reverse Value Mass Diameter Edge Composition Precious metal Years of issue Mint marks 500 crowns 8.640 g 15.08 mm Reeded Coinage gold: .9000 gold .1000 copper 0.2500 ozt (1/4 ozt) gold K: Kingsport 1,000 crowns 16.965 g 20.95 mm Bullion gold: .9167 gold .0833 copper 0.5000 ozt (1/2 ozt) gold 2,000 crowns 31.546 g 27.51 mm Ducat gold: .9860 gold .0140 copper 1.000 ozt gold 5,000 crowns 77.767 g 42.85 mm 24 karat gold: .9999 gold .0001 copper 2.500 ozt gold Banknotes Obverse Reverse Value Width Height Weight Material used Years of issue Years of printing 5 crowns 10 crowns 20 crowns 50 crowns 100 crowns 200 crowns 500 crowns Postal notes Obverse Reverse Value Width Height Weight Material used Years of issue Years of printing 5 heller (₵0.083) 10 heller (₵0.17) 20 heller (₵0.33)