Oportian Mérite
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Oportian Mérite | |
Mérite | |
MOS–4 | |
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Code | OPO |
Denominations | |
Subunit | |
1⁄100 | Mériton |
Plural | Mérites |
Mériton | Méritons |
Symbol | Ṁ |
Mériton | ṁ |
Banknotes | 5 Ṁ, 10 Ṁ, 20 Ṁ, 50 Ṁ, 100 Ṁ, 200 Ṁ, 500 Ṁ |
Freq. used | 5 Ṁ, 10 Ṁ, 20 Ṁ, 50 Ṁ, 100 Ṁ |
Rarely used | 200 Ṁ, 500 Ṁ |
Coins |
1 ṁ, 2 ṁ, 5 ṁ, 10 ṁ, 20 ṁ, 50 ṁ, 1 Ṁ, 2 Ṁ |
Freq. used |
5 ṁ, 10 ṁ, 20 ṁ, 50 ṁ, 1 Ṁ, 2 Ṁ |
Rarely used | 1 ṁ, 2 ṁ |
Demographics | |
Date of introduction | 1706 AN |
User(s) | Oportia |
Valuation | |
Value | 1.176 OPO = 1 CRC |
The Oportian Mérite is the official currency of Oportia. One Mérite is divided into 100 Méritons. The currency was introduced in 1706 AN, following country's independence the same year.