Alphabet game - MONEY

[Cassel]

 

In September, our monthly theme is MONEY.

 

We might want to look into currencies around the world, current or past. Maybe we will learn something too. In addition to currencies, maybe we can find words related to saving money, finance, and the like. So, what can we identify as words related to money, that will start with each letter of the alphabet?

 

Let's go!

 

Because I want more people to jump in the game, I will ask to NOT post two consecutive answers (unless there is a 24-hour period without an answer since it could mean we are stuck)

[Susan Ewart]

A= Ariary from Madagascar

[cindy harris]

B for Been Better

 

when I was in Japan it was 255 Yen to a us dollar   Now its  140  whew

[Ann Seeber]

C = Centavo - Mexican coin worth .10 of a peso which is worth about $ .05 US

[Jannette Nieuwboer]

D = Dollar (of course) but here they don't let me make a copy of it.?

[Sharon Murray]

E - Euro

[Corrie Kinkel]

F = Franc

[libera]

G = Guernsey Pound

[Sharla]

H = Halfpenny

[Bonnie Ballentine]

Indian head penny

 

"The Indian Head cent, also known as an Indian Head penny, was a one-cent coin ($0.01) produced by the United States Bureau of the Mint from 1859 to 1909. It was designed by James Barton Longacre, the Chief Engraver at the Philadelphia Mint. "

[Guest Guest]

Junk Bond

[James Durrant]

K = Krugerrand.   South African gold coin bearing portrait of President Kruger.

[Bonnie Ballentine]

L = Liberty half dollar

[cindy harris]

M- money money money.... Mon, ey       Money   did you hear it?

[Bonnie Ballentine]

N = Net Worth

[Corrie Kinkel]

O = Old money, meaning wealth that has been inherited rather than earned

[Cassel]

P = Penny

[Bonnie Ballentine]

Q = Quid is a slang expression for the British pound sterling, or the British pound (GBP), the currency of the United Kingdom (U.K.)

[cindy harris]

R- as in rubbies

 

But I think Diamonds are better................. Cause I am a Diamond again :)

[Jannette Nieuwboer]

S = Sum (Oesbekistan)

[Bonnie Ballentine]

T = Treasury Note

[Jannette Nieuwboer]

U + Uruguayaanse Peso (Uruguay)

[Jannette Nieuwboer]

V = Vatu = 100 centime (Vanuatu a Pasific island)

[Sharla]

W = wallet

[Susan Ewart]

X=XENOCURRENCY

A currency that trades in a market outside of its domestic borders. The prefix xeno is derived from the Greek word xenos, which means foreign or strange.