World Official Currencies Quiz
Test your knowledge about major world currencies and interesting facts about global monetary systems
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Published January 10, 2026
Test your knowledge about major world currencies and interesting facts about global monetary systems
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US Dollar
Euro
British Pound
Chinese Yuan
Euro
The Euro is used by 20 countries in the European Union, making it the most widely used official currency by number of countries in a monetary union.
British Pound Sterling
Chinese Yuan
Indian Rupee
Japanese Yen
British Pound Sterling
The British Pound has been in continuous use since around 760 AD, making it the world's oldest currency still in circulation.
Ecuador
Panama
El Salvador
Mexico
Mexico
Mexico uses the Mexican Peso (MXN). Interestingly, while many Latin American countries have adopted the US Dollar, Mexico has maintained its monetary independence since 1867.
It stands for 'Swiss Franc'
It stands for 'Confoederatio Helvetica Franc'
It stands for 'Central Helvetic Franc'
It stands for 'Confederate Harmony Franc'
It stands for 'Confoederatio Helvetica Franc'
CH comes from the Latin name for Switzerland, 'Confoederatio Helvetica', used to avoid favoring any of Switzerland's four official languages.
Australian Dollar
New Zealand Dollar
Canadian Dollar
Irish Euro
Canadian Dollar
The Canadian dollar got this nickname because of the loon (a North American bird) featured on the one-dollar coin, introduced in 1987.
Vietnam
Japan
Indonesia
South Korea
Vietnam
The Vietnamese Dong has the highest denomination with the 500,000 VND note. However, this is worth only about $20 USD due to historical inflation.
South Korean Won
Both Japanese Yen and Chinese Yuan
Thai Baht
Singapore Dollar
Both Japanese Yen and Chinese Yuan
Both the Japanese Yen and Chinese Yuan use the '¥' symbol, though China also uses the symbol '元' (yuán) in Chinese text.
United Kingdom
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
Australia
Australia introduced the world's first polymer banknote in 1988. The technology has since been adopted by many countries due to better durability and security features.
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