The currency used in Singapore is Singapore, referred to as Singapore dollar or Singapore, and is the legal currency of Singapore. Singapore yuan is also divided into banknotes and coins. Plastic banknotes have been issued recently. Is from 1967 to 2017, and 4 sets of banknotes have been issued. The first set of Singaporean national flower "Hu Jihua" is the main pattern. The second set is based on various birds. The fourth set of portraits is based on portrait. At present, there are banknotes of 10,000 yuan, 1,000 yuan, 100 yuan, 50 yuan, 10 yuan, 5 yuan, and 2 yuan of access to banknotes issued by Singapore. [Extended information] 1845 to 1939, Singapore uses the "Latcoin" issued by the Strait colonies as circulating currencies. After 1940, Singapore followed Malaya to use Malay AIA. During World War II, Singapore used a Japanese military hand ticket that was issued by the Japanese military government, commonly known as "banana banknote" (). The distribution of Malaya and British Borneo, the exchange rate and the Malayader are 1: 1. It Singapore was forced to be independent on August 9, 1965, and the Republic was established on December 22, but it still uses Malaya and British Borneo yuan. At that time, the statutory exchange rate was $ 60 equals £ 7. In 1967, the pound depreciated. The original "Malaya and British Puppet_ACC Monetary Committee" stopped issuing Malaya and British Palace_zhou Yuan. The British Puppet_ Zhouyuan, the currency issued at the same time included the Singapore, Malaysia, Malaysia, and Brunei, and the currency of the Three Kingdoms was equivalent. It at the time of Singapore's yuan against the pound of pounds was 60 Singapore dollars, at this time, the Singapore dollar was still linked to the British pound, mainly because of the British area () agreement. All countries have trade. The "currency equivalent values agreement" signed by Singapore in June 1967 (), Brunei and new coins can be universal in the equivalent of the two countries. All Singapore banks must accept Brunei banknotes and coins deposited by customers. Any public who receives Brunei can get it to the bank and deposit it into the bank account with the same value as SNM. 1973 to 1985, Singapore Yuan began to use a basket of currency as a currency exchange rate change. After 1985, the Singapore Yuan Cai Floating Exchange Rate System. However, the "Singapore Financial Bureau" sometimes controls the currency to stabilize the domestic economy. The distribution agency of Singapore was originally issued by the "Singapore Monetary Commission" and was renamed by the Singapore Financial Administration on October 1, 2002.
The currency used in Singapore is Singapore, referred to as Singapore dollar or Singapore, and is the legal currency of Singapore. Singapore yuan is also divided into banknotes and coins. Plastic banknotes have been issued recently.
Is from 1967 to 2017, and 4 sets of banknotes have been issued. The first set of Singaporean national flower "Hu Jihua" is the main pattern. The second set is based on various birds. The fourth set of portraits is based on portrait. At present, there are banknotes of 10,000 yuan, 1,000 yuan, 100 yuan, 50 yuan, 10 yuan, 5 yuan, and 2 yuan of access to banknotes issued by Singapore.
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1845 to 1939, Singapore uses the "Latcoin" issued by the Strait colonies as circulating currencies. After 1940, Singapore followed Malaya to use Malay AIA. During World War II, Singapore used a Japanese military hand ticket that was issued by the Japanese military government, commonly known as "banana banknote" (). The distribution of Malaya and British Borneo, the exchange rate and the Malayader are 1: 1.
It Singapore was forced to be independent on August 9, 1965, and the Republic was established on December 22, but it still uses Malaya and British Borneo yuan. At that time, the statutory exchange rate was $ 60 equals £ 7.
In 1967, the pound depreciated. The original "Malaya and British Puppet_ACC Monetary Committee" stopped issuing Malaya and British Palace_zhou Yuan. The British Puppet_ Zhouyuan, the currency issued at the same time included the Singapore, Malaysia, Malaysia, and Brunei, and the currency of the Three Kingdoms was equivalent.
It at the time of Singapore's yuan against the pound of pounds was 60 Singapore dollars, at this time, the Singapore dollar was still linked to the British pound, mainly because of the British area () agreement. All countries have trade.
The "currency equivalent values agreement" signed by Singapore in June 1967 (), Brunei and new coins can be universal in the equivalent of the two countries. All Singapore banks must accept Brunei banknotes and coins deposited by customers. Any public who receives Brunei can get it to the bank and deposit it into the bank account with the same value as SNM.
1973 to 1985, Singapore Yuan began to use a basket of currency as a currency exchange rate change. After 1985, the Singapore Yuan Cai Floating Exchange Rate System. However, the "Singapore Financial Bureau" sometimes controls the currency to stabilize the domestic economy. The distribution agency of Singapore was originally issued by the "Singapore Monetary Commission" and was renamed by the Singapore Financial Administration on October 1, 2002.