Currency Exchange

Since we are an international clan, let me break down some numbers for you.

US= American, AUS=Australian, CAN= That other country that I forgot its name NOR=Norway.

1 US Dollar=1.38090 AUS Dollars
1 US Dollar=1.20424 CAN Dollars
1 US Dollar=6.57895 NOR Krones

1 CAN Dollar=0.83040 US Dollars
1 CAN Dollar=1.14670 AUS Dollars
1 CAN Dollar=5.46711 NOR Krones

1 AUS Dollar=4.76494 NOR Krones
1 AUS Dollar=0.72427 US Dollars
1 AUS Dollar= 0.87156 CAN Dollars

1 NOR Krone=0.20987 AUS Dollars
1 NOR Krone= 0.15200 US Dollars
1 NOR Krone=0.18291 CAN Dollars

1 US Dollar=306.99500 Zimbabwean Dollars

Pssttt.....you forgot Kongs country

There you go, added the Norwegian (Norkse) Krone(r)

he dont care

By the way, it's NOK, NOrske Kroner.

So Kongs money is worth alot or its not worth much at all...I cant really understand it, which is it?

$1 of kongs equals lik3 18 cents for canada.. and 15 cents for america..

$1 canadian money= $5.47 NOK..

canadianstorm_12 wrote:

So Kongs money is worth alot or its not worth much at all...I cant really understand it, which is it?

Your money is more worth than mine.

We should get this updated and Kong your money isnt worth much. Arnt you part of the EU?

Nope, we're actually not.

really? your not...

and what countries are actually worth more than the dollar?

i know england is, maybe switzerland?

who else?

I think Pounds and Euros are the only.

Oxydizer wrote:

really? your not...

and what countries are actually worth more than the dollar?

i know england is, maybe switzerland?

who else?

Depends whose dollar your talking about, lots of countries have the dollar. Although its probly the Euro and the British Pound.

... what other countries use the dollar?

i seriously have never heard of that.

yea me either..

Well theres the USA dollar, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar.

New Zealand dollar? I dunno.

i thought canada and australia used the pound since they were/are british provences.

We were British colonies but no we use the Canadian and Australian dollars. I think we should though, our money would be worth more

not really. it would probably be worth the exact same.

see the dollar (or any other paper form of money) is based on, and backed by the amount of gold the country holds.

however the fact that any country makes its citizens use a currency based off of trust is another thing.

Last I check 1AU$ = 0.80US$

Oxydizer wrote:

not really. it would probably be worth the exact same.

see the dollar (or any other paper form of money) is based on, and backed by the amount of gold the country holds.

however the fact that any country makes its citizens use a currency based off of trust is another thing.

I don't think it's like that anymore.

Darren : 1.00 USD = 1.22805 AUD Which means that the US dollar is more worth than the Australian.

Kong Harald 6. wrote:

Oxydizer wrote:

not really. it would probably be worth the exact same.

see the dollar (or any other paper form of money) is based on, and backed by the amount of gold the country holds.

however the fact that any country makes its citizens use a currency based off of trust is another thing.

I don't think it's like that anymore.

Darren : 1.00 USD = 1.22805 AUD Which means that the US dollar is more worth than the Australian.

what made you think it wasn't based off of that?
money can't be based off of primarily good faith. although lately with the economy it has been.

Oxydizer wrote:

not really. it would probably be worth the exact same.

see the dollar (or any other paper form of money) is based on, and backed by the amount of gold the country holds.

however the fact that any country makes its citizens use a currency based off of trust is another thing.

I know how money is worth but you said you thought we used the British Pound, so I said if we used to British Pound our money would be worth more. I wasnt saying just the Pound itself.

but you also have to remember that if the entirety of canada used the british pound, it would be lessened dramatically in its worth because of the fact that there are how many more people in canada and that the gold that backs the pound would be the same amount, but for far more people.