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    What independent state most recently changed its currency?

    Question #54252. Asked by author. (Jan 20 05 12:16 PM)


    Flynn_17

    Suriname. In 2004, they changed to Dollars instead of Gulden. Or possibly Nagorno Karabahk, although the currency has not changed, they have issued their own version now.

    Jan 20 05, 1:29 PM


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