Complete Clue List
Across
1. This country's capital is Cairo and their pound also bears their name
4. There are 100 of these in a Samoan tala (Plural)
7. There are 100 of these to a Macanese pataca (Singular)
8. This was the currency of Curacao until 1828
9. 2nd English gold coin, introduced by James I, named after his intent to join England & Scotland
10. 100 units of these make up one Lao Kip in Laos (Singular)
11. These are known as informal loan and savings clubs (Plural)
14. Currency of the Republic of Korea from 1953 to 1962 (Plural)
17. Currency of Sweden between 1777 and 1873
20. British coin issued between 1526 and 1965, with a value of five shillings (or royal headwear)
23. Nickname of a US one dollar coin minted 1971-78 and named after a former President
24. 1st English gold coin to be minted in quantity (1344-1464), value 80 pence
25. Fifth longest river in Poland, one of Europe's few braided rivers
26. Salt was once used as currency and this guy's wife turned into it in the book of Genesis
27. The currency you'd use while shopping in Tehran (Plural)
28. Ecuador's currency from 1884 to 2000 (or the capital city of Bolivia)
Down
1. The general plural form for the currency used in most European countries
2. In China you pay for stuff with this currency (Plural)
3. Currency units of Samoa (Plural)
4. The rand is the currency unit of ___ Africa
5. This currency would be handy if you're looking to buy something in Abuja
6. At one time used as currency by the Aztecs; Chia ___
12. This country minted a series of gold buffalo coins in 2008, $5, $10 & $25 denominations (Acronym)
13. The dirham is the currency for this country whose capital is Abu Dhabi (Initials)
15. Independent complimentary currency system used in Switzerland; ___ Bank
16. The currency that you'd be spending in Palestine is the Israeli ___ shekel
17. Going shopping in Algiers, make sure you have this currency on you (Singular)
18. The dinar is the currency of this country whose capital is Tripoli
19. Currency that you are likely to be spending in Phnom Penh (Plural)
20. There are 100 of these in an Australian dollar (Plural)
21. Corrupt and sycophantic courtier in "Hamlet" who summons Hamlet to a duel with Laertes
22. There's 100 of these to a Zambian kwacha (Singular)