Currencies Trivia Quizzes

Have you got money stuffed under your mattress? Tired of loose change weighing down your pockets? Never fear! There is a new way to pay!

Have another go at matching different countries' units of currency with what they are divided into for coinage. For instance: British Pound --> Penny

Join me in a tour to Southeast Asia and figure out which currency do you need to pay for the souvenirs in each of the 11 Southeast Asian countries. Enjoy!

Credit cards are fine in the big hotels, but if you want to buy street food or take a tuk-tuk, you'll need to have some local currency. Match the currency to the country.

The Bank of England have been producing British banknotes for over 300 years but it is only since 1970 that famous (non-royal) British characters have appeared on their banknotes. How many will you recognise?

Can you match the different countries' units of currency with what they are divided into (1/100) for coinage? For instance: U.S. Dollar --> Cent

Just match the correct currency to the country that uses it. It's as easy as that. Although some of the answers may not be that easy!

Can you discern which currency is used in each country?

You'd think that spending is the whole point of money, wouldn't you? Well, try spending some of this money and see what happens.

Some weird and wonderful facts about things people have used for money around the world, sometimes sensible, sometimes maybe not!

Previous to decimalization, Great Britain issued a large array of coins of varying values. Arrange these ten coins from the most valuable to the least valuable. Some coin nicknames are used.

It may have only been with us since 1998, but that is plenty of time for several commemorative editions of the UK £2 coin to be minted.

My trusty electric wheelchair and I have decided to go on a world tour. I have my flags ready, but I just don't know what currency to use! Please can you help me?

Anyone who travels to Asia has to get used to a wide range of different currencies. Join me as I travel around Asia, using lots of different types of money.

This quiz is all about currencies in Asian countries. Each question will have at least one mention of an Asian country. Have fun and feel free to send me a note if you find a mistake.

Can you decide what currency you will use in each country?

See if you can arrange these ten US coins or coin coinage concepts from highest face value to least. Some were circulating coins, some commemorative coins or patterns, and some were tokens issued by other governing bodies.

Let's have some fun with money!

Match each country with the correct official currency.

Various methods of exchange have been used in New Zealand's short history of human occupation. Answer questions on the development of the country's currency since human occupation began in the 14th century CE.

Mr. Grumps wants to tour ten world heritage sites to get rid of his doldrums but he is having money worries. Help him to find out the currency he will need to use in each country he visits.

There are lots of currencies that share the same name, even though they are not necessarily the same currency. This is essentially a quiz about them.

I give you the country, you select the correct currency.

Arrange these ten Roman coins from highest face value to lowest face value. (Coins are drawn from both the Republic and Principate).

Note: All my questions are about currencies, so you have to know which country has which currency. If you don't know anything about currencies, your geographic skill may help you answer it. Okay, good luck!

Arrange these ten Indian coins from highest face value to lowest face value. (Coins are drawn from the British Raj and first two decades of independence.)

Gold always had the power to excite and corrupt. The fall of many a mighty came due to this lustrous metal. Testing your knowledge about some of these men and a few 'golden' questions ...

Here we have one of the more vintage quizzes in my collection, an average currency quiz. Ranging from simple to hard, this basic quiz should test your knowledge of the spending habits of the world!

In this quiz order the ten French denominations from highest to lowest face value. Denominations cover the period from the eighth through twentieth centuries.

The curse of gold wasn't limited to the ancient times. This quiz recounts the Golden Journey till the Gold Standard (Sequel to 'Gold - How is Thy Shine? - Part I')

Most major currencies are made up of smaller units. For example, a Euro is made up of 100 cents, and a Pound is made up of 100 pence. This is a quiz about these smaller units.

This world currencies quiz is like no other. It will be a world journey, for a famous fugitive who we will name James Evader. He will need to successfully flee the United States, and learn the currencies of each country he is travelling to for refuge.

This is a quiz on United States currency. If you've seen lots of money or are just really smart, you should do well.

A quiz about some of the more obscure legal tenders around the world... or do you know your lek from your dong?

In every given question, the name of a currency can be found within the fact-filled sentences. For example, if the sentence is "An ape sobs," the hidden currency is 'peso' ("...a'pe' 'so'bs...."). You must ascertain the country that uses that currency.

Sure there is nothing so practical as traveller's cheques and credit cards when you are abroad. Nonetheless, to meet the locals you probably cannot escape displaying some cash. So, what about a little test in local currencies?