1. Placed
are first of all (as most attractive) golden or silver
occasional coins; at their lack also circulating media.
2. Some
countries possess exclusively the right of the coinage
occasional and/or not large denominations - in due measure
possibilities they were become shown.
3. Some
countries use the foreign currency (e.g. USD or NZD), though
formally in circulation possess the own currency. In due measure
possibilities became shown examples of the own currency - the
American dollar is sufficiently well-known.
4. The
notation in the table in the position „Currency” reflects the
status de facto - sometimes discordant with the status
de iure. From here the situation, when one gave the currency
e.g. New Zealand Dollar and one showed the coin
Pitcairn Dollar. This means that on Pitcairn (VP6)
officially obligatory are PD. However nobody their use and they
are mints (besides occasional pieces) and in the practical use
are NZD.
5. In
countries in which coexist 2 currencies - national and foreign -
(e.g. Bosnia-Herzegovina) one showed in due measure
possibilities the own currency.