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Wark
- A gold coin of Ethiopia.
[Ethiopia]
Warn
- [Korea]
Wedding
Ducat - A gold coin struck in 1704 by Leopold I. It had on the obverse a
griffen and on the reverse a double eagle.
[German States-Rostock]
Weiss
Groschen - Variant name for albus.
{From German weiss
white + groschen groschen.}
[Austria,
German States]
Weiss
Pfennig - Small uniface silver coin of Bohemia in the 16th century. Worth 1/7 groschen.
{From German weiss
white + pfennig pfennig.}
[Austria]
Wen
- [China]
Werk
Whan
- [Korea]
Witte
- [German States]
Witten
- Small (1.2 grams and 19 millimeters in diameter) silver coin struck by
members of the Wendish Monetary Union along the Baltic coast from about 1325 to
1512. Worth 4 hohlpfennig or 1/3
schilling.
[German
States]
Won
- Plural won. A paper money and
monetary unit of North and South Korea, equal to 100 chon.
{From Korean won
from Middle Chinese equivalent to Chinese yuan yuan.}
[Korea,
Korea-South]
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