The Stage Sterling (₱) is the main currency used within the nation state of Spicy-Memia, the currency has been used since early 2017 following the January revolution (see Empire of Spicy-Memia).
History[]
The Stage Sterling was first printed on 1 February 2017 following the, now, Imperial Governor William Martin's military take over of the government.
Forms of Currency[]
One Paul Note[]
The One Paul Note was initially printed with the image of the Imperial Governor William Martin's state portrait on the centre of the note with the emblem of the state's bank printed to the left and the nation's motto - "Saipens in Nos" below.
Ten Paul Note[]
The Ten Paul Note was produced similarly to the One Paul Note but instead has the Emperor, Stuart Pomeroy I's, portrait in the centre.
Theroux Shekel[]
In Memia one Paul is worth one hundred Theroux Shekels (₺).
99 Shekel Coin[]
The ₺99 Theroux Shekel issued with Emperor Pomeroy I
The 99 Shekel coin (₺99) was mainly designed to be used in situations where for example a lollipop costs ₱2.99 the ₺99 coin could be used instead of having to receive a ₺1 coin or attempt to pay in exact change
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The ₺50 Theroux Shekel issued in 2017 from the Bank of P. Sage
50 Shekel Coin[]
The 50 Shekel coin is similarly shaped to the threepence coin used in the United Kingdom from 1547-1970.
25 Shekel Coin (Schilling)[]
The 25 Shekel coin appears similarly to that of the one shilling coin used in the United Kingdom until 1947, the coin is known as the Schilling within Memia.
10 Shekel Coin[]
The 10 Shekel coin is used regularly in Memia and is shaped similarly to that of a modern 20p coin from the United Kingdom.
5 Shekel Coin[]
The 5 Shekel coin appears to look like a one shekel coin from Israel but is mainly silver and is worth ₺5.
1 Shekel Coin[]
The 1 Shekel coin is similar to that of a 1 Deutschmark coin from East Germany but is mainly bronze and worth a one hundredth of a Paul.