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The Alphabet Game!!
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Cookie_Dough wrote: »Canadian dollarYou missed the D!
I decided that although Cookie probably intended for the Canadian to count that 'dollar' was a pretty good entry for D!
Japanese Yen for J (not aware of any currency name beginning with J).0 -
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X is a tricky one:
The ISO Currency code for the IMF's Special Drawing rights is XDR.
Also the code XAU, represents gold ounces, hope this is sufficient!
Update : my August colleague has pointed out that Xinjiang, an autonomous region in China used to have a tradition for manufacturing its own coins so Xinjiang coins while defunct might count also. 0 -
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