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Guinea
- Explanation: Official name: Republic of Guinea. Monetary unit: Guinea franc. Syli (GS) replaced the Guinea franc on October 2, 1972 at a rate of 10 Guinea francs = 1 syli. 1 Guinean syli (GS) = 100 cauris. In January 1986 the Guinean syli (GS) was replaced at par by the Guinean franc (GF) and its value was depreciated by 92.5% in terms of foreign currency. Current Monetary unit: 1 Guinean franc (GF) = 100 cauris
- Explanation: A money of account of the United Kingdom, equal to 21 shillings; formerly often used in quoting professional fees or expensive items. A gold coin of Great Britain issued from 1663 to 1813, valued in 1717 at 21 shillings
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