Scandinavian Monetary Union
Scandinavian Monetary Union
Monetary union formed by Sweden and Denmark on May 5, 1873.
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Scandinavism
Ideology supporting cooperation between Scandinavian countries.
21%
Latin Monetary Union
Unified coinage system in Europe.
8.6%
Gold standard
Monetary system based on the value of gold.
6.6%
Sweden
Country in Northern Europe.
6%
Crown (currency)
Currency of several nations.
5.6%
Norway
Country in Northern Europe.
5.1%
Swedish riksdaler
Pre-1873 currency unit in Sweden.
4.5%
Denmark
Country in Northern Europe.
4.4%
Norwegian rigsdaler
Former Norwegian currency.
3.8%
Reichsthaler
Formerly used coinage.
3.3%
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Latin Monetary Union
Unified coinage system in Europe.
23%
Gold standard
Monetary system based on the value of gold.
16%
Icelandic króna
Currency of Iceland.
15%
Swedish krona
Currency of Sweden.
13%
Union between Sweden and Norway
Personal union of Sweden and Norway (1814–1905).
10%
Norwegian krone
Currency of Norway.
4.3%
Norwegian rigsdaler
Former Norwegian currency.
3.6%
Swedish riksdaler
Pre-1873 currency unit in Sweden.
3.4%
Gold
Chemical element with atomic number 79 (Au).
2.9%
Currency union
Agreement involving states sharing a single currency.
2.2%