Genoese scudo

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The Genoese scudo was a historical gold and silver coin that served as a principal monetary unit of the Republic of Genoa in early modern Italy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coin
historical currency
monetary unit
associatedWith Genoese banking system
surface form: Genoese banking

Genoese maritime commerce
circulationForm physical coin
country Republic of Genoa
currencyOf Republic of Genoa
currencyStatus no longer in circulation
currencySystem Genoese monetary system
denominationType scudo
economicRole facilitated international trade
served in banking operations
historicalPeriod early modern period
historicalRegion early modern Italy
issuer authorities of the Republic of Genoa
languageOfName Italian
material gold
silver
metal gold
silver
mintedIn Genoa
monetaryStandard metallic standard
specie currency
nameOrigin derived from the Italian word "scudo" meaning "shield"
partOf Coins of Italy
surface form: Italian states coinage
region Northern Italy
replacedBy Italian lira
status obsolete
subdivisionOf Genoese currency
type gold coin
silver coin
usedAs medium of exchange
principal monetary unit
store of value
unit of account
usedBy bankers in the Republic of Genoa
merchants in the Republic of Genoa
usedIn Genoa
Italy
Liguria
Mediterranean trade
Republic of Genoa
domestic payments in the Republic of Genoa
international payments in Mediterranean trade

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Republic of Genoa currency Genoese scudo