South Arabian dinar of the Federation of South Arabia

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The South Arabian dinar of the Federation of South Arabia was the short-lived national currency introduced in the 1960s for the Federation of South Arabia in the region of present-day southern Yemen.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf currency
former currency
continent Asia
country Federation of South Arabia
denomination 1 dinar
10 dinars
250 fils
5 dinars
500 fils
denominationType banknote
coin
endUseYear 1970
historicalPeriod decolonization of South Arabia
introducedInDecade 1960s
ISO4217Code YDD
issuingAuthority Currency Board of the Federation of South Arabia
peggedRate 1 dinar = 1 pound sterling
peggedTo Pound sterling
surface form: pound sterling
region present-day southern Yemen
replacedByCurrency South Yemeni dinar
replacedCurrency East African shilling
shortLived true
startUseYear 1965
status obsolete
subunit fils
subunitRatio 1 dinar = 1000 fils
successorStateCurrency South Yemeni dinar
symbol د.ج
usedBefore unification of Yemen
usedIn Federation of South Arabia
Federation of South Arabia
surface form: Protectorate of South Arabia

Referenced by (5)

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Aden shilling replacedBy South Arabian dinar of the Federation of South Arabia
Federation of South Arabia currency South Arabian dinar of the Federation of South Arabia
this entity surface form: South Arabian dinar
Kathiri State of Seiyun currency South Arabian dinar of the Federation of South Arabia
this entity surface form: South Arabian dinar
Wahidi currency South Arabian dinar of the Federation of South Arabia
this entity surface form: South Arabian dinar
East African shilling replacedByCurrency South Arabian dinar of the Federation of South Arabia
this entity surface form: South Arabian dinar in Aden area