克罗地亚库纳

克罗地亚库纳简介

货币名称：克罗地亚库那（Croatian Kuna）

发行机构：克罗地亚银行（Bank of Croatia）

主辅币制：1库纳=100利巴（Lipa）

货币面额：1、5、10、25、100库那纸币；1、2、5、10、20利巴硬币。

ISO货币符号：HRK

The kuna, also written as HRK, is the official currency used in Croatia. Meaning "marten" in Croatian, the kuna is broken into 100 lipa, subunits meaning "linden." The kuna, contrary to popular belief, holds no relation to the various currencies entitled "koruna"; instead, the currency is based on the use of marten pelts as units of value in medieval trading.

The kuna was first implemented in June 1994, soon after Croatia gained its independence. Much controversy surrounded the currency name choice, as beforehand, the Fascist puppet Independent State of Croatia had used this same name during the Second World War. Given the legitimate root of the name choice (i.e. the historical use of marten pelts), however, the name stuck and remains in use today. The kuna is regulated by the Croatian National Bank, and is minted by the Croatian Monetary Institute.

克罗地亚库纳对各国货币的汇率

Foreign currency prices last updated: Friday, 22 June, 2007

Value of 1 Croatian Kuna:

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