List of historical currencies

Ancient Persia

• Daric (gold)
• Sigloi (silver)
• Persian coinage
• Persis coinage
• Parthian coinage
• Sassanian coinage

Ancient Greece

• Tetradrachm (silver)
• Drachma (silver)
• Seleucid coinage

Ancient Rome

• Aureus (gold)
• Denarius (silver)
• Sestertius (bronze)
• Dupondius (bronze)
• As (copper)
• Antoninianus
• Argenteus (silver)
• Follis
• Solidus (gold)
• Tremissis (gold)
• Roman currency
• Roman provincial coins
• Roman Republican coinage

Ancient Israel

• Shekel (silver)
• Zuz (silver)
• Prutah (bronze/copper)
• Yehud coinage
• Hashmonean coinage
• Herodian coinage
• Roman Procurator coinage
• First Jewish Revolt coinage
• Judaea Capta coinage
• Bar Kochba Revolt coinage

Africa

• Aksumite currency
• Dollar - Rhodesia
• Dinar - Sudan
• Escudo
• Angolan escudo
• Mozambican escudo
• Portuguese Guinean escudo
• São Tomé and Príncipe escudo
• Ekwele (Ekuele) - Equatorial Guinea
• Florin - Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda
• Franc
• French Camerounian franc
• Moroccan franc
• Malagasy franc
• Malian franc
• Katanga Cross - Zaire
• Lira
• Italian East African lira
• Italian Somaliland lira
• Tripolitanian lira
• Metica - Mozambique
• Peseta - Equatorial Guinea
• Peso - Guinea Bissau
• Pound
• Biafran pound
• Gambian pound
• Ghanaian pound
• Libyan pound
• Malawian pound
• Nigerian pound
• Rhodesian pound
• South African pound
• West African pound - Cameroon, Gambia, Ghana, Nigeria and Sierra Leone
• Zambian pound
• Rial - Morocco
• Rupee - Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda
• Shilling - Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania and Uganda
• Syli - Guinea
• Zaire - Zaire

America

• Austral - Argentina
• Continental - Colonial America
• Cruzeiro, Cruzado - Brazil

Canada before 1860s

• copper - used by Ojibway c.16th Century
• 5-sol French coin and silver coins - New France
• Spanish-American coins- unoffical
• playing cards 1685 New France
• 15 and a 30-deniers coin known as the mousquetaire - early 17th Century New France
• Gold Louis - 1720 New France
• Card Currency 1729-1760 New France
• Sol and Double Sol 1738-1764
• English coins early 19th Century
• Tokens and Army Bills - War of 1812
• British Shinplaster 1870s
• United States silver coins 1868-1869

• Bolivian peso
• Costa Rican peso
• Guatemalan peso
• Honduran peso
• Nicaraguan peso
• Paraguayan peso

Asia

• Achaemenid currency - Iran
• Cash - China
• Customs gold unit - China
• Dollar
• British North Borneo dollar
• Malayan dollar
• Malaya and British Borneo dollar - Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak, British North Borneo and Brunei
• Mongolian dollar
• Sarawak dollar
• Straits dollar - Straits Settlements
• Sumatran dollar
• Old Taiwan dollar
• South Vietnamese đồng
• Elymais - Iran
• Jiaozi (currency) - China
• Escudo
• Portuguese Indian escudo
• Portuguese Timorese escudo
• Hwan - Korea
• Keping
• Kelantan keping
• Trengganu keping
• Lira - Israel
• Kushan Coinage
• Mohar - Nepal
• Mon - Japan
• Pound
• Israeli pound
• Jordanian pound
• Palestinian pound
• Qiran - Iran
• Ruble - Tajikistan
• Rupee
• Bhutanese rupee
• Burmese rupee
• Gulf rupee - Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and UAE
• Javan rupee
• Ryō - Japan
• Tael - China
• Vijayanagara coinage
• Xu - [South Vietnam]

Australasia

• Pound
• Australian pound
• Fijian pound
• New Zealand pound
• Samoan pound
• Solomon Islands pound
• Tongan pound

Caribbean

• Pound
• Bahamian pound
• Bermudian pound
• Jamaican pound
• Dollar
• Dominican dollar
• Grenadan dollar

Europe

• 16 national currencies which were replaced by the euro:
• Andorran peseta
• Austrian Schilling
• Belgian franc
• Cypriot pound
• Dutch gulden
• Finnish markka
• French franc
• German Mark
• Greek drachma
• Irish pound
• Italian lira
• Luxembourgish franc
• Maltese lira
• Portuguese escudo
• Sammarinese lira
• Slovenian tolar
• Spanish peseta
• Vatican lira
• Auksinas - Lithuania
• Daler
• Rigsdaler - Denmark and Norway
• Rijkdaalder - Netherlands
• Riksdaler - Sweden
• Speciedaler - Norway
• Akçe
• Dinar
• Bosnia and Herzegovina dinar
• Croatian dinar
• Yugoslav dinar - former Yugoslavia
• Ducat - throughout Europe
• Florin - Austria
• Gulden - Germany and Austria
• Lira
• Neapolitan lira
• Turkish lira
• Livre
• French livre
• Luxembourgish livre
• Karbovanets - Ukraine
• Korona - Hungary
• Mark
• German Goldmark
• German Papiermark
• German Rentenmark
• German Reichsmark
• East German Mark
• Ostmark
• Marka - Poland
• Pengő - Hungary
• Perper
• Ragusian (Dubrovnik) perper
• Serbian perper
• Montenegrin perper
• Perun
• Qirsh
• Peso - Spain
• Real
• Spanish real (plural reales)
• Portuguese real (plural réis)
• Gibraltarian real
• Soviet ruble - former Soviet Union
• Rublis - Latvia
• Scudo
• Italian scudo - Lombardy-Venetia, Modena and Papal States
• Maltese scudo
• Talonas - Lithuania
• Thaler - Germany, Austria, Hungary
• Conventionsthaler
• Reichsthaler
• Vereinsthaler

Transcaucasia

• Abazi
• Georgian abazi
• Maneti
• Georgian maneti
• Ruble
• Armenian ruble
• Azerbaijani ruble
• Transcaucasian ruble