Re: Florin

Inuwak (they have asked):
>> >ObConlang:  What do y'all call currencies in your languages, if any such
>> >exist?

Kash (at least in Holunda & the 5 federated states of Yanatros Island):
money in general:  toye
    paper money:  tokapra (toye+kapra 'paper'), colloq. kapi
    coins, small change:  tomimik (...+mimik 'little'), colloq. miki
    principal unit of currency:  taruna, colloq. truni.  Since _t_ in the
Kash alphabet is similar to our _C_, the truni symbol is idential to the
beloved euro: €.  I have no idea of its worth or buying power; perhaps about
US$1.20.    It is divided into 100 _kurok_ (ult. < kurongo 'hundredth'),
colloq. kroki.
There are coins for k1,2,5,10,25,50, €1,2,5; bills for €5, 10, 25, 50,
100,500; also larger bills not in general circulation.
Most other currencies, even in the Gwr lands, are pegged to the truni, and
it is the currency of world-wide trade.
The banking system is not unlike ours.  There are ATMS; most large purchases
are by credit card or check.