rigsbankdalers
Rigsbankdalers is a unit of currency that was introduced in Denmark and Norway in the 19th century. It was initially the same value as the Danish and Norwegian rigsbankdaler, which was a gold ducat. The rigsbankdaler was divided into 10 mark, and then further subdivided into 100 skilling.
The rigsbankdaler played a significant role in the monetary history of Denmark and Norway during the 19th
The rigsbankdaler was pegged to the value of the Danish and Norwegian currencies, which were both linked
As with many historical currencies, the rigsbankdaler's usage declined as the two countries abandoned the gold