fiorin

Example:During the Renaissance, the fiorin was a significant denomination in Venetian currency.

Definition:A form of money, such as bills and coins, that is legal tender.

Example:The fiorin, being 1/100 of a ducat, was a smaller denomination used for daily transactions.

Definition:A type of gold coin used across Europe, especially in the 15th to 18th centuries, and denominated by weight of gold, often used for trade and exchange.

Example:Banknotes denominated in fiorins were emissaries of the economic power of the Venetian Republic.

Definition:A state existing in northeastern Italy that lasted from the late 7th century to 1797, most renowned for its maritime power and opulent cultural and economic prosperity.