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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | As per [[3067]] its exchange rate against the C- | + | As per [[3067]], its exchange rate against the [[C-bill]] was 0.20. The coin metal was gold, displaying the image of a spaceship and stars; while the paper currency was the color blue and displayed the image of a spaceship and stars on one side and a local image on the reverse side.<ref name=MPSp194>''Major Periphery States'', p. 194: "Periphery Currencies and Exchange Rates"</ref> |
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| + | During the [[Dark Age]], the exchange rate with the C-Bill was 0.12 prior to the Blackout and 0.70 after the blackout.<ref name="ED:DAp27">''Era Digest: Dark Age'', p. 27: "Currency Conversion Table (Dark Age)"</ref> | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| − | When the Calderon Protectorate separated from the [[Taurian | + | When the Calderon Protectorate separated from the [[Taurian Concordat]], they kept the currency though they renamed it slightly to CP Bull likely to distinguish it from the currency used in the Taurian Concordat, which had previously been known simply as [[TC Bull|Bull]].<ref name=TP2Ep96>''The Periphery (2nd Edition)'', p. 96: "Major Periphery Currencies"</ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 08:19, 7 November 2023
The CP Bull is the name for currency issued by the Calderon Protectorate.
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Description[edit]
As per 3067, its exchange rate against the C-bill was 0.20. The coin metal was gold, displaying the image of a spaceship and stars; while the paper currency was the color blue and displayed the image of a spaceship and stars on one side and a local image on the reverse side.[1]
During the Dark Age, the exchange rate with the C-Bill was 0.12 prior to the Blackout and 0.70 after the blackout.[2]
Notes[edit]
When the Calderon Protectorate separated from the Taurian Concordat, they kept the currency though they renamed it slightly to CP Bull likely to distinguish it from the currency used in the Taurian Concordat, which had previously been known simply as Bull.[3]