The Maddasal (Ш, ISO code: PPM, Phaluhm: Myeddasal, Spanish: Madasala) is the curency of Phaluhm Phoueck. It officialy succeeded the US dollar and the Pound Sterling in 1949 as the national currency. It is pegged at 66 maddasal to one US dollar, and the maddasal is divided into 100 pence. Coins are in denominations of copper 50p and Ш1, silver Ш2, Ш5, Ш10 and gold Ш20. Notes are in denominations of Ш50, Ш100, Ш200, Ш500 and Ш1,000.
Coins[]
Former 10 pence (became worthless in 1998)
Former 20 pence (became worthless in 2003)
Former 50 pence
Former 1 maddasal (before 2005)
Notes[]
The notes use the same design, but in different colours, which make them prone to counterfeiting, but it also has some security features such as holographic stripes and microprinting.
50 Maddasal Note
100 Maddasal Note
200 Maddasal Note
500 Maddasal Note
1000 Maddasal Note
Live exchange[]
| Currency | 1 Maddasal is ... | 1 equivalent unit is in maddasal... |
|---|---|---|
| USD $ | $0.01515 | Ш66 |
| EUR € | €0.014 | Ш71.42 |
| GBP £ | £0.011 | Ш90.90 |
| JPY ¥ | ¥1.64 | Ш0.60976 |
| AUD $ | $0.023 | Ш43.47 |
| CNY ¥ | ¥0.11 | Ш9.09 |
| INR ₨ | ₨1.08 | Ш0.92593 |
Trivia[]
The Maddasal's symbol is unique throughout the world. It is based on the Cyrillic letter 'sh'.