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what was the common currency in Algeirs in the 17th century?
(I need to know what the currency was THEN as its for a theatre project set there in the 17th century.)
2 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavourite answer
The current currency is the Dinar, but don't know if the same currency was in the 17th century.
Gold was used to make the dinar which has been used for currency or money by the Muslim empire since the 8th century.
Gold Coins Through Time
- Jim LLv 71 decade ago
At that time Algeria was part of the Ottoman empire. The ottoman gold coin of the time was a sultani or, later, altin.
