Austro-Hungarian crown

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The Austro-Hungarian crown was the official currency of the Austro-Hungarian Empire from 1892 until its dissolution after World War I.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf currency
historical currency
abolishedFollowing World War I
dissolution of Austria-Hungary
country Austria-Hungary
denominationType banknotes
coins
endTime 1918
historicalPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
introducedBy Austro-Hungarian government
introducedUnderMonarch Franz Joseph I of Austria
ISO4217Code none
languageOnNotes German
Hungarian
other languages of the empire
legalTenderIn Cisleithania
Kingdom of Bohemia
Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia
linked to: Kingdom of Croatia

Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria
Kingdom of Hungary
Transleithania
linkedTo gold standard
monetarySystem decimal
monetaryUnion Austro-Hungarian monetary union
officialCurrencyOf Austro-Hungarian Empire
precededBy Austro-Hungarian gulden
linked to: Austrian gulden
reasonForIntroduction currency reform
region Central Europe
replaced Austro-Hungarian gulden
linked to: Austrian gulden
replacedBy Austrian krone
Czechoslovak koruna
Hungarian korona
Polish marka
Romanian leu
Yugoslav krone
startTime 1892
subdivisionName heller
subunit 1 crown = 100 heller
successorCurrencyInAustria Austrian krone
successorCurrencyInCzechoslovakia Czechoslovak koruna
successorCurrencyInHungary Hungarian korona
successorCurrencyInPoland Polish marka
successorCurrencyInRomania Romanian leu
successorCurrencyInYugoslavia Yugoslav krone
symbol K
usedFor domestic payments
international trade settlements
usedInType dual monarchy

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Austro-Hungarian krone alsoKnownAs Austro-Hungarian crown