convertible mark

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The convertible mark is the official currency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, pegged to the euro and used throughout the country for everyday transactions.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
convertible mark canonical 3
Convertible mark 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf currency
legal tender
abbreviation KM
КМ
centralBank Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina
continent Europe
country Bosnia and Herzegovina
denominationType banknotes
coins
exchangeRate 1 EUR = 1.95583 BAM
formerPeg Deutsche Mark
formerPegCurrencyCode DEM
formerPegRate 1 DEM = 1 BAM
hasSubunitSymbol f
introduced 1998
ISO4217Code BAM
issuingAuthority Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina
languageVariantName konvertibilna marka
konvertibilna marka (Bosnian)
konvertibilna marka (Croatian)
konvertibilna marka (Serbian Latin)
конвертибилна марка (Serbian Cyrillic)
legalStatus legal tender in Bosnia and Herzegovina
monetaryAuthorityLocation Sarajevo
monetaryPolicyFramework currency board arrangement
monetarySystem decimal
officialCurrencyOf Bosnia and Herzegovina
peggedTo EUR
euro
peggedType currency board peg
region Europe
replacedCurrency Bosnia and Herzegovina dinar
linked to: Bosnian dinar

Croatian kuna (in some areas, historically)
linked to: Croatian kuna

Yugoslav dinar (in some areas, historically)
linked to: Yugoslav dinar
subunitName fening
subunitToUnit 100
symbol KM
КМ
usedBy businesses in Bosnia and Herzegovina
residents of Bosnia and Herzegovina
usedFor everyday transactions
pricing goods and services in Bosnia and Herzegovina
tax payments in Bosnia and Herzegovina
wages and salaries in Bosnia and Herzegovina
usedIn Brčko District
Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Republika Srpska

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Banja Luka currency Convertible mark
linked to: convertible mark
BAM hasCurrencyName convertible mark