Austrian Netherlands Kronenthaler

The kronenthaler was the currency of the Austrian Netherlands. It was subdivided into 216 liards or 54 sols. Following the French occupation of the Austrian Netherlands in 1794, the kronenthaler was replaced by the French franc.

Currencies named Crowns or similar

Circulating	Czech koruna Danish krone Faroese króna Icelandic króna Norwegian krone Swedish krona

Obsolete	Austrian krone Austrian Netherlands kronenthaler Austro-Hungarian krone Bohemian and Moravian koruna Czechoslovak koruna English crown Estonian kroon Hungarian korona Liechtenstein krone Slovak koruna Yugoslav krone

Proposed	Greenlandic krone

As a denomination	British crown Kronenthaler

Currencies named thaler or similar

Defunct	Austrian Netherlands kronenthaler Baden Thaler Basel Thaler Berne Thaler Bremen thaler Conventionsthaler Danzig Thaler Geneva thaler Hesse-Kassel Vereinsthaler Hesse-Kassel Thaler Hannovarian Vereinsthaler Hannovarian Thaler Kronenthaler Maria Theresa thaler Mecklenburg Thaler Mecklenburg vereinsthaler Prussian Vereinsthaler Prussian thaler Reichsthaler St. Gallen Thaler Saxon Thaler Solothurn Thaler Valais thaler Vereinsthaler Westphalian Thaler Zürich Thaler

See also	Dollar

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