EuroBillTracker

Inspired by a talk with Yli, this topic is to show off how many different (possibly exotic) countries you've visited by counting the different currencies you've once made a transaction with. Given enough response, I might turn this into a ranking.

My only list is quite short:
Dutch Guilder
Deutsche Mark
Italian Lire
(Introduce the Euro here)
Euro
Danish Crown
United States Dollar

6 currencies for me in total

Guilder
D-Mark, Ostmark
Frank
Pound
Franc
Lira
Peseta
Franc
Koruna
Dinar
Rial
Baht
Riel
Dollar
Dollar
Hong Kong Dollar, Macau Pataca
Euro

7 currencies

Deutsche Mark
Yen
Pound Sterling
Danske kroner
Franc français
Koruna česká
Euro

yli

These currencies have been in my wallet and went through my hand to pay with it :

(links included currency exchange rate and date of visit - thanks to EBT notereport)

Euro
( / / / / / / / / / / / (Montenegro as Part of Serbia-Montenegro)
and outside eurozone in / / / / / / )
Austrian schilling
/ Belgian franc
Dutch guilder
German mark
Finnish markka
French franc
Greek drachma
Italian lira
Luxemburgian franc
Slovak koruna
Slovenian tolar

Czech koruna
Danish krone
Estonian kroon
Hungarian forint
Latvian lats
Lithuanian litas
Swedish krona

Norwegian krone
/ Swiss franc
Pound sterling (including notes issued by Bank of Scotland)

Albanian lek
Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark
Bulgarian lev
Croatian kuna
Macedonian denar
Moldovian leu
Transdniestrian ruble
Ukrainian hryvnia

Georgian lari
Azerbaijani manat
Uzbekistani som
Kazakhstani tenge
Chinese yuan
Mongolian tögrög
Russian ruble

Turkish lira (TRL), 1844-2005
Third Polish złoty (PLZ), 1950-1994
Fourth Polish złoty (PLN), 1995-
Third Romanian leu (ROL), 1952-2005
Fourth Romanian leu (RON), 2005-
Third modern Serbian dinar, 2003-
Yugoslav dinar (YUM), 1994-2003

Czechoslovak koruna (after the split of Czechoslovakia in Czech Republic)

United States Dollar (only outside United States f.e. in / / / )

EDIT: Czechoslovak koruna + flags of other than the main countries

Wow I like this!!!

( ) Euro (EUR)
Swedish Koruna (SEK)
Russian Rubley (RUB)
Estonian Kroon (EEK)
Polish Złoty (PLN)
Danish Kronen (DKK)
Dutch Gulden (NLG)
British Pound (GBP)
Irish Pound (IEP)
/ French Franc (FRF)
Spanish Peseta (ESP)
/ Swiss Franc (CHF)
Austrian Schilling (ATS)
/ / Italian Lira (ITL)
Slovene Tolarjev (SIT)
Czech Korona (CZK)
Hungarian Florint (HUF)
Rumanian New Lei (RON)
Bulgarian Lev (BGL)
Greek Drachmas (GRD)
Israelian New Shequel (ILS)
Jordanian Dinar (JOD)
Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD)
Saudi Riyal (SAR)
Qatari Riyal (QAR)
Emirates Dirham (AED)
Omani Riyals (OMD)
Chinese Yuan (CNY)
Tunisian Dinar (TND)
United States (USD)

eddydevries

These currencies have been in my wallet and went through my hand to pay with it :

(links included received €-note and date of visit)

Euro
Austrian schilling
Belgian franc
Dutch guilder
German mark
French franc
Greek drachma
Italian lira

Czech koruna
Danish krone
Swedish krona
Norwegian krone
/ Swiss franc
Pound sterling (including notes issued by Bank of Scotland; yes, me too )

Croatian kuna
Polish złoty

Canada Dollar
United States Dollar

Dutch Guilder; (home country)

Belgian Franc;
French Franc;
Luxemburgian Franc;
Swiss Franc;
(west)German Mark;
Italian Lira;
Slovak Koruna;
Danish Krone;
British Pound;

Euro.

I make a difference between those I used personally, and those which I used through work. Still these notes passed through my hands, but because someone else wanted to.


Personally
Maltese Lira
Euro
Italian Lira
Sterling
US Dollar
Canadian Dollar
Australian Dollar
Tunisian Dinar
UAE Dirham
French Franc
Hungarian Fiorint

Throuh work
Japanese Yen
Chinese Remnimbi
2 Cuban currencies
Austrian Shillings
Deutsche mark
Netherland Guilder
Portugese Escudo
Spanish Pesetas
Finnish Mark
Norwegian Kroner
Swedish Kroner
Danish Kroner
Irish Punt
Greek Drachma
Swiss Franc
Sterling - Scottish & Isle of man included
Turkish Lira

euro

Dutch guilder
Belgian Frank
Luxemburg Frank (mixed with Belgian Franks)
German Mark
Ostmark
French Franc
Spanish Peseta
Italian Lire
Austrian Schilling
Finnish Markka
Slovenian Tolar
Slovakian Koruna


/ Swiss Frank
Pound (incl. Banks of Scotland & Northern Ireland)
CzechoSlovakian Koruna
Hungarian Forint
Yugoslavian Dinar
Russian Rouble
Swedish Krona
Norwegian Krone
Danish Krone
Polish Zloty
Croatian Kuna
Iceland Krone
US Dollar
Canadian Dollar
Hong Kong Dollar
Macau Pataca
Taiwan Dollar
Emirates Dirham
Guatemalan Quetzal
Belize Dollar
Salvadoran Colon
Hondurese Lempira
Nicaraguan Cordoba
Costa Rican Colon
Colombian Peso
Samoan Tala
New Zealand Dollar (used in Tokelau)
Australian Dollar (used in Tuvalu)
Tuvalu Dollar (coins only)
Fiji Dollar

D-Mark
Peseta (probably only my parents)
Dinar (probably only my parents)
Franken
Gulden
Schilling
Lira
Franc
Euro
Koruna

online with paypal:
Pound
Dollar
Dollar

Cash transactions only:

Euro
Deutsche Mark
Mark der DDR
Franc Français
Lira italiana
Lira italiana
Lira sammarinese (one coin as change)
Österreichischer Schilling
Lira Maltija
Norsk krone
US Dollar
US Dollar (we used to go to a Burger King in which you had to pay with US Dollars, this BK was intended for the US Army)
US Dollar
US Dollar
Colón costarricense
Sri Lankan rupee (රුපියල)

Not really transactions:
Δραχμή (found one coin on the street after the Euro has been introduced)
, US Dollar (2 cent coins as change)

Euro
Austrian schilling
German mark
Italian lira
Czech koruna
Swedish krona
Swiss franc
Pound sterling
United States Dollar
Slovak Koruna
Slovene Tolarev

Euro
Franc Français
Franc Suisse
Escudo
Peseta
Lira
Kuna
Dollar
Dollar (just one coin of 50c among Canadian Dollars )

and others ones only for collection: African Currencies (Franc CFA, Morrocan Dirham, Tunisian Dinar, Egyptian Pound), English Pound...

The ones I have actually used (the ones in my collection are not valid.) are:

Peseta
Franc
Euro
Costa Rica Colones
Panama Balboas
USA dollars
Australian Dollars
New Zealand Dollars
Fiji Dollars
Israel New Sheckel
Jordan Dinar

and i think that's all

mark
forint
crown
crown
crown
crown
crown
:flag-no: crown
lat
lita
zloty
:flag-ru: ruble
:flag-eng: pound
:flag-sco: pound
euro

14 currencies. Never thought it would be that many!
Some might argue Scottish pound to be the same thing as the English one, but then again it's just another currency with a 1:1 exchange rate to English pound.