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Idea, implementation and design by
Andrey Tretyakov (aka inscriptor)

Andrei Tretyakov, inscriptor, creounity

and Creative Force
2009–.

Shortcut of the Creounity Time Machine
(English version) is:
creounity.com/tmconv

Acknowledgements

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Bangladesh

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  • Chronological system info
  • Images of coins

General information

The numeric system used in Bangladesh is called Bengali. No formula is needed to make a date conversion: the only difference is in the way the numbers are written.

Typical date inscription on a coin of Bangladesh looks like this (the year on the picture below is 1993 A.D.):



As part of a typeface, Bengali digits are written as follows:

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The system of coin denominations

The currency of Bangladesh is the taka. One taka is subdivided into 100 paisa or poisha. Both takas and poishas are minted, though poishas are rarely used — because of their small value and therefore low purchasing power.


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State: Bangladesh
Denomination (value): 25 paise
Minting year: 1978
State: Bangladesh
Denomination (value): 1 taka
Minting year: 1992
State: Bangladesh
Denomination (value): 1 taka
Minting year: 1995
State: Bangladesh
Denomination (value): 50 paise
Minting year: 2001
State: Bangladesh
Denomination (value): 5 taka
Minting year: 1996
State: Bangladesh
Denomination (value): 1 paise
Minting year: 1974
State: Bangladesh
Denomination (value): 25 paise
Minting year: 1978

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