Polskie pieniądze
| 1 złoty | = | 30 groszy |
| 1 grosz | = | 18 denarów |
| 1 denar |
In 1496 the Sejm approved the creation of a national currency. Its value was set at 30 Prague groschen, later converted to Polish grosz. The 30 grosz coin, złoty, became the Polish gulden.
Swenska Pengar
| 1 Dukat [3.4 g Au] | = | 2 Riksdaler |
| 1 Riksdaler | = | 3 Daler Silfwermynt |
| = | 9 Daler Kopparmynt | |
| = | 12 Mark Silfwermynt | |
| = | 36 Mark Kopparmynt | |
| = | 96 Öre Silfwermynt | |
| = | 192 Öre Kopparmynt | |
| 1 Daler Silfwermynt / D S.M | = | 3 Daler Kopparmynt |
| = | 4 Mark Silfwermynt | |
| = | 32 Öre Silfwermynt | |
| 1 Daler Kopparmynt / D K.M | = | 4 Mark Kopparmynt |
| 1 Mark Silfwermynt / M S.M | = | 3 Mark Kopparmynt |
| = | 8 Öre Silfwermynt | |
| 1 Mark Kopparmynt / M K.M | = | 2 2/3 Öre Silfwermynt |
| = | 5 1/3 Öre Kopparmynt | |
| 1 Öre Silfwermynt | = | 2 Öre Kopparmynt |
| 1 Öre Kopparmynt |
Accounts were held in riksdaler, in silver or in copper money.
See special page on Sweden's money.