Kingtonian Pound
KL£ Kingtonian Pound notes | |
| Central bank | Bank of Kington Langley |
| Issued | 2008 - Present |
| Current users |  Kington Langley5 Kingtonian territories |
| Exchange Rate | KL£1 = 1.93 USD |
| Subunit | pence |
| Symbol | KL£ = pound p = pence |
| Coins | 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 pence 1, 2, 8 pounds |
| Banknotes | KL£5, KL£10, KL£20, KL£50, KL£100 |
The Kingtonian Pound (simply known as a pound domestically) is the national currency of the Grand Duchy of Kington Langley. It was first introduced in 1814 following the unification to create a stable, nationwide currency that would be used by Kington Langley and her colonies, it remained as the national currency during the republican era and after the Kingtonian Civil War however saw large changes to the design before and after the restoration of the monarchy. It dropped sharply in value after the Clean Water Act was passed in the World Assembly but quickly recovered. It is now the official currency of the Kingtonian Commonwealth and also several other territories around the world, many national currencies (such as the Lucytonian Pound) are currently or were previously pegged with the Kingtonian Pound making it an established international currency. Since it's creation the regulatory and issuing powers have been the sole responsibility of the Bank of Kington Langley.
Other users of the Kingtonian Pound are:
1. The King Islands
2. Kingtonian Antarctic Territory
3. Seunchang
4. South Grosvaer
5. Wialen and Corolia Islands
Notes
| Value | Image | Description |
|---|---|---|
| KL£5 |  |
The old parliament building of Kington Langley, used during the time of the Kingtonian Empire and briefly during the Kingtonian Republic |
| KL£10 |  |
Thomas II, current Grand Duke |
| KL£20 |  |
The current parliament building, constructed in 2008 and opened as the new national legislature in 2011 |
| KL£50 |  |
Douglas Rotherham, the last Prime Minister of the Kingtonian Empire |
| KL£100 |  |
Great Bustard, the national animal of Kington Langley |
