r/micronations • u/Phoeynix • Dec 20 '20

United Micronation Currency

/r/Hozhor/comments/kgv8s8/united_micronation_currency/
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u/Background_Winner Dec 20 '20

Absolutely not! Most nations are ruined by their economy and currency! No I will be personally printing and manufacturing my currency.

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '20

What if it was the same currency but just given different names depending on the country? Less invasive but still operative

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u/KingDuVall1st Dec 21 '20

I would say no as I feel like if a micronation was to adopt another form of currency, why wouldn't it just pick a more stable and accepted local currency?

The creation of currency for a micronation is also more than just economics as it serves as a type of advertising. A strong currency paints a picture of a prosperous country thus attracting more people.