South German gulden - Factbites

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		The German customs union was established in 1834 and by 1857 monetary union was also achieved (a dual currency system based on the North German Thaler and the South German Gulden irrevocably fixed at a rate of 1:1.75).
		In the past the economic benefits of monetary union have often been recognized, and there were attempts to achieve currency unions in ancient Greece as well as in the Middle Ages.
		The union, based on a bimetallic standard (whereby gold and silver were fixed against each other at a rate of 15.5:1) was formalized in 1865.
	euro.pearl-online.com /English/PressArticles/unions_mc_gb.html (567 words)

	World Gold Council > discover > gold knowledge > frequently asked questions
		This is reflected in the similarities of the word gold in various languages: Gold (English), Gold(German), Guld (Danish), Gulden (Dutch), Goud (Afrikaans), Gull (Norwegian) and Kulta (Finnish).
		Gold mining is very capital intensive, particularly in the deep mines of South Africa where mining is carried out at depths of 3000 meters and proposals to mine even deeper at 4,500 meters are being pursued.
		Gold is a rare metallic element with a melting point of 1064 degrees centigrade and a boiling point of 2808 degrees centigrade.
	www.gold.org /discover/knowledge/faqs (1117 words)

	Mikulov - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mikulov (German Nikolsburg) is a town in the Czech Republic, in South Moravian Region.
		The Jews of Mikulov had further tofurnish their share in the contribution of 50,000 gulden exacted by the government of Maria Theresa from the Jews of Moravia.
		The settlement of the Jews in Mikulov dates probably from 1420, when, after the expulsion from the neighboring province of Lower Austria, fugitives settled in the town under the protection of the princes of Lichtenstein.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mikulov (1117 words)

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