U.S. dollar is official currency of five U.S. territories and 11 foreign nations. Bretton Woods Agreement pegged foreign currencies to U.S. dollar in 1944. As of December 2022, 54.1 billion notes worth $2.3 trillion circulated
USD is the official currency of the United States. Made up of 100 cents and represented by $ or US$. Most used currency globally, accounting for 88% of foreign-exchange trades
British pound is world's fourth most traded currency as of 2023. First introduced by Anglo-Saxons in 775 as sterling silver coins. Established as single gold standard in 1816. Decimalized in 1971, replacing pounds, shillings, and pence
There are 180 currencies recognized as legal tender in UN member states. Only 130 currencies are independent or pegged to a basket. Dependencies and unrecognized states are listed only if using different currencies
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Pound sterling emerged in England around 800 as a unit of account. King Offa of Mercia introduced first sterling coin in 757. Initially divided into 240 silver pence, later standardized to 240 silver coins