Crossword Clue: Spanish monetary unit
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Spanish monetary unit"
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- 100 centimes
- 100-centimo currency
- 100 centimos in Madrid.
- 100 centimos
- Barcelona buck
- A euro predecessor
- Center of Spanish culture
- It carries the words "Rey de España"
- It carries the words ''Rey de Espana''
- Confident solver's tool
- Bronze coin of Spain, formerly
- Bronze coin of Spain
- It may carry the words ''Rey de Espana''
- Cordoba cash
- Córdoba coin
- Dinero before the euro
- Dinero replaced by the euro
- Discontinued coin
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- Bygone Barcelona buck
- Bygone currency
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- Bygone Spanish coin
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- It's paid in el país
- Euro forerunner in Spain
- Euro preceder, in Spain
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- Cuenca coin
- Dorotea's dollar
- Currency replaced by the euro
- Coin bearing a portrait of Juan Carlos I
- Coin minted until 2001
- Coin of Córdoba
- Coin of Madrid
- Coin of Spain
- Coin of Toledo
- Coin replaced by the euro
- Coin that featured the profile of Juan Carlos
- Coin that once featured Franco
- Coin that reads "Rey de Espana"
- Coin whose name means "small weight"
- Coin with a picture of un rey
- Former Andorran coin
- Former capital of Spain
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- Cartagena coin
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- The euro replaced it
- Obsolete Spanish coin
- The last one featured a portrait of Juan Carlos I
- Old Andorran currency
- Old Cádiz coin
- Old Catalan coin
- Old Cordoba currency
- Old Spanish bread
- Old Spanish bread?
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- Pre-euro coin in Andorra
- Pre-euro coin in Cadiz
- Pre-euro coin
- Pre-euro currency, somewhere
- Pre-Euro currency
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- Pre-euro Pamplona coin
- Pre-Euro Spanish coin
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- Pedro's pocket money
- One of the currencies replaced by the euro
- Niño's coin
- Madrid coin
- Madrid money, before the euro
- Madrileño's coin
- Onetime money in Spain
- Monetary unit in Zaragoza
- Money in Cadiz
- Money in Madrid
- Money in Santander
- Money in Spain.
- Moola, in Málaga
- ''Rey de Espana'' is written here
- Málaga money
- Spain's euro forerunner
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- Spain's traditional currency
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- Two reals, in days of old
- Una ___ (old coin words)
Recent Usage of Spanish monetary unit in Crossword Puzzles
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- Evening Standard - June 8, 2018
- Canadiana Crossword - Nov. 9, 2015
- Canadiana Crossword - Sept. 5, 2011
- Washington Post - Jan. 12, 2008
- Washington Post - April 26, 2006