Coin Lists
LMU Silver Coin List
About 40 countries adopted LMU coinage for silver (first table below), and many more adopted a mirroring ratio (i.e., 5:1, 4:1), as listed in the second table.
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There are a few coins that match the LMU standard at other intervals: 2 1/2 francs - Belgium (1848-1849, 1848-1865), and the Papal States (1867). There are also two Spanish coins are close, but do not match the LMU standard: (1808-1814, 12 grams at 0.903 fine, 1873, 13.5 grams at 0.9 fine).
A number of coins do not match the LMU standard, but mirror it at fixed ratio. Coinage in former Spanish colonies in Latin America mirrored LMU coinage at a 5 to 1 ratio (similiarly, the rouble at a 4 to 1 ratio). Other countries mirror the LMU standard after the currency was debased (e.g., Italy, San Marino). Certain closely related coins are also included here, such as the Portugal 25 gram escudo — which differs only in fineness (0.835, not 0.9). The nature of the variance is noted with an astericks.