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Greek drachma

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Noun1.Greek drachma - formerly the basic unit of money in GreeceGreek drachma - formerly the basic unit of money in Greece
Greek monetary unit - monetary unit in Greece
lepton - 100 lepta equal 1 drachma in Greece


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The national currency of the 12 countries which have joined the Euro and become worthless on January 1 are Austrian schillings, Belgian francs, Dutch guilders, Finnish marks, French francs, German deutschmarks, Greek drachma, Irish punt, Italian lira, Luxembourg francs, Portuguese escudos and Spanish pesetas.
Spanish pesetas, Greek drachmas and US dollars are the three currencies most likely to be left unchanged after a holiday abroad.
Olympic Holidays is highlighting the fact that visitors are getting about 15 per cent more Greek drachmas for their pound than they were a year ago - while with the Cyprus pound they are getting 20 to 25 percent more for their money.
 
 
 
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