Coins and Banknotes of the Shilling

The Shilling, as a currency, is not completely credit and has its own coins and banknotes.

First Series
The First Series of the Shilling was made on 5 February 2020 when the entire currency was founded. It originally consisted of $1, $5, and $10 coins. A $20 coin was added on 12 February 2020, and a $50 coin was introduced on 4 March 2020.

Replacement and Demonetization of the $1 Coin
On 19 February, a flaw was discovered with the square-shaped $1 coin in which it could be modified into a $10 coin by simply adding a zero. (The others were not changed in practice, and thus were not considered for replacement.) As such, the Florin Council announced the demonetization of those coins by 24 February and their replacement with new octagon-shaped $1 coins. The demonetization was originally going to be on 20 February, but it was considered too immediate for the vast amount of $1 coins.

On 20 February, the Florin Council announced it had considered demonetizing the $1 coin by March due to low production and value. On 4 March, the demonetization was implemented, forcing all prices to be rounded to the nearest $5. (Share prices valued at $4 and lower were rounded to $5, since share prices cannot have no value.)