Singapore dollar (SGD or SGD, formerly known as Singapore dollar) is the legal tender of Singapore and marked as Singapore dollar. A dollar can be subdivided into 10 cents (also known as "gross") or 100 cents (cents).
Singapore dollar can be divided into banknotes and coins, and recently, plastic banknotes of 10 yuan from 2 yuan and 5 yuan have been issued.
1On August 9, 965, Singapore was forced to withdraw from the Federation of Malaysia and declared its independence. 1965 The Republic of Malaysia was established on February 22nd, but Malayan and British women were still used. Joo Won?.
1967, the devaluation of the pound, the original title "Malayan and British women? Asian Monetary Commission "Stop Issuing Malayan and British Women"? In the same year, Joo Won?, Singapore began to issue its own paper currency "Singapore Dollar", and so far four sets have been issued.