1 PLN to CHF Swiss Franc

December 19, 2022 by pkr_to_usd_786

1 PLN to CHF Swiss Franc
Poland Zloty , The zoty (Polish: [zwt] ; abbreviation: z; code: PLN) is the official currency and legal tender of Poland. It is subdivided into 100 grosz (gr). … >>> Find out more from wikipedia. category >>> PLN

1 PLN to CHF Swiss Franc

1 Polish Zloty ( PLN ) = 0.21855262137143 Swiss Franc (CHF)

1 PLN = 0.21855262137143 CHF

1 CHF = 4.5755571071395 PLN

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1 Polish Zloty ( PLN ) Is equal to 0.21855262137143 Swiss Franc (CHF)
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Polish Zloty

Poland Zloty , The złoty (Polish: [ˈzwɔtɨ] ; abbreviation: zł; code: PLN) is the official currency and legal tender of Poland. It is subdivided into 100 grosz (gr). The widely recognised English form of the currency name is the Polish zloty. It is the most traded currency in Central and Eastern Europe and ranks 22nd most-traded in the foreign exchange market. The word złoty is a masculine form of the Polish adjective 'golden', which closely relates with its name to the guilder whereas the grosz subunit was based on the groschen, cognate to the English word groat. It was officially introduced to replace its predecessor, the Polish mark, on 28 February 1919 and began circulation in 1924. The only body permitted to manufacture or mint złoty coins is Mennica Polska, founded in Warsaw on 10 February 1766. As a result of inflation in the early 1990s, the currency underwent redenomination. Thus, on 1 January 1995, 10,000 old złoty (PLZ) became one new złoty (PLN). Since then, the currency has been relatively stable, with an exchange rate fluctuating between 4 and 5 złoty for a euro. As a member of the European Union, Poland is obligated to eventually adopt the euro. As of 2022, polling suggests nearly 60% of Poles support replacing the złoty. Find out more from wikipedia

Swiss Franc

The Swiss franc (German: Franken, French: franc, Italian: franco and Romansh: franc; sign: Fr. (in the German language), fr. (in French, Italian, Romansh languages), or CHF in any other language, or internationally; code: CHF) is the currency and legal tender of Switzerland and Liechtenstein. It is also legal tender in the Italian exclave of Campione d'Italia. The Swiss National Bank (SNB) issues banknotes and the federal mint Swissmint issues coins.

The smaller denomination, a hundredth of a franc, is a Rappen (Rp.) in German, centime (c.) in French, centesimo (ct.) in Italian, and rap (RP.) in Romansh. The ISO 4217 code of the currency is CHF, which is used by banks and financial institutions.

The official symbols Fr. (German symbol) and fr. (Latin languages) are widely used by businesses and advertisers, also for the English language. According to Art. 1 SR/RS 941.101 of the federal law collection the internationally official abbreviation – besides the national languages – however, is CHF, also in English; respective guides also request to use the ISO 4217 code. The use of SFr. for Swiss Franc and fr. SV. is outdated. The Latinate "CH" stands for Confoederatio Helvetica. Given the different languages used in Switzerland, Latin is used for language-neutral inscriptions on its coins.

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Before the Helvetic Republic

Until 1798, about 75 organizations produced coins in Switzerland, including 25 cantons and half-cantons, 16 cities, and abbeys, resulting in about 860 different coins of various denominations, denominations, and monetary systems in circulation. However, the origin of most of these currencies can be traced back either to the French livre tournois (predecessor of the French franc) or to the 17th century South German guilder. New Swiss currencies emerged in the 18th century after the Swiss cantons did not follow the rate of depreciation that had occurred in France and Germany. However, they mostly existed only an as small change, as they were little more than a community currency, circulating in one canton but not in another, and foreign coins such as French francs and Brabant dollars were more recognized as currency throughout Switzerland.

Below is a general overview of existing currencies at the end of the 18th century, including their equivalents in the French ECU of 26.67 g fine silver, the South German kronenthaler of 25.71 g of fine silver, and the Swiss franc of 4.5 g of fine silver.

Banknotes

In 1907, the Swiss National Bank took over the issuance of banknotes by the cantons and various banks. Denominations of 50, 100, 500, and 1000 francs were introduced. 20-franc notes were introduced in 1911, followed by 5-franc notes in 1913. In 1914, the Federal Treasury issued paper money in denominations of 5, 10, and 20 francs. These banknotes were issued in three different versions: French, German and Italian. In the same year, the State Loan Bank also issued 25-franc notes. In 1952, the national bank stopped issuing 5 franc notes but introduced 10 franc notes in 1955. In 1996, 200 franc notes were introduced and the 500 franc note was discontinued.

The Swiss National Bank has printed eight series of banknotes, six of which have been issued for use by the general public. The sixth series in 1976, designed by Ernst and Ursula Histand [de], depicted people from the world of science. This series was withdrawn on 1 May 2000 and is no longer legal tender, but notes can still be exchanged for valid notes of the same denomination at any National Bank branch or authorized agent, or mailed to the National Bank in exchange for a deposit. bank account. Initially, the exchange program was supposed to end on April 30, 2020, after which the sixth series of banknotes will lose all value. As of 2016, the 1.1 billion francs series six banknotes had not yet been exchanged, although they had not been legal tender for 16 years, leaving only 4 years to exchange them. To avoid such large amounts of money expiring in 2020, the Federal Council (Cabinet of Ministers) and the National Bank proposed in April 2017 to remove the time limit on exchanges for the sixth and future revocable series. Since 2020, this offer has come into force, so the old series of banknotes do not expire.

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Convertion Chart PLN to CHF
PLN		CHF


5 PLN	=	1.0928 CHF
10 PLN	=	2.1855 CHF
15 PLN	=	3.2783 CHF
20 PLN	=	4.3711 CHF
25 PLN	=	5.4638 CHF
30 PLN	=	6.5566 CHF
35 PLN	=	7.6493 CHF
40 PLN	=	8.7421 CHF
45 PLN	=	9.8349 CHF
50 PLN	=	10.9276 CHF
55 PLN	=	12.0204 CHF
60 PLN	=	13.1132 CHF
65 PLN	=	14.2059 CHF
70 PLN	=	15.2987 CHF
75 PLN	=	16.3914 CHF
80 PLN	=	17.4842 CHF
85 PLN	=	18.577 CHF
90 PLN	=	19.6697 CHF
95 PLN	=	20.7625 CHF
100 PLN	=	21.8553 CHF
105 PLN	=	22.948 CHF
110 PLN	=	24.0408 CHF
115 PLN	=	25.1336 CHF
120 PLN	=	26.2263 CHF
125 PLN	=	27.3191 CHF
130 PLN	=	28.4118 CHF
135 PLN	=	29.5046 CHF
140 PLN	=	30.5974 CHF
145 PLN	=	31.6901 CHF
150 PLN	=	32.7829 CHF
155 PLN	=	33.8757 CHF
160 PLN	=	34.9684 CHF
165 PLN	=	36.0612 CHF
170 PLN	=	37.1539 CHF
175 PLN	=	38.2467 CHF
180 PLN	=	39.3395 CHF
185 PLN	=	40.4322 CHF
190 PLN	=	41.525 CHF
195 PLN	=	42.6178 CHF
200 PLN	=	43.7105 CHF
205 PLN	=	44.8033 CHF
210 PLN	=	45.8961 CHF
215 PLN	=	46.9888 CHF
220 PLN	=	48.0816 CHF
225 PLN	=	49.1743 CHF
230 PLN	=	50.2671 CHF
235 PLN	=	51.3599 CHF
240 PLN	=	52.4526 CHF
245 PLN	=	53.5454 CHF
250 PLN	=	54.6382 CHF
255 PLN	=	55.7309 CHF
260 PLN	=	56.8237 CHF
265 PLN	=	57.9164 CHF
270 PLN	=	59.0092 CHF
275 PLN	=	60.102 CHF
280 PLN	=	61.1947 CHF
285 PLN	=	62.2875 CHF
290 PLN	=	63.3803 CHF
295 PLN	=	64.473 CHF
300 PLN	=	65.5658 CHF
305 PLN	=	66.6585 CHF
310 PLN	=	67.7513 CHF
315 PLN	=	68.8441 CHF
320 PLN	=	69.9368 CHF
325 PLN	=	71.0296 CHF
330 PLN	=	72.1224 CHF
335 PLN	=	73.2151 CHF
340 PLN	=	74.3079 CHF
345 PLN	=	75.4007 CHF
350 PLN	=	76.4934 CHF
355 PLN	=	77.5862 CHF
360 PLN	=	78.6789 CHF
365 PLN	=	79.7717 CHF
370 PLN	=	80.8645 CHF
375 PLN	=	81.9572 CHF
380 PLN	=	83.05 CHF
385 PLN	=	84.1428 CHF
390 PLN	=	85.2355 CHF
395 PLN	=	86.3283 CHF
400 PLN	=	87.421 CHF
405 PLN	=	88.5138 CHF
410 PLN	=	89.6066 CHF
415 PLN	=	90.6993 CHF
420 PLN	=	91.7921 CHF
425 PLN	=	92.8849 CHF
430 PLN	=	93.9776 CHF
435 PLN	=	95.0704 CHF
440 PLN	=	96.1632 CHF
445 PLN	=	97.2559 CHF
450 PLN	=	98.3487 CHF
455 PLN	=	99.4414 CHF
460 PLN	=	100.5342 CHF
465 PLN	=	101.627 CHF
470 PLN	=	102.7197 CHF
475 PLN	=	103.8125 CHF
480 PLN	=	104.9053 CHF
485 PLN	=	105.998 CHF
490 PLN	=	107.0908 CHF
495 PLN	=	108.1835 CHF
500 PLN	=	109.2763 CHF

Convertion Chart CHF to PLN
Swiss Franc		PLN


5 CHF	=	22.8778 PLN
10 CHF	=	45.7556 PLN
15 CHF	=	68.6334 PLN
20 CHF	=	91.5111 PLN
25 CHF	=	114.3889 PLN
30 CHF	=	137.2667 PLN
35 CHF	=	160.1445 PLN
40 CHF	=	183.0223 PLN
45 CHF	=	205.9001 PLN
50 CHF	=	228.7779 PLN
55 CHF	=	251.6556 PLN
60 CHF	=	274.5334 PLN
65 CHF	=	297.4112 PLN
70 CHF	=	320.289 PLN
75 CHF	=	343.1668 PLN
80 CHF	=	366.0446 PLN
85 CHF	=	388.9224 PLN
90 CHF	=	411.8001 PLN
95 CHF	=	434.6779 PLN
100 CHF	=	457.5557 PLN
105 CHF	=	480.4335 PLN
110 CHF	=	503.3113 PLN
115 CHF	=	526.1891 PLN
120 CHF	=	549.0669 PLN
125 CHF	=	571.9446 PLN
130 CHF	=	594.8224 PLN
135 CHF	=	617.7002 PLN
140 CHF	=	640.578 PLN
145 CHF	=	663.4558 PLN
150 CHF	=	686.3336 PLN
155 CHF	=	709.2114 PLN
160 CHF	=	732.0891 PLN
165 CHF	=	754.9669 PLN
170 CHF	=	777.8447 PLN
175 CHF	=	800.7225 PLN
180 CHF	=	823.6003 PLN
185 CHF	=	846.4781 PLN
190 CHF	=	869.3559 PLN
195 CHF	=	892.2336 PLN
200 CHF	=	915.1114 PLN
205 CHF	=	937.9892 PLN
210 CHF	=	960.867 PLN
215 CHF	=	983.7448 PLN
220 CHF	=	1006.6226 PLN
225 CHF	=	1029.5003 PLN
230 CHF	=	1052.3781 PLN
235 CHF	=	1075.2559 PLN
240 CHF	=	1098.1337 PLN
245 CHF	=	1121.0115 PLN
250 CHF	=	1143.8893 PLN
255 CHF	=	1166.7671 PLN
260 CHF	=	1189.6448 PLN
265 CHF	=	1212.5226 PLN
270 CHF	=	1235.4004 PLN
275 CHF	=	1258.2782 PLN
280 CHF	=	1281.156 PLN
285 CHF	=	1304.0338 PLN
290 CHF	=	1326.9116 PLN
295 CHF	=	1349.7893 PLN
300 CHF	=	1372.6671 PLN
305 CHF	=	1395.5449 PLN
310 CHF	=	1418.4227 PLN
315 CHF	=	1441.3005 PLN
320 CHF	=	1464.1783 PLN
325 CHF	=	1487.0561 PLN
330 CHF	=	1509.9338 PLN
335 CHF	=	1532.8116 PLN
340 CHF	=	1555.6894 PLN
345 CHF	=	1578.5672 PLN
350 CHF	=	1601.445 PLN
355 CHF	=	1624.3228 PLN
360 CHF	=	1647.2006 PLN
365 CHF	=	1670.0783 PLN
370 CHF	=	1692.9561 PLN
375 CHF	=	1715.8339 PLN
380 CHF	=	1738.7117 PLN
385 CHF	=	1761.5895 PLN
390 CHF	=	1784.4673 PLN
395 CHF	=	1807.3451 PLN
400 CHF	=	1830.2228 PLN
405 CHF	=	1853.1006 PLN
410 CHF	=	1875.9784 PLN
415 CHF	=	1898.8562 PLN
420 CHF	=	1921.734 PLN
425 CHF	=	1944.6118 PLN
430 CHF	=	1967.4896 PLN
435 CHF	=	1990.3673 PLN
440 CHF	=	2013.2451 PLN
445 CHF	=	2036.1229 PLN
450 CHF	=	2059.0007 PLN
455 CHF	=	2081.8785 PLN
460 CHF	=	2104.7563 PLN
465 CHF	=	2127.6341 PLN
470 CHF	=	2150.5118 PLN
475 CHF	=	2173.3896 PLN
480 CHF	=	2196.2674 PLN
485 CHF	=	2219.1452 PLN
490 CHF	=	2242.023 PLN
495 CHF	=	2264.9008 PLN
500 CHF	=	2287.7786 PLN