1 CHF to ITL Italian Lira

1 Swiss Franc ( CHF ) = 1986.8829192379 Italian Lira (ITL)

1 CHF = 1986.8829192379 ITL

1 ITL = 0.00050330091940374 CHF

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1 Swiss Franc ( CHF ) Is equal to 1986.8829192379 Italian Lira (ITL)
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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 is outdated.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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Italian Lira

Italy Lira , The lira (/ˈlɪərə/;[a] plural lire[b] ) was the currency of Italy between 1861 and 2002. It was first introduced by the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy in 1807 at par with the French franc, and was subsequently adopted by the different states that would eventually form the Kingdom of Italy in 1861. It was subdivided into 100 centesimi (singular: centesimo), which means "hundredths" or "cents". The lira was also the currency of the Albanian Kingdom from 1941 to 1943. The term originates from libra, the largest unit of the Carolingian monetary system used in Western Europe and elsewhere from the 8th to the 20th century. The Carolingian system is the origin of the French livre tournois (predecessor of the franc), the Italian lira, and the pound unit of sterling and related currencies. In 1999 the euro became Italy's unit of account and the lira became a national subunit of the euro at a rate of €1 = Lit. 1,936.27, before being replaced as cash in 2002. The Carolingian monetary system divided the libra into 20 solidi (singular: solidus) or 240 denarii (singular: denarius). These units translate in Italian to lira, soldo and denaro; in French to livre, sou and denier; and in English to pound, shilling and penny. In France, the "franc" referred to a coin worth one livre tournois. This term was also adopted in various Gallo-Italic languages in north-western Italy to refer to the Italian lira. There was no standard sign or abbreviation for the Italian lira. The abbreviations Lit. (standing for Lira italiana) and L. (standing for Lira) and the sign ₤ or £ were all accepted representations of the currency. Banks and financial institutions, including the Bank of Italy, often used Lit. and this was regarded internationally as the abbreviation for the Italian lira. Handwritten documents and signs at market stalls would often use "£" or "₤" while coins used "L." Italian postage stamps mostly used the word Lire in full but some (such as the 1975 monuments series) used "L." The name of the currency could also be written in full as a prefix or a suffix (e.g. Lire 100,000 or 100,000 Lire).
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5 CHF	=	9934.4146 ITL
10 CHF	=	19868.8292 ITL
15 CHF	=	29803.2438 ITL
20 CHF	=	39737.6584 ITL
25 CHF	=	49672.073 ITL
30 CHF	=	59606.4876 ITL
35 CHF	=	69540.9022 ITL
40 CHF	=	79475.3168 ITL
45 CHF	=	89409.7314 ITL
50 CHF	=	99344.146 ITL
55 CHF	=	109278.5606 ITL
60 CHF	=	119212.9752 ITL
65 CHF	=	129147.3898 ITL
70 CHF	=	139081.8043 ITL
75 CHF	=	149016.2189 ITL
80 CHF	=	158950.6335 ITL
85 CHF	=	168885.0481 ITL
90 CHF	=	178819.4627 ITL
95 CHF	=	188753.8773 ITL
100 CHF	=	198688.2919 ITL
105 CHF	=	208622.7065 ITL
110 CHF	=	218557.1211 ITL
115 CHF	=	228491.5357 ITL
120 CHF	=	238425.9503 ITL
125 CHF	=	248360.3649 ITL
130 CHF	=	258294.7795 ITL
135 CHF	=	268229.1941 ITL
140 CHF	=	278163.6087 ITL
145 CHF	=	288098.0233 ITL
150 CHF	=	298032.4379 ITL
155 CHF	=	307966.8525 ITL
160 CHF	=	317901.2671 ITL
165 CHF	=	327835.6817 ITL
170 CHF	=	337770.0963 ITL
175 CHF	=	347704.5109 ITL
180 CHF	=	357638.9255 ITL
185 CHF	=	367573.3401 ITL
190 CHF	=	377507.7547 ITL
195 CHF	=	387442.1693 ITL
200 CHF	=	397376.5838 ITL
205 CHF	=	407310.9984 ITL
210 CHF	=	417245.413 ITL
215 CHF	=	427179.8276 ITL
220 CHF	=	437114.2422 ITL
225 CHF	=	447048.6568 ITL
230 CHF	=	456983.0714 ITL
235 CHF	=	466917.486 ITL
240 CHF	=	476851.9006 ITL
245 CHF	=	486786.3152 ITL
250 CHF	=	496720.7298 ITL
255 CHF	=	506655.1444 ITL
260 CHF	=	516589.559 ITL
265 CHF	=	526523.9736 ITL
270 CHF	=	536458.3882 ITL
275 CHF	=	546392.8028 ITL
280 CHF	=	556327.2174 ITL
285 CHF	=	566261.632 ITL
290 CHF	=	576196.0466 ITL
295 CHF	=	586130.4612 ITL
300 CHF	=	596064.8758 ITL
305 CHF	=	605999.2904 ITL
310 CHF	=	615933.705 ITL
315 CHF	=	625868.1196 ITL
320 CHF	=	635802.5342 ITL
325 CHF	=	645736.9488 ITL
330 CHF	=	655671.3633 ITL
335 CHF	=	665605.7779 ITL
340 CHF	=	675540.1925 ITL
345 CHF	=	685474.6071 ITL
350 CHF	=	695409.0217 ITL
355 CHF	=	705343.4363 ITL
360 CHF	=	715277.8509 ITL
365 CHF	=	725212.2655 ITL
370 CHF	=	735146.6801 ITL
375 CHF	=	745081.0947 ITL
380 CHF	=	755015.5093 ITL
385 CHF	=	764949.9239 ITL
390 CHF	=	774884.3385 ITL
395 CHF	=	784818.7531 ITL
400 CHF	=	794753.1677 ITL
405 CHF	=	804687.5823 ITL
410 CHF	=	814621.9969 ITL
415 CHF	=	824556.4115 ITL
420 CHF	=	834490.8261 ITL
425 CHF	=	844425.2407 ITL
430 CHF	=	854359.6553 ITL
435 CHF	=	864294.0699 ITL
440 CHF	=	874228.4845 ITL
445 CHF	=	884162.8991 ITL
450 CHF	=	894097.3137 ITL
455 CHF	=	904031.7283 ITL
460 CHF	=	913966.1428 ITL
465 CHF	=	923900.5574 ITL
470 CHF	=	933834.972 ITL
475 CHF	=	943769.3866 ITL
480 CHF	=	953703.8012 ITL
485 CHF	=	963638.2158 ITL
490 CHF	=	973572.6304 ITL
495 CHF	=	983507.045 ITL
500 CHF	=	993441.4596 ITL


5 ITL	=	0.0025 CHF
10 ITL	=	0.005 CHF
15 ITL	=	0.0075 CHF
20 ITL	=	0.0101 CHF
25 ITL	=	0.0126 CHF
30 ITL	=	0.0151 CHF
35 ITL	=	0.0176 CHF
40 ITL	=	0.0201 CHF
45 ITL	=	0.0226 CHF
50 ITL	=	0.0252 CHF
55 ITL	=	0.0277 CHF
60 ITL	=	0.0302 CHF
65 ITL	=	0.0327 CHF
70 ITL	=	0.0352 CHF
75 ITL	=	0.0377 CHF
80 ITL	=	0.0403 CHF
85 ITL	=	0.0428 CHF
90 ITL	=	0.0453 CHF
95 ITL	=	0.0478 CHF
100 ITL	=	0.0503 CHF
105 ITL	=	0.0528 CHF
110 ITL	=	0.0554 CHF
115 ITL	=	0.0579 CHF
120 ITL	=	0.0604 CHF
125 ITL	=	0.0629 CHF
130 ITL	=	0.0654 CHF
135 ITL	=	0.0679 CHF
140 ITL	=	0.0705 CHF
145 ITL	=	0.073 CHF
150 ITL	=	0.0755 CHF
155 ITL	=	0.078 CHF
160 ITL	=	0.0805 CHF
165 ITL	=	0.083 CHF
170 ITL	=	0.0856 CHF
175 ITL	=	0.0881 CHF
180 ITL	=	0.0906 CHF
185 ITL	=	0.0931 CHF
190 ITL	=	0.0956 CHF
195 ITL	=	0.0981 CHF
200 ITL	=	0.1007 CHF
205 ITL	=	0.1032 CHF
210 ITL	=	0.1057 CHF
215 ITL	=	0.1082 CHF
220 ITL	=	0.1107 CHF
225 ITL	=	0.1132 CHF
230 ITL	=	0.1158 CHF
235 ITL	=	0.1183 CHF
240 ITL	=	0.1208 CHF
245 ITL	=	0.1233 CHF
250 ITL	=	0.1258 CHF
255 ITL	=	0.1283 CHF
260 ITL	=	0.1309 CHF
265 ITL	=	0.1334 CHF
270 ITL	=	0.1359 CHF
275 ITL	=	0.1384 CHF
280 ITL	=	0.1409 CHF
285 ITL	=	0.1434 CHF
290 ITL	=	0.146 CHF
295 ITL	=	0.1485 CHF
300 ITL	=	0.151 CHF
305 ITL	=	0.1535 CHF
310 ITL	=	0.156 CHF
315 ITL	=	0.1585 CHF
320 ITL	=	0.1611 CHF
325 ITL	=	0.1636 CHF
330 ITL	=	0.1661 CHF
335 ITL	=	0.1686 CHF
340 ITL	=	0.1711 CHF
345 ITL	=	0.1736 CHF
350 ITL	=	0.1762 CHF
355 ITL	=	0.1787 CHF
360 ITL	=	0.1812 CHF
365 ITL	=	0.1837 CHF
370 ITL	=	0.1862 CHF
375 ITL	=	0.1887 CHF
380 ITL	=	0.1913 CHF
385 ITL	=	0.1938 CHF
390 ITL	=	0.1963 CHF
395 ITL	=	0.1988 CHF
400 ITL	=	0.2013 CHF
405 ITL	=	0.2038 CHF
410 ITL	=	0.2064 CHF
415 ITL	=	0.2089 CHF
420 ITL	=	0.2114 CHF
425 ITL	=	0.2139 CHF
430 ITL	=	0.2164 CHF
435 ITL	=	0.2189 CHF
440 ITL	=	0.2215 CHF
445 ITL	=	0.224 CHF
450 ITL	=	0.2265 CHF
455 ITL	=	0.229 CHF
460 ITL	=	0.2315 CHF
465 ITL	=	0.234 CHF
470 ITL	=	0.2366 CHF
475 ITL	=	0.2391 CHF
480 ITL	=	0.2416 CHF
485 ITL	=	0.2441 CHF
490 ITL	=	0.2466 CHF
495 ITL	=	0.2491 CHF
500 ITL	=	0.2517 CHF

1 CHF to ITL Italian Lira