Is there a historical or current example of a country recognizing two currencies as legal tender at the same time?

Asked May 2, 2015· 1 answer ·British Pound Sterling, Euro, Maldives, Maldivian Rufiyaa, United States Dollar

Faisal KhanAnswered May 2, 2015

Maldives, where the Maldivian Rupiah is accepted as the country's legal fiat currency as well as the US Dollar, British Pound and the Euro.

Almost everywhere in the Maldives the Rupiah, US Dollar, British Pound and the Euro are accepted.

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