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Albanian gold franc / frang

Municipal-note legislation imposes fines denominated in gold francs.1

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The July 1947 law replaced the Albanian frang with the lek as the monetary unit.2

Municipal-note legislation imposes fines denominated in gold francs.1

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  1. Calmés describes goldfranc as existing de facto currency and recommends codification

    Calmés describes goldfranc as existing de facto currency and recommends codification. The 16February 1922 paper-lek law was not implemented, so it does not create an additional circulating/accounting identity here.3

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The July 1947 law replaced the Albanian frang with the lek as the monetary unit.2

Municipal-note legislation imposes fines denominated in gold francs.1

Calmés describes goldfranc as existing de facto currency and recommends codification. The16February1922paper-lek law was not implemented, so it does not create an additional circulating/accounting identity here.3

Source notes

  1. Aristotel Pano · The Albanian Gold Standard 1912–1938, in Monetary Policy in Albania: From the Past to the Present, Bank of Albania conference26October 2012

    Printed p 53

  2. Bank of Albania · Symbolics on Albanian Banknotes, 2024

    PDF p.3, paragraph on 1965 reform

  3. Albert Calmés / League of Nations · The Economic and Financial Situation of Albania,1922

    pp 20–21, VI Currency

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“Albanian gold franc / frang.” The Family Tree of Money. Field Technologies, Inc. Data v49; accessed 14 October 2026.

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