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Guinean syli

The story behind Guinean syli.

Years
Under research
Where
Africa
Family
French franc
Status
Under research

Guinea restores the franc. Use changeover date rather than 1985 note-series dating.1

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Timeline
  1. Redenomination

    The syli replaces the first Guinean franc. Contemporary notice establishes changeover; 1971 note-series dates are not adoption dates.2

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Legal history and sources

Guinea restores the franc. Use changeover date rather than 1985 note-series dating.1

The syli replaces the first Guinean franc. Contemporary notice establishes changeover; 1971 note-series dates are not adoption dates.2

Source notes

  1. Deutsche Bundesbank · Metadata on the Exchange Rate Statistics, 24 September 2025

    Guinea, PDF p.105

  2. US Treasury · US Treasury — Reporting rates, contemporary 1972 amendment

    PDF p.31

  3. US Treasury · US Treasury — Reporting rates, contemporary 1972 amendment

    PDF31, Guinea amendment

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Cite this currency

“Guinean syli.” The Family Tree of Money. Field Technologies, Inc. Data v49; accessed 14 October 2026.

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