the Czechoslovak koruna between Ethiopia and Eritrea using the Ethiopian birr between France, Monaco, and Andorra using the French franc between Austria-Hungary and Liechtenstein using the Austro-Hungarian krone between the Eastern Caribbean, Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago and British Guiana using the British West Indies dollar between the Eastern Caribbean, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago and British Guiana using the Eastern Caribbean dollar between Italy, Vatican City, and San Marino using the Italian lira between Jamaica and the Cayman Islands using the Jamaican pound and later Jamaican dollar between Kenya, Uganda, and Zanzibar using the East African rupee between Kenya, Uganda, and Zanzibar (and later ) using the East African florin between Kenya, and Zanzibar (later merged as Tanzania), Uganda, South Arabia, British Somaliland and Italian Somaliland using the East African shilling Latin Monetary Union (1865–1927), initially between France, Belgium, Italy and Switzerland, and later involving Greece, Romania, and other countries. between Liberia and the United States using the United States dollar between Mauritius and Seychelles using the Mauritian rupee between Nigeria, the Gambia, Sierra Leone, the Gold Coast and Liberia using the British West African pound between Prussia and the North German states (1838–1857) using the North German thaler between Russia and the former Soviet republics (1991–1993) using the Soviet ruble between Qatar and all the emirates of the United Arab Emirates, except Abu Dhabi using the Qatari and Dubai riyal between Saudi Arabia and Qatar using the Saudi riyal between Western Samoa and New Zealand using the New Zealand pound Scandinavian Monetary Union (1870s until 1924), between Denmark, Norway and Sweden between the Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea and Australia using the Australian dollar between Australia, Papua, New Guinea, Nauru, the Solomon Islands, and the Gilbert and Ellice Islands using the Australian pound between Bavaria, Baden, Württemberg, Frankfurt, and Hohenzollern using the South German guilder between Spain and Andorra using the Spanish peseta between Trinidad and Tobago and Grenada using the Trinidad and Tobago dollar between Brunei, Malaysia, and Singapore (1953–1967) using the Malaya and British Borneo dollar between Cambodia, Laos, Guangzhouwan, Annam, Tonkin, and Cochinchina (later Vietnam) between 1885 and 1952 using the French Indochinese piastre between , South West Africa, and Bechuanaland (later independent Botswana) using the South African rand between Egypt, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, and Mandatory Palestine (until 1926) using the Egyptian pound between West Germany and East Germany between 1 July 1990 and 3 October 1990,