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Pakistani Rupee

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Pakistani Rupee
The currency of Pakistan. It was issued when Pakistan became independent in 1947. Originally, the rupee was divided into 16 annas, which each containing four pice. However, in 1961, it was decimalized and divided simply into 100 pice. Because of inflation, pice have not been issued since 1994. It is a floating currency.
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