COINS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.—­The following carefully prepared summary indicates the coins in use in the various countries, taking their names in alphabetical order: 

Argentine Republic—­Gold coins:  20 peso piece, $19.94; 10 pesos, $9.97; 5 pesos, $4.98.  Silver:  1 peso, 99 cents.  The copper coin of the country is the centisimo, 100 of which make a peso or dollar.

Austria—­Gold coins:  8 gulden piece, $3.86; 4 gulden, $1.93.  Silver:  Marie Theresa thaler, $1.02; 2 gulden, 96 cents; 1 gulden, 48 cents; 1/4 gulden, 12 cents; 20 kreutzer, 10 cents; 10 kreutzer, 5 cents.  Of the small copper coin current, known as the kreutzer, 100 make a gulden.

Brazil—­Gold coins:  20 milrei piece, $10.91; 10 milreis, $5.45.  Silver:  2 milreis, $1.09; 1 milreis, 55 cents; 1/2 milreis, 27 cents.  The Portuguese rei is used for copper money, worth about 1/8 of a cent.

Chili—­Gold coin:  10 pesos (or 1 condor), $9.10; 5 pesos, $4.55:  2 pesos, $1.82.  Silver:  1 peso, 91 cents; 50 centavos, 45 cents; 20 centavos, 18 cents; 10 centavos, 9 cents; 5 centavos, 4 cents.  The copper coin is 1 centavo, 100th of a peso.

Colombia—­Gold coins:  Twenty peso piece, $19.30; 10 pesos, $9.65; 5 pesos, $4.82; 2 pesos, $1.93.  Silver:  1 peso, 96 cents; 20 centavos, 19 cents; 10 centavos, 10 cents; 5 centavos, 5 cents.  The copper centavo of Colombia is identical in value with our cent. (The currency of Coloumbia is also used in Venezuela.)

Denmark—­Gold coins:  Twenty kroner piece, $5.36; 10 kroner, $2.68.  Silver:  Two kroner, 53 cents; 1 krone, 27 cents; 50 ore, 13 cents; 40 ore, 10 cents; 25 ore, 6-1/2 cents; 10 ore, 2-1/2 cents.  One hundred of the copper ore make one krone.

France—­Gold coins:  One hundred franc piece, $19.30; 50 francs. $9.65; 20 francs, $3.85; 10 francs, $1.93; 5 francs, 96 cents.  Silver:  Five francs, 96 cents; 2 francs, 38 cents; 1 franc, 19 cents; 50 centimes, 10 cents:  20 centimes, 4 cents.  The copper coins are the sou, worth about 9-1/2 mills, and the centime, 2 mills.

Germany—­Gold coins:  Twenty-mark piece, $4.76; 10 marks, $2.38; 5 marks, $1.19.  Silver:  Five marks, $1.19; 2 marks, 48 cents; 1 mark, 24 cents; 50 pfennige, 12 cents; 20 pfennige, 5 cents.  One hundred copper pfennige make one mark.

Great Britain—­Gold coins:  Pound or sovereign, $4.86; guinea, $5.12.  Silver:  Five shillings or crown, $1.25; half crown, 62-1/2 cents; shilling, 25 cents; sixpence, 12-1/2 cents.  Also a three-penny piece and a four-penny piece, but the latter is being called in, and is nearly out of circulation.  The copper coins of Great Britain are the penny, half-penny and farthing.

India—­Gold coins:  Thirty rupees or double mohur, $14.58; 15 rupees or mohur, $7.29; 10 rupees, $4.86; 5 rupees, $2.43.  Silver:  One rupee, 48 cents, and coins respectively of the value of one-half, one-fourth and one-eighth rupee.  In copper there is the pie, one-fourth of a cent; the pice, 3/4 of a cent; the ana, 3 cents.