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Which Countries are on the Gold Standard Today?

Which Countries are on the Gold Standard Today?: compare 51 countries on 3 metrics.

Economics51 countries · 3 metricsUpdated Nov 29, 2024Original page

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Gold Standard 2024

1 value across 51 entries

Gold Standard Type

4 values across 51 entries

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51 countries


American Samoa	No	1879-1917	Coin
Argentina	No	1867-1876, 1883-1885, 1900-1914	Coin
Australia	No	1852-1915	Coin
Austria	No	1892-1914	Coin
Belgium	No	1878-1914	Coin
Bolivia	No	1908-1914	Coin
Brazil	No	1888-1889, 1906-1914	Coin
Bulgaria	No	1906 - 1914	Coin
Canada	No	1854 - 1914	Coin
Chile	No	1895-1898	Coin
Costa Rica	No	1896-1914	Coin
Cuba	No	1879-1917	Coin
Denmark	No	1872-1914	Coin
Dominican Republic	No	1879-1917	Coin
Ecuador	No	1898-1914	Coin
Egypt	No	1885-1914	Coin
Eritrea	No	1890-1914	Exchange (Italian lira)
Finland	No	1877 - 1914	Coin
France	No	1878-1914	Coin
Germany	No	1871 - 1914	Coin
Greece	No	1885, 1910-1914	Coin
Greenland	No	1872-1914	Coin
Guam	No	1879-1917	Coin
Honduras	No	1879-1917	Coin
Iceland	No	1872-1914	Coin
India	No	1898-1914	Exchange (British pound)
Italy	No	1884-1894	Coin
Japan	No	1897-1917	Coin
Liechtenstein	No	1898-1914	Coin
Mauritius	No	1898-1914	Exchange (British pound)
Mexico	No	1905-1913	Coin
Montenegro	No	1911-1914	Coin
Netherlands	No	1875-1914	Coin
New Zealand	No	1774-1797, 1821-1914	Coin
Norway	No	1875-1914	Coin
Panama	No	1879-1917	Coin
Peru	No	1901-1914	Coin
Philippines	No	1903-1914	Exchange (U.S. dollar)
Portugal	No	1854-1891	Coin
Puerto Rico	No	1879-1917	Coin
Romania	No	1890-1914	Coin
Russia	No	1897-1914	Coin
Sweden	No	1873-1914	Coin
Switzerland	No	1878-1914	Coin
Taiwan	No	1897-1917	Coin
Tunisia	No	1878-1914	Coin
Turkey	No	1881-1914	Coin
Uganda	No	1898-1914	Exchange (British pound)
United Kingdom	No	1774-1797, 1821-1914	Coin
United States	No	1879-1917	Coin
Uruguay	No	1876-1914	Coin

Quick answers

Where does this which countries are on the gold standard today? data come from?: Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: What Is the Gold Standard? Advantages, Alternatives, and History - Investopedia; Gold Standard - Economic History Association; gold standard - Britannica; The Classical Gold Standard - World Gold Council.

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