World Currencies part 2

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                              1. Jordan
                                  (Dinar)


                               2. Jamaica
                                   (Dollar)


                                3. Kenya
                                 (Shilling)


                         4. Kazakhstan
                                (Tenge)


                          5. Kyrgyzstan
                                   (Som)


                               6. Kuwait
                                   (Dinar)


                             7. Lebanon
                                 (Pound)


                                8. Libya
                                   (Dinar)


                             9. Malaysia
                                 (Ringgit)


                             10. Maldives
                                   (Rupees)


                              11. Mexico
                                     (Peso)


                           12. Hong Kong
                                    (Dollar)


                          13. Mauritius
                                 (Rupees)


                            14. Morroco
                                 (Dirham)


                           15. Myanmar
                                     (Kyat)


                              16. Nepal
                                  (Rupees)


                         17. New Zealand
                                    (Dollar)


                              18. Nigeria
                                    (Naira)


                          20. North Korea
                                     (Won)


                             21. Norway
                                   (Krona)


                              22. Oman
                                    (Riyal)


                              23. Poland
                                     (Zloty)


                            24. Philippines
                                       (Peso)


                                25. Qatar
                                     (Riyal)
                 

    

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