Rand Afrika Selatan: Perbezaan antara semakan

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* Pertukaran wang asing ialah seperti berikut (22/12/2004): 1 [[USD]] = 5.62 ZAR, 1 [[EUR]] = 7.53 ZAR, 1 [[GBP]] = 10.78 ZAR
 
Selepas serangan [[September 11, 2001]], Rand mengalami kesan yang teruk berbanding dengan semua matawang asing, dan masalah dinegara jirannya iaitu [[Zimbabwe]] telah menurunkan nilai matawang ini. Pada [[Disember 2001]] Rand telah mencecah tahap paling rendah iaitu 1 USD = 13.85 ZAR; Namun sejak akhir-akhir ini, Rand telah kembali kukuh terutamanya berbanding dolar Amerika. Satu suruhanjya telah ditubuhkan untuk mengenalpasti sebab-sebab penurunan Rand, tetapi agak sukar untuk mencari sebab utama penurunannya.
The first banknotes bore the image of [[Jan van Riebeeck]] the first [[Netherlands|Dutch]] administrator of [[Cape Town]]. In the 1980s, the notes were redesigned with images of [[indigenous]] [[big game animals]], such as the [[rhinoceros]], [[lion]], [[leopard]], [[buffalo]], [[elephant]], etc.
 
Pada Ogos 2004, satu duit syiling R5 telah diperkenalkan dengan sekuriti baru untuk mengelakkan pemalsuan. Unsur-unsur sekuritinya termasuklah penggunaan imej dwi-logamdan huruf mikro atau "micro-lettering".
Just after the [[September 11, 2001 attacks]], the Rand suffered a dramatic loss against all major currencies, while problems in neighbouring [[Zimbabwe]] quickened the depreciation. In [[December 2001]] the Rand reached an all-time low of 1 USD = 13.85 ZAR; since then, the Rand has made a dramatic recovery, regaining much of it's lost value, most notably against the US Dollar. A commision was set up to investigate the reasons for the currencies sudden depreciation, but no one reason could be singled out as a cause.
 
In [[August 2004]] a new R5 coin was introduced, in an effort to curb counterfeiting of the old R5 coin. Security features introduced include a bi-metal design (similar to the [[Euro_coins|€1 and €2 coins]], and the [[British_coin_Two_Pounds|British £2 coin]]), a specially-serrated security groove along the rim and micro-lettering.