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[edit] South German gulden
I'm confused about the relationship between this currency and the South German gulden. Was it a situation like the euro, where there were local versions of the same currency? I put a red-link for the South German Monetary Union because I think it would be great to have a page for it. I'd write it myself if I had any idea what it was. Ingrid 21:10, 16 March 2006 (UTC)
