Tianan state credit

Tianan state credit
ISO 4217
Code	TSC
Denominations
Plural	State credits
Banknotes	1tsc, 5tsc, 10tsc, 20tsc, 50tsc, 100tsc, 500tsc, 1000tsc
Demographics
User(s)	Republic of Tiana
Issuance
Central bank	People's Bank of Tiana
Printer	People's Bank of Tiana
Valuation
Pegged with	$0.50 USD

The Tianan state credit (tsc, plural: state credits) is an official currency of the Republic of Tiana. It was adopted by the Tianan government the January 31th, 2012. The Tianan State Credit is pegged to 50 cents, and has no official sub-unit yet. The state credit banknotes were designed by Sabioveronese politician Tarek Kârjasary. The currency is pegged to the United States dollar.

While Tianan state credits are still used in conjunction with US dollars in Tiana, they are no longer regularly printed and are generally considered

Banknotes

2012 series

The first series were first printed on February 2, 2012. This series shows images of various leaders of communist states, revolutionary militants recognized by the state as important figures, and important landscapes and landmarks in Tiana. The Temple of the Great Duck appears twice to to an error by the People's Bank.

Anverse	Reverse	Value	Dimensions	Main color	Description
		1tsc	Unknown	Light pink	Obverse, Karl Marx; reverse, Montauk Lighthouse, Atlantica Point
		5tsc	Unknown	Gray Blue	Obverse, Fidel Castro; reverse, Port Santiago
		10tsc	Unknown	Brighter Olive Green	Obverse, Hugo Chávez; reverse, Vassergrad City
		20tsc	Unknown	Lily	Obverse, Vladimir Lenin; reverse, Temple of the Big Duck
		50tsc	Unknown	Light orange	Obverse, Thomas Sankara; reverse, Temple of the Great Duck
		100tsc	Unknown	Soft red	Obverse, Ernesto "Ché" Guevara; reverse, Castro Bay
		500tsc	Unknown	Gray	Obverse, Joseph Puglisi; reverse, Montauk Lighthouse (night)
		1000tsc	Unknown	Mustard	Obverse, Leroy Santiago; reverse, Tianan claims in New York State