The Georgian lari
The lari (code GEL, sign ₾) has been the national currency of Georgia since 1995, when it replaced the temporary coupon at a rate of one lari for one million coupons. One lari is divided into 100 tetri. The lari is issued by the National Bank of Georgia, and its sign, ₾, was adopted in 2014.
The lari has a floating exchange rate: its price is formed on the interbank market, and the National Bank publishes the official rate on business days at about 17:00 for the following day. The table above turns those official rates around and shows what one lari is worth in each foreign currency — a quick way to see how far your lari will go abroad. For the rates at which you can actually exchange money, see banks and exchange offices.