Old Italian Coin is a term used to describe a variety of coins that were used in Italy before the introduction of the Euro. The six crossword solutions for this term are FLORIN (6 letters), Soldi (5 letters), SOLDO (5 letters), Lira (4 letters), Tari (4 letters), Scudo (5 letters) and Testone (7 letters). FLORIN was a gold coin first issued in Florence in 1252, while Soldi and SOLDO were silver coins. Lira was the main currency of Italy from 1861 to 2002, while Tari was a small copper coin. Scudo was a silver coin used in the Papal States, and Testone was a large silver coin used in Venice.