MTL
Currency abbreviation for Maltese lira, currency of Malta from 1972 to 2007. It is comprised of 100 cents or 1,000 mils, although mils were no longer circulating in 1994. Presented with the symbol Lm or £ (used locally), it was at times referred to as Maltese pound in English.
Malta took on the Euro since January 2008.
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