Puzzle

[knownowt7]

coins of the world, past or present: 5 letters, fourth letter R - 6 letters, ending with K - 7 letters, fifth letter V - 8 letters, third letter N - 10 letters, ending with G -11 letters, third letter T

I know it's a bit of an ask but any help will be appreciated - I've cashed in on ideas! I'm not known as knownowt for nothing either. I'd better give up after those two!!

[Wharton]

2 kopeck

[Baldric]

10 letters SILVERLING

[Baldric]

http://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/silverling

[Sam1960]

5 letters = liard

[Wharton]

8 letters - tenpence

[knownowt7]

thank you for your help but a further limit is there are 54 given letters to fill the 54 spaces in total. unfortunately these do not include another K, V or P so rule out kopeck, tenpence and sliverling. Having used 17 I have the remaining letters to choose from in no particular order:- RMAURBITDDIRDIACTGTAEAETURANERHSAURLL
I must be daft to try solving this!

[scorpiojo]

Sorry, being a bit dim. Are you still looking for words of 6, 7, 8, 10 and 11 letters but only have 37 letters left to choose from?

[knownowt7]

scorpiojo - it would appear that way but I have the answer to the 5 letter word. The remaining ones have the given letter ie- K, V, N,G and T included in the respective words as set out - 6, 7, 8 10 and 11 each needing one letter less than the full word. It's hard to explain as you can see, let alone answer!! Thank you for asking anyhow

[scorpiojo]

Told you I was being dim.....never thought to include the letters already given lol

[scorpiojo]

6 Tugrik (Mongolia)

[Sam1960]

7. Bolivar ?

[scorpiojo]

No o, Sam :(

[Sam1960]

thanks jo x
struggling to find another coin that would fit the pattern.
back to the drawing board :)

[scorpiojo]

Welcome x. I'm going for a cake break :-)

[canyouhelp?]

I'm struggling too (fellow CN'er ;)