After leaving the gold standard system, the exchange rate in terms of gold changed from 100 to 60. Mt textbook expresses it as the reduction in exchange rate. However, I feel that the currency becomes strong given that if I give 60 currencies of a country, I can gain 1 gold instead of 100 currencies. Could you explain what the change from 100 to 6o means?

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