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Jon Miller
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I have seen 500 and 1000 US bills
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lord of the mark
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FUKCOV - Former United Kingdom Colony of Virginia
Dec 2000 time: 00:26
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1. Im glad to hear that UK still has "tuppence" Starts singing song from "Mary Poppins".....
2. And if we're talking nostalgia, how about the Israeli Lira?
3. US Pennies - much history, but theyre still a pain.
4. Can we ever make a dollar coin work (Eisenhower, Susan B. Anthony, and now Sacajewa) while we keep the dollar bill?
5. Every so often I see a two dollar bill.
6. The 100,000 bill was gold note, wasnt it, not a proper Federal reserve note.
7. If we replace small denomination notes with coins, as inflation proceeds, and large denomination notes with electronic transactions, will we reach a time where we still have coins, but no longer have paper money? Or will coins disappear at the same time?
8. Ecu would have been better than Euro - some history, at least.
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Az
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MACEDONIA - It's the name of the sovereign country to the north of Greece
Apr 2000 time: 07:26
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quote: Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
quote: What always confused me is the abundance of American notes... |
Abundance?
We have 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100. And then rarely do you see notes above that (such as 500, 1000, etc, etc). They were mostly used before credit cards were widely adopted . |
a) there's also 2$, IIRC.
b) that's 7 notes already! That's more than Israel, for sure, and more that euro notes, as well.
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lord of the mark
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FUKCOV - Former United Kingdom Colony of Virginia
Dec 2000 time: 00:26
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quote: Originally posted by Az
a) there's also 2$, IIRC.
b) that's 7 notes already! That's more than Israel, for sure, and more that euro notes, as well. |
$2 dollar bills are pretty rare. Enough so, you see one, you say, wow, a two dollar bill.
And here in the grand republic of the West, its bills, not "notes". Even though technically theyre "Federal Reserve Notes", no one calls them that. Notes are for eurocommies.
Forex, bills are always green, which, as everyone knows, is the color of money. "notes" OTOH, come in all different colors - same as play money.
Re: Israeli notes - I liked the one with Montefiore and his windmill on it - that was the one shekel note, huh? Also the one with Jabotinsky on it - very cool since so many of his political enemies were alive when it was released, and his direct follower was PM. I guess thats where the "put Reagan on the quarter" folks got there idea.
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