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"Last week I filled a single trolley with $30 million of groceries, and I had to count out 600 notes of $20,000 at the checkout counter," John Robertson, an economist, said.
Despite the economic gloom, he said that at least the new note "means when we go shopping, we don’t have to take a suitcase of money: we can carry it in a shoulder bag".
"Last week I filled a single trolley with $30 million of groceries, and I had to count out 600 notes of $20,000 at the checkout counter," John Robertson, an economist, said.
Despite the economic gloom, he said that at least the new note "means when we go shopping, we don’t have to take a suitcase of money: we can carry it in a shoulder bag".
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Re: Zimbabwe Introduces $100,000 Note
Fri, June 2, 2006 - 5:15 PMI don't think bigger bills are going to help there. -
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Re: Zimbabwe Introduces $100,000 Note
Fri, June 2, 2006 - 6:00 PMNow they've matched the US! The largest US bill was $100,000.
The largest postage stamp I've ever heard of was denominated 500 billion pengos from Hungary in the early 1930s.
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