Sentence examples for the highest denomination from inspiring English sources

Today, the highest denomination lira notes celebrate Bernini, Caravaggio and Raphael.

At the moment the highest denomination is 1,000 roubles (£20).

In the United States, the highest denomination printed is $100; in Japan, it is the 10,000-yen note, worth about $100; the 500 is the highest-denomination euro note, worth about $650.

And it still doesn't match the Hungarian National Bank in 1946, which came up with the highest denomination banknote ever issued: a 100 quintillion (20 zeros) peng note.

BUENOS AIRES — Eight years ago, it was almost impossible to get a taxi driver in this city to accept a 100-peso note, the highest denomination.

The ECB announced on Wednesday that the fuchsia-coloured bills, the highest denomination of the eurozone's seven banknotes, would no longer be printed or distributed from 2018, on the grounds that they are too often used to finance crime.

A decision has yet to be made on the £50 note but Cleland says that is because the last version was only released in 2011, not because the Bank wants to ditch the high denomination notes altogether.

For 58 subsequent years the highest-denomination coin was the $10 gold piece.

Until very recently the highest-denomination banknote was 50 naira (worth a mere 50 cents).

The highest-denomination banknote ever issued, it turns out, comes not from Zimbabwe, as you might expect, but from post-war Hungary, where notes were issued in 1946 worth 100,000,000,000,000,000,000 (100 quintillion) pengo.

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