| Talk about high-denomination banknotes, securities too high .... not about the value of what you can buy the ticket, but the little number that is printed on the ticket. |
| High denomination in Uruguay |
| never reaches Million pesos (or new pesos, or Uruguayan pesos), but we were quite close, we walked through the half a million new pesos. Uruguay - 500 Thousand Pesos New |
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| In Latin America there have been several countries that visited the high denominations. I am posting some: |
| 1,000,000 |
| Argentina - 1 Million Pesos in 1981 |
  | 5,000,000
| Peru - Inti 5 million in 1990 |
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| sure I'm missing a few other countries, but I put what I know. And now let's DOLLARS ... What is the highest denomination bill in U.S. (American, United States, if) there? Well, there is higher than normal driving and is currently Legal $ 100, but inter-bank notes say there are a little bigger ....( I I saw them). Either way the U.S. dollar bills of higher denomination (REAL) of all those who have moved is the $ 100,000 (see Large denominations of United States currency ), and it is this: |
| 100,000 |
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| (that tiny!) |
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 And see if you remember the ticket of the trillions of dollars of Sr.Burns. .... in the U.S. a trillion is 1,000,000,000,000, which for us is a Billon, is that they use the short scale and we use the long scale, see more at: Wikipedia Scales. seems that Harry S. Truman Burns entrusts the mission to carry a specially printed ticket that is intended to help the reconstruction of Europe. Burns was chosen because it was "the richest man in Springfield and therefore, the most reliable." The point is that neither Burns nor the ticket arrived at their destination. The ticket ended up in the hands of Fidel Castro in Cuba. . |
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