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Jeopardy! style II (Posted on 2018-10-09) Difficulty: 2 of 5
Some currencies, such as the German Papiermark, the Hungarian pengő, the first Turkish lira, and the second and third Zimbabwean dollars, had banknotes with this number in the denomination.

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Sorry - I had some formatting problems and my guessed answer wound up in the subject line.  I think the expected answer is a trillion since it is so unique but my wiki searches said something different:Turk lira: topped out at 1,5,10,20 10^6 (max 20 million)Ger Papiermark: went up to 1 10^9, ...100 10^9 (max 100 billion)Pengo:  100 million to 100 quintillion (10^20!)Zimbabwe: topped out at 100 trillion. Also, for Germany I was confused as milliard seemed to mean other than a billion (10^9) as they were both issued) All this is a result of hyperinflation. 

Edited on October 9, 2018, 11:12 am
  Posted by Steven Lord on 2018-10-09 11:05:02

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