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  • Why is the US$100 bill the most counterfeited?

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  • To put into perspective: there’s Beluga (a type of caviar) in Switzerland that costs Fr. 1000 or over 1.2k USD, so a Fr. 1000 bill will be accepted at luxury or high end stores.

    I’ve seen a video where a German woman wanted to buy flowers with that bill but was told they don’t have enough change to hand back hence why they politely refused despite the fact this bill exists and is legal tender.

  • Why is the US$100 bill the most counterfeited?

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  • Just have this instead, it's much more compact (~$1.2k in your pocket) -

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    Have you seen US defaultism in real life while they're in Europe?

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    Have you seen US defaultism in real life while they're in Europe?

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  • It's a typo, sorry. Anyway, even though the 500€ note is considered obscure: can high end stores accept that as payment? Euros makes USD look cheap since most of their physical notes from the USD are the same size & look bland. Euro bank notes look colorful in comparison. I would say it's difficult to counterfeit Euro than US Dollars (especially the $100 bill is prone to fakes).

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    Have you seen US defaultism in real life while they're in Europe?

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  • whats with these Euros? Why cant they just accept dollars here

    Little did they know, Euro is WORTH MORE than US Dollars at face value as reflected by the exchange rate. A 200€ ($235) note is higher than $100, and there is a 500€ ($589) note (although no longer in circulation) but nevertheless, it still exists & definitely more than $100.

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    Have you seen US defaultism in real life while they're in Europe?

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  • From what I've heard, he traveled via a cruise ship bound for Britain by putting that into luggage in a concealed compartment.

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Do taxes still incur on foreign lottery winnings? (Non-USD)

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Is having dual citizenship a good or bad thing?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Does Scottish Pound bare the same value as (British) Pound Sterling?

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Is Oman neutral from the war?

  • Australia @aussie.zone
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Why are games expensive AF in Australia?

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    What happens to the shareholder's stocks when they're gone?

  • Do YOU consider Kanji difficult?

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  • romaji

    Relying too much on romaji is bad, try to read using furigana (which is a hiragana transliteration on top of Kanji).

  • Do YOU consider Kanji difficult?

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  • Have you ever read subtitles (日本語字幕) without pausing? Whenever I watch a non-Japanese movie, I just enable JP subs and you need a very good grasp on reading Kanji in real time since you're reading translated dialog, and sometimes you can notice translation mistakes if you know where to look based on visual context within the scene. For Japanese movies: I sometimes enable closed captions to understand clearly what they're saying.

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Do YOU consider Kanji difficult?

  • Europe @feddit.org
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Who manages the correctional system in your country?

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Why are portion sizes in the US big?

  • Europe @feddit.org
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Is cafeteria food served across European schools better than America?

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    Why does Finland have fewer homeless people on the street than the United States?

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    Should tipping culture be "normalized" in Europe?

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  • Is the new 200€ bill that common?

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  • Is the new 200€ bill that common?

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  • who uses cash nowadays

    Cash exists for a reason such as in the case of power outages, most payment systems are down in that type of scenario, since those are reliant on electricity so cash is a back up.

  • Is the new 200€ bill that common?

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  • Is the new 200€ bill that common?

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  • No shop accepts them. ATMs give out 50 euro notes

    Will electronic stores accept either 100 or 200€ bills when purchasing an iPhone for 1500€ upon paying in cash? Also, can you pay only with 200€ (x30) only in physical currency when purchasing a 8K TV that may be 6000€.

  • Is the new 200€ bill that common?

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  • 100€ is not that common

    But, can you visit a bank enquiring if they stockpile that denomination? (Same with 200 or 500€ bills) Like, "can I withdraw 5000€ in cash from my account consisting of only 100 & 200€ bills?"

  • Is the new 200€ bill that common?

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  • Europe @feddit.org
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Is the new 200€ bill that common?

  • Do Americans trust their own currency?

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  • Absolutely not

    Is it because the $ is too volatile on maintaining stability long term?

  • AskUSA @discuss.online
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Do Americans trust their own currency?

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    Do YOU watch "modern" (2015-25) movies or older movies?

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  • Ask UK @feddit.uk
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Why is the £50 note rare & barely used?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Is an individual's debt rescinded when they passed away?

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world
    War5oldier @lemmy.world

    Will these currencies lose value due to the Iran War?