Important Money Facts You May Not Know

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Interesting money facts burning a hole in your wallet.More than 2 million Americans live on less than $2 a day.

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In 1969, the US government discontinued all banknotes greater than $100
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In 2020, Harriet Tubman will be the first African American to be featured on US currency. She is also the first woman to be featured in 100 years.
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It’s said that Pablo Escobar has so much extra money laying around, that rats ate about $1 billion every year.
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Americans spend an outrageous $117 billion on fast food every year.
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Every year, Monopoly prints about $50 billion of its currency.
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About 8% of the world’s currency is in physical money.
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It costs 2 times the face value of pennies and nickels to mint them.
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The gambling industry brings in more revenue each year than movies, sports, theme parks, music, and cruise ships combined.
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You’re richer than 25% of Americans if you have $10 and no debt. On Average, European banknotes contain 26,000 colonies of bacteria.
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The global debt is 2.5 times higher than the physical currency in existence.
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The largest US banknote was the $100,000 and was only printed from 1934 to 1935.
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During the Civil War, the US printed the 3 cent banknote because metals were scarce.
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British Pounds Sterling goes back to Anglo-Saxon England and is the oldest active currency in the world.
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The Australian 1 Tonne Gold Kangaroo Coin is the most valuable coin the in the world. It’s the largest coin ever minted is worth $41.7 million US.
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The Brunei’s $10,000 ($7,372 US) note is currently the most valuable legal tender.

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In 1969, the US government discontinued all banknotes greater than $100
2.
In 2020, Harriet Tubman will be the first African American to be featured on US currency. She is also the first woman to be featured in 100 years.
3.
It’s said that Pablo Escobar has so much extra money laying around, that rats ate about $1 billion every year.
4.
Americans spend an outrageous $117 billion on fast food every year.
5.
Every year, Monopoly prints about $50 billion of its currency.
6.
About 8% of the world’s currency is in physical money.
7.
It costs 2 times the face value of pennies and nickels to mint them.
8.
The gambling industry brings in more revenue each year than movies, sports, theme parks, music, and cruise ships combined.
9.
You’re richer than 25% of Americans if you have $10 and no debt. On Average, European banknotes contain 26,000 colonies of bacteria.
10.
The global debt is 2.5 times higher than the physical currency in existence.
11.
The largest US banknote was the $100,000 and was only printed from 1934 to 1935.
12.
During the Civil War, the US printed the 3 cent banknote because metals were scarce.
13.
British Pounds Sterling goes back to Anglo-Saxon England and is the oldest active currency in the world.
14.
The Australian 1 Tonne Gold Kangaroo Coin is the most valuable coin the in the world. It’s the largest coin ever minted is worth $41.7 million US.
15.
The Brunei’s $10,000 ($7,372 US) note is currently the most valuable legal tender.

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Important Money Facts You May Not Know

1.
In 1969, the US government discontinued all banknotes greater than $100

2.
In 2020, Harriet Tubman will be the first African American to be featured on US currency. She is also the first woman to be featured in 100 years.

3.
It’s said that Pablo Escobar has so much extra money laying around, that rats ate about $1 billion every year.

4.
Americans spend an outrageous $117 billion on fast food every year.

5.
Every year, Monopoly prints about $50 billion of its currency.

6.
About 8% of the world’s currency is in physical money.

7.
It costs 2 times the face value of pennies and nickels to mint them.

8.
The gambling industry brings in more revenue each year than movies, sports, theme parks, music, and cruise ships combined.

9.
You’re richer than 25% of Americans if you have $10 and no debt. On Average, European banknotes contain 26,000 colonies of bacteria.

10.
The global debt is 2.5 times higher than the physical currency in existence.

11.
The largest US banknote was the $100,000 and was only printed from 1934 to 1935.

12.
During the Civil War, the US printed the 3 cent banknote because metals were scarce.

13.
British Pounds Sterling goes back to Anglo-Saxon England and is the oldest active currency in the world.

14.
The Australian 1 Tonne Gold Kangaroo Coin is the most valuable coin the in the world. It’s the largest coin ever minted is worth $41.7 million US.

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The Brunei’s $10,000 ($7,372 US) note is currently the most valuable legal tender.

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1. In 1969, the US government discontinued all banknotes greater than $100

2. In 2020, Harriet Tubman will be the first African American to be featured on US currency. She is also the first woman to be featured in 100 years.

3. It’s said that Pablo Escobar has so much extra money laying around, that rats ate about $1 billion every year.

4. Americans spend an outrageous $117 billion on fast food every year.

5. Every year, Monopoly prints about $50 billion of its currency.

6. About 8% of the world’s currency is in physical money.

7. It costs 2 times the face value of pennies and nickels to mint them.

8. The gambling industry brings in more revenue each year than movies, sports, theme parks, music, and cruise ships combined.

9. You’re richer than 25% of Americans if you have $10 and no debt. On Average, European banknotes contain 26,000 colonies of bacteria.

10. The global debt is 2.5 times higher than the physical currency in existence.

11. The largest US banknote was the $100,000 and was only printed from 1934 to 1935.

12. During the Civil War, the US printed the 3 cent banknote because metals were scarce.

13. British Pounds Sterling goes back to Anglo-Saxon England and is the oldest active currency in the world.

14. The Australian 1 Tonne Gold Kangaroo Coin is the most valuable coin the in the world. It’s the largest coin ever minted is worth $41.7 million US.

15. The Brunei’s $10,000 ($7,372 US) note is currently the most valuable legal tender.

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1.
In 1969, the US government discontinued all banknotes greater than $100

2.
In 2020, Harriet Tubman will be the first African American to be featured on US currency. She is also the first woman to be featured in 100 years.

3.
It’s said that Pablo Escobar has so much extra money laying around, that rats ate about $1 billion every year.

4.
Americans spend an outrageous $117 billion on fast food every year.

5.
Every year, Monopoly prints about $50 billion of its currency.

6.
About 8% of the world’s currency is in physical money.

7.
It costs 2 times the face value of pennies and nickels to mint them.

8.
The gambling industry brings in more revenue each year than movies, sports, theme parks, music, and cruise ships combined.

9.
You’re richer than 25% of Americans if you have $10 and no debt. On Average, European banknotes contain 26,000 colonies of bacteria.

10.
The global debt is 2.5 times higher than the physical currency in existence.

11.
The largest US banknote was the $100,000 and was only printed from 1934 to 1935.

12.
During the Civil War, the US printed the 3 cent banknote because metals were scarce.

13.
British Pounds Sterling goes back to Anglo-Saxon England and is the oldest active currency in the world.

14.
The Australian 1 Tonne Gold Kangaroo Coin is the most valuable coin the in the world. It’s the largest coin ever minted is worth $41.7 million US.

15.
The Brunei’s $10,000 ($7,372 US) note is currently the most valuable legal tender.