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What denominations of money do you have? I have to give credit to Shemlock for the idea. :D BTW, if you want to customize your money, look to Shemlock's thread here (http://www.nationstates.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=59968).

All coinage and bank notes is handled by the Ministry of Finance, more specifically, the Zeronian Mint and the Zeronian Junior Mint.

Currency: Zeronian Crum (ZC)

----coins----
Penny, cent, single, "the copper" (0.01 ZC)
Two-cent, two cent piece (0.02 ZC) *circulated, not minted anymore
Nickel (0.05 ZC)
Dime (0.10 ZC)
Quarter (0.25 ZC)
Half-piece, half-crum, 50 cent piece/coin (0.50 ZC)
One-piece, crum (1.00 ZC)
Two-piece, two-crum, 2 crum coin (2.00 ZC)
Three-piece, three-crum, 3 crum coin (3.00 ZC) *circulated, minted every 5 years
----bank notes----
Five-note, 5 crum bill, mini (5.00 ZC)
Double-note, 10 crum bill, double (10.00 ZC)
Twenty-note, 20 crum bill (20.00 ZC)
25-note, 25 crum bill (25.00 ZC) *circulated, printed every 5 years
50-note, 50 crum bill, half-bill (50.00 ZC)
100-note, 100 crum bill, bill (100.00 ZC)
1000-note, 1000 crum bill, 10-bill (1000.00 ZC) *rare, but circulated, printed every 5 years in small quantities
10 000-note, 10 000 crum bill (10 000.00 ZC) *kept by the Zeronian Junior Mint, not circulated, printed in small quantities every 5 years
1 000 000-note, 1 000 000 crum bill (1 000 000.00 ZC) *never released to public, printed once, kept by the Zeronian Junior Mint

Omzars:

Coins:
-1 cent
-5 cents
-10 cents
-20 cents
-1 Omzar
-5 omzars

Paper bills:
-10 omzars
-20 omzars
-50 omzars
-100 omzars
-250 omzars

Interesting - probably no one will care, but here goes.

Sunset's Official currency is the Di-Coin, so called because it is minted of two metals, platinum and gold. There is an inner circle of gold, varying between 1mm and 4mm deep and 1cm and 2cm diameter depending on the value of the coin. A outer circle of platinum doubles the diameter of the coin.

The coins themselves are avaliable in denominations of .05, .10, .25, .50, and 1 Di-Coin for small coins, and 5, 10, 25, 50, and 100 Di-Coin denominations for large coins. The smaller coins are generally alloyed with nickel, while the larger coins are either unalloyed or only slightly.

Since that amount of precious metal in circulation gets ridiculous the banking system handles most transactions over 100 Di-Coins. Banks back up at least 10% of their holdings with coin, though this is enforced by the consumer, not the goverment. Minting of coins falls under the 'law and order' portion of the budget, and coins are atomically marked so they cannot be replicated.

The mint actually maintains an entire SBG that finds and exploits deposits of these two precious metals. It is one of the few 'unnumbered' SBG's, as to avoid piracy.

I'm working on trying to abolish currency from Washburnia

Coins
-1 subble
-2 subble
-5 subble
-7 subble
-10 subble
-20 subble
-25 subble
-50 subble

-1 bubble
-2 bubble
-5 bubble


Paper bills-
-1 bubble
-2 bubble
-5 bubble
-7 bubble
-10 bubble
-15 bubble
-20 bubble
-30 bubble
-50 bubble
-100 bubble
-250 bubble
-300 bubble
-450 buuble
-500 bubble
-700 buble
-1,000 bubble
-10,000 bubble
-100,000 bubble
-200,000 bubble
-1,000,000 bubble
-1,000,000,000 bubble



1 bubble = 99 american cents

Bedistan's base unit of currency is the bakrani (symbol: þ, exchange rate: þ1.00000 = US$0.62914). There are 100 cents in a bakrani.

Coins:
penny (þ0.01)
nickel (þ0.05)
dime (þ0.10)
fifth-piece (þ0.20) -- not in heavy use
quarter (þ0.25)
half-piece (þ0.50)
double-niner (þ0.99) -- The purpose of this coin is to make it easier to pay shopkeepers who insist on making stuff cost þ9.99 instead of þ10 just to make it look cheaper. (Note that sales tax is automatically included in shopkeepers' prices in Bedistan, so if it says þ9.99, it actually is þ9.99.)
piece (þ1.00)
double (þ2.00) -- not in heavy use
V-piece (þ5.00) -- used very rarely

Bills:
þ1
þ2 -- not in heavy use
þ5
þ10
þ20
þ50
þ100
þ200 -- not in heavy use
þ500 -- not in heavy use
þ1000 -- highest bill in regular circulation, used rarely
þ5000 -- gov't use only
þ10,000 -- gov't use only
þ50,000 -- gov't use only
þ100,000 -- gov't use only
þ500,000 -- gov't use only
þ1,000,000 -- gov't use only

The primary currency here is the nu-yen... We mint coins in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 50, and 100 nu-yen, and mint bills in denominations of 1000 nu-yen through 10000 nu-yen.