Currencies

This currency is one of the newest, as it was introduced in 2002

• Japanese Yen

• British Pound

• Russian Ruble

• Euro

• Venezuelan Bolivar

Its name means "round" or "circle"

• Russian Ruble

• Japanese Yen

• British Pound

• Euro

• Venezuelan Bolivar

At one point, you needed 2,600,000 of these to buy 1 roll of toilet paper

• Ruble

• Pound

• Yen

• Bolivar

• Euro

Oldest currency (1,200 years old)!

• Ruble

• Pound

• Yen

• Bolivar

• Euro

This currency uses this sign (clue: Eastern Europe)

• Ruble

• Yen

• Pound

• Euro

• Bolivar

This currency is the third most used in the world.

• Ruble

• Pound

• Yen

• Bolivar

• Euro

You can use this currency in 19 countries

• Euro

• Yen

• Ruble

• Pound

• Bolivar

50,000 is the largest denomination of a banknote (billete)

• Ruble

• Yen

• Pound

• Bolivar

• Euro

1 million pesos = 40 000 of these

• Ruble

• Euro

• Yen

• Bolivar

• Pound

The face in the coins change everytime you have a new king or queen.

• Yen

• Bolivar

• Ruble

• Euro

• Pound