These pieces of paper (all current legal tender) are not all equal. Some worth considerably more than others.
So, if you were carrying a wad of notes, playing at money laundering, pimp or just to impress, the Singaporean $10,000 probably your currency of choice... just saying.
So, if you were carrying a wad of notes, playing at money laundering, pimp or just to impress, the Singaporean $10,000 probably your currency of choice... just saying.
1. SGD 10,000 Singapore = A$7,803
2. CHF 1,000 Switzerland = A$1,022
3. EUR 500 Euro = A$618
4. JPY 10,000 Japan = A$116
5. AUD 100 Aussie = A$100
6. CAD 100 Canada = A$97
7. USD 100 USA = A$95
8. GBP 50 UK = A$77
Other "impressive" denominations
9. BRL 100 Brazil A$46
10. KRW 50,000 Korea A$44
11. IDR 1,000 India A$18
12. IDR 100,000 Indonesia A$10
5 comments:
Very interesting, YW! This is a stupid question, but are the denominations equal? In other words, is it all based on the same amount but valued differently? I should know this...
It's all been converted into Aussie dollars, so 130 pieces of Singaporean paper will make me a millionaire!
What say we go somewhere nice for dinner? :)
Pick me up at 7:00 ?
Once upon a time, many years ago, I bought a brand new car that cost me $1,000,000.00 yen.
I always enjoyed thinking about it in Yen rather than USD.
Look at all the funny looking money! LOL
Love the colour... and the smell of crisp notes :)
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