The Democratic Republic of the Congo....no coins, ...

ambro51

No coins. But, Folks, here is a One Centime banknote
They also issue notes in other centime denominations, and then notes in Congo Francs. There are 100 centimes to the CF, and as of today, 1,977 CF to ONE US Dollar. So per exchange rate, that 1 centime banknote is about 1/200,000 of a US Dollar. A stack of them to make $50 would be 8.3 miles tall. ....they put serial numbers on them to discourage counterfeiting I suppose.

ɹoʇɔǝlloɔ

I'll see your 1 centime banknote, and raise you a 0 euro and a 100 trillion dollar note

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Hydrant

So...they're ahead of the curve in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Smudge

If it is soft and absorbent it could be useful because it’s cheaper than toilet paper.

ReadyFireAim

I heard their space program was depicted on the trillion dollar note.
They stack rocks and then climb up.

Crypto

@ReadyFireAim said:
I heard their space program was depicted on the trillion dollar note.
They stack rocks and then climb up.

Classy! in a 1950s Alabama way

Swampboy

ricko

I wonder what one centime will buy in the Congo? Must have some commercial function. Cheers, RickO