World’s Most Confusing Currencies

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[Skewslight]

Zimbabwean dollar : laughs in hyperinflation

[badzylla]

"feels like being robbed"
Literally everyone from a third world country :"this your first time ?"

[UKTechPro]

When else have you ever seen 15 million of any currency?

Zimbabwe: *laughs in trillion dollar loaf of bread*

[familyflamerich]

Lol us Venezuelans are in such deep shit we don’t even use the money anymore, “you want this tv? Get me a gnome!” “You want this gnome? Make me food!” It’s a damn video game quest line out here.

[elaowczarczyk]

“Feels like being robbed”
Any other country that doesn’t use USD or Euros: first time?

[taelermoore]

The US dollar. No matter how much I make of it, it keeps disappearing out of my bank account. Boggles my mind everyday.

[shrimpfry]

"it's weird putting in 100 and getting 30 back"

hungarians when they put in 2000 forint and get 5 euros back:

[terranceparsons]

British pre-decimal money. 2 farthings to a halfpenny. 2 halfpennies to a penny. 12 pennies to a shilling, 20 shillings to a pound. 21 shillings to a guinea. We used to have farthings, hapennies, pennies, thruppenny bits, tanners, bobs, 2 bobs, half crowns, and 10 bob notes. In olden times there were groats, florins and sovereigns too! My dad was fond of telling me he could take a bus up west, watch a movie, have a fish and chip supper and have change out of half a crown!

[zimcoder]

That feeling you had in Kuwait.. is what the rest of the world feels when exchanging their currencies for the dollar.

[CyrilleParis]

The US dollar : all the bills are the same size and color!

[reformed_attempt_]

Imagine being confused by an exchange rate less than 1

[LoudButtons]

Bro I had a 5 billion Zimbabwean bank note with a freaking expiration date.

[Yamezzzz]

If you ever visited the UK before 1971, pound sterling never used to be metric. Dollars were created for each colony to be a simple metric currency.

12 pennies were 1 shilling, and 20 shillings were 1 pound.
So 240 pennies or 40 sixpences is £1.

Lowkey glad I wasn't alive then.

[djuraster]

"you will lose money at the ATM" ... boy re-defines stupidity

[renehove]

I was once in Vietnam and it felt so weird to tip 100.000 to the waiter

[memesandgames]

Zimbabwe holding a 100 trillion dollar bill: *P A T H E T I C*

[zainaman]

The most confusing currency is the one I earn at my job. It just goes away

[quid]

Old school British money. 12 Pennies in a Shilling, 20 Shillings in a Pound, meaning 240 Pennies in a Pound, they also had half-pennies and Farthings (quarter-pennies) and prices were given in three numbers.

And there are people who actually want to bring this system back!

[Darkest_matter]

Bruh how tf is 30 dinaar for $100 being robbed? That's the exchange rate. A $100 phone will cost 30 dinaar.

[unpaidintern]

You know whats real insanity? 29 Knuts in one Sickle, and 17 Sickles make up a Galleon.