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THE TOP 3 LARGEST VALUE BANKNOTES IN THE WORLD

The largest value banknotes in the world:
1. Singapore Dollar 10,000
Singapore has held the world record for largest value of a single banknote. It is worth around USD7,726 during this day Sept 18th 2019. Presumably, for similar reasons, the Singapore Monetary Authority has announced plans to phase these high-value banknotes out

2. Brunei 10,000 Dollars

The Brunei dollar is issued and controlled by the Monetary Authority of Brunei Darussalam, and therefore totally under control of the oil-rich microstate. It is worth around USD7,460 at the moment.


2. 1,000 SWISS FRANCS (CHF)
Switzerland has bucked the western trend of eliminating high-value banknotes by maintaining its 1,000 franc note. Best of all, the Swiss government has indicated the purple note as here to stay. It is worth around USD1,004. So it is almost the same value as the USD.

So that wraps it for today the Top 3- Largest value banknotes in the world. Happy Collecting and keep up the good work!

via https://nomadcapitalist.com/2018/02/02/largest-value-banknotes-world/

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