Which country has the least money? Which country s money is the least valuable

According to the Eurasia Archive, although prices are skyrocketing in some countries and money is becoming less and less valuable, the least valuable money is still the Turkish lira.

At the current exchange rate, 1 US dollar is converted into 10,000 Turkish lira. The biggest headache for this is the Turkish businessmen and accountants, who often have tens of billions of lira, and ordinary calculators simply do not have such a large capacity. **。

It should be the Zimbabwe dollar, which is now exchanged for 1 dollar to the US dollar, and Turkey has issued a new currency on January 1, 2005, 100W old lira for 1 yuan Singapore dollar, taking off the most worthless hat.

100 Italian lira and Chinese yuan are the least valuable.

I think Vietnam, VND.

The money in Hell Country is not worth much because it is made of very poor quality paper.

The money of all countries in the world is worthless in the eyes of gamblers.

What are the most valuable and least valuable currencies in the world?

Ranking of the top 5 least valuable currencies in the world.

There are the most valuable currencies in the world, and there are the least valuable currencies, and today we will take stock of the five least valuable currencies in the world.

First: Zimbabwean dollars. When it comes to Zimbabwe, many people may have heard that it is a small landlocked country in southern Africa, but it is very well-known in the world, because of its high inflation, which is said to be around 2010, 250 trillion Zimbabwean dollars can be exchanged for 1 dollar, but now, it is slightly better.

Second: Iranian rial. Like Zimbabwe, Iran is also a well-known country in the world, it is located in West Asia, belongs to the typical Middle Eastern country, its currency Iranian rial is also worthless, at present, one yuan can be exchanged for 5278 Iranian riyals.

Third: Vietnamese dong. Vietnam is located in the southern region of our country, which is a typical agricultural country, although in recent years towards the direction of industrialization, but the price has been high, its currency Vietnamese dong is also worthless, 1 yuan can be exchanged for 3471 VND.

Fourth: Indonesian rupiah. Like Vietnam, Indonesia's current currency depreciation is also quite serious, if you have friends who receive Indonesian rupiah, be cautious, this is not worth much, at present, one yuan can be exchanged for 2166 Indonesian rupiah.

Fifth: Lao Kip. In Southeast Asia, there is also another country, whose paper money is not valuable, that is, Laos, in the past, we called Laotian money Lao currency, but now it has been changed, and now it is called Lao Kip.

Currently, one yuan can be exchanged for 1,265 Lao kip.

The least valuable is Zimbabwe, the country's 10 trillion Zimbabwe is equal to about 30 US dollars, the largest denomination of Zimbabwe is 100 trillion, and 100 billion Zimbabwe can buy three eggs, you can imagine how much Zimbabwe is worthless.

The second worthless is the Somalan shilling, which is approximately 5,305 Somalian shillings for 1 yuan, and has been the official currency of Somalia since 1962. After the collapse of the country** in 1991, the currency continued to depreciate.

The third least valuable is Vietnam's Vietnamese dong, which has continued to depreciate after its collapse in 1991. Meals cost at least a few million VND, with the minimum denomination of VND being 100 VND and the maximum being VND 500,000.

The fourth worthless is the Indonesian rupiah, the smallest face value of this country is 1000 rupiah, and the largest is 1 million rupiah, which means that if we travel to this country, we can become billionaires with a little money.

In fifth place is the Iranian riyal, with the smallest face value of 100 riyals and the largest being 100,000 riyals. Here, 100 riyals is about 2 cents, so 100,000 riyals can be exchanged is equivalent to our 20 yuan, which can also be said to be very worthless.

Kuwaiti money is the most valuable. Kuwaiti-issued dinar is currently the most valuable money in the world. The dinar currency** is KWD, which is higher than the US dollar at the current exchange rate, so it is the most expensive currency in the world and the most valuable currency.

At present, there are two types of currency, the Kuwaiti dinar, coins and banknotes, with the largest denomination being the 20 dinar banknote.

Exchange rates for Kuwaiti dinar and other currencies:1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Chinese Yuan.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Offshore Chinese Yuan.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Hong Kong Dollar.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Pataca.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = New Taiwan Dollar.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = US Dollar.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Euro.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = British Pound Sterling.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Canadian Dollar.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Danish Krone.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Norwegian Krone.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Swedish Krona.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Swiss Franc.

1 Kuwaiti Dinar = Russian Ruble.

The value of the country's money is as follows: 1. Zimbabwe launched 100 trillion denominations of money and silver in 2012, does it sound very scary, but in fact it is useless, and you can't eat a meal with this 10 billion.

100 billion jin yuan is equivalent to about 8-9 yuan, and you can only buy a bowl of noodles to eat.

2. Iran is a country with an ancient civilization.

In 550 B.C., the Persian Empire, the first empire in international history with a territory spanning three continents, Europe, Asia and Africa, was established.

Iran's money and silver are not a dollar, the smallest is 10 yuan, the largest is more scary, as high as 100,000, but the equivalent of RMB is only 20 yuan, and later coupled with the economic crisis, the value of money and silver is still decreasing.

3. Vietnam, the full name of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, abbreviated as Vietnam (Vietnam), is a social and cooperative country in Asia.

Although Vietnam has been constantly developing, the Vietnamese dong has indeed been very cheap, through the exchange rate, from the point of view, 1 US dollar can even be exchanged for more than 2000 VND, 1 yuan can also be exchanged for 3414 VND.

4. Sao Tome and Principe.

This country is an island country in Africa, and the value of money and silver has been constantly decreasing, and now it has fallen into a trough.

5. The Republic of Belarus is a landlocked country located in Eastern Europe.

The money in Belarus is the Belarusian ruble, which was launched in 2001.

At that time, a lot of money and silver of different denominations were issued, and now 100 yuan can be exchanged for close to 300,000 Belarusian rubles, which is also a staggering amount.

The currency of Zimbabwe, a country in southern Africa, is the least valuable because of the extreme inflation, currency depreciation.

The capital of Zimbabwe is Harare. Harare, is the capital and largest city of Zimbabwe, but also the political, economic and cultural center of Zimbabwe, located in the northeast plateau of the border, with an altitude of 1480 meters, an annual precipitation of about 1000 mm, an average annual temperature of 18, and a cool spring all year round.

Harare is an important industrial city in the country, with the second largest industrial output value after Bulawayo, and has industrial sectors such as metal smelting, cigarettes, oil refining, fertilizers, textiles, papermaking, rubber, and vehicle repair.

Located on the Zambezi River that forms the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls in Harare is one of the three most famous waterfalls in the world, along with Igouas Falls in South America and Niagara Falls in North America.

Harare's name comes from the local Shona language, which means "the one who never sleeps". As the country's largest city, Harare has a population of about 2 million and is a city where modern architecture and colonial architecture coexist.

Historical Background:

Zimbabwe is a landlocked country in southeast Africa, bordering Mozambique to the east, South Africa to the south, Botswana and Zambia to the west and northwest, with an area of about 390,000 square kilometers.

Zimbabwe is rich in natural resources, including coal, chromium, iron, platinum, gold, diamonds, etc., with coal reserves of about 27 billion tons, iron reserves of about 100 million tons, and large reserves of chromium and asbestos.

Reference: Encyclopedia-Zimbabwe.