Coins with a denomination of 1,000 yuan are in any country foreign currency .

The foreign currency with a denomination of 1,000 is the Korean won.

Japanese yen, Vietnamese dong.

Cambodian riel, Deutsche mark, Italian lira, Mexican and Brazilian pesos, etc.

For example, the denominations of Japanese yen banknotes are Japanese yen; The banknotes of the Deutsche Mark come in denominations of the Mark.

Further Information] Foreign currency refers to:"Local currency"A currency other than the national currency, which is relative to the national currency, is a functional currency, which is manifested in accounting"The base currency of accounting"currencies other than those of the currency. If the official currency of a region is perceived as unstable or unreliable in the near future (e.g. high inflation or political instability), many people will try to use the foreign currency as a store of value. Large and important economic units (e.g. banks that carry out external affairs, banks.

or**) will also store foreign currency. These foreign currencies can be used to reduce the value shock caused by the depreciation of a currency, or to facilitate or simplify international transactions, etc. Foreign currencies are also used as a tool for their economic policies.

Some people also use foreign currencies to engage in speculative adventures in order to make profits from exchange fluctuations.

Storing foreign currency carries certain risks. If a currency is circulated in a foreign country, its circulation rate decreases, and its quantity decreases in its official circulation area. In this case, its official ** banks will be forced to increase their number, which under certain conditions will lead to the depreciation of the currency.

For example, in 2002 the dollar was against the euro.

A 15% depreciation in the short term will lead to a depreciation of the dollar foreign currency reserves in the euro area.

The foreign currency** market is the largest international** market in the world. This market is also the body that determines the exchange rate between various currencies. The most important points are New York, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Frankfurt.

London, etc. The most important foreign currencies are the US dollar, the euro, the Japanese yen, and the British pound and the Swiss franc.

There is a narrow sense and a broad sense of foreign currency, which refers to the currency of other countries or regions other than the national currency, including various paper money and coinage. Foreign currency in a broad sense refers to all payment vouchers expressed in foreign currencies that can be used for international settlement. In addition to foreign banknotes and coinage, it also includes foreign valuable** held by enterprises, such as **public bonds, treasury bonds, and corporate bonds expressed in foreign currencies.

** and dividends, etc.; It also includes foreign currency payment vouchers, such as bills expressed in foreign currencies, bank deposit certificates, postal savings certificates, etc., as well as other foreign currency funds, such as various foreign currency remittances.

Foreign currency payments for imports and exports, etc. Its meaning is consistent with the static meaning of foreign exchange.

That's too much, just to mention a few countries with 1,000 yuan banknotes, such as Switzerland, Japan, Vietnam, South Korea, Kazakhstan, Nepal, etc.

I know of one that is the 1,000 dong banknote issued in Indonesia in 2000. On the front is the Indonesian national hero Batimura, and on the back is the volcanic island of Tidore.

National coins of 1,000 yuan include Korean won, Japanese yen, Taiwan dollar, Vietnamese dong, Cambodian riel, Italian lira, Mexican and Brazilian pesos.

1. Currency name: Deutschemark

Banknote denomination Mark.

The coinage is Mark and Finney, among others.

2. Currency name: Japanese yen (japaneseyen).

Currency symbol: JPY

Banknote denomination yuan.

There are coins such as yuan.

3. Currency name: Canadian dollar (Canadian dollar).

Currency symbol: CAD

Banknote denomination yuan.

Issuer: Bank of Canada.

4. Currency name: Singapore Dollar (Singapore Dollar).

Currency symbol: SGD

Banknote denomination yuan.

Issuer: Board of Commissioners of Currency

5. HKD: Currency Symbol: HKD

Banknote denomination: Banknotes are denominated in yuan.

There are yuan and 1 milli, 2 milli, 5 milli.

The 1000 yuan banknote is the currency of North Korea, and the North Korean won ( , Chinese character: circle, symbol: **:

KPW) is the currency unit of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. The unit below the circle is money ( , kanji: money), and one round in Korean won is equal to one hundred money.

1. This is the 1979 edition of Afghanistan's 10,000 Afghani banknotes. The front of the banknote is the Afghan Friday Mosque, and the back is Kara, located in the southern part of Helmand Province, Afghanistan. He.

Arch of Bowst. This is the old version of Afghan banknotes that have been discontinued, so your banknotes cannot be exchanged for money. However, it is collectible, and the new one is worth about 6 yuan in the stamp coin trading market.

<>2. This is the Cambodian 2001 version of the 10,000 riel banknote. On the front of the banknote is a portrait of King Sihanouk of Cambodia. At present, there is no direct exchange rate between the Cambodian riel and the renminbi, and it cannot be exchanged for money.

However, it is collectible, and the new one is worth about 42 yuan in the stamp coin trading market.

<>3. This is the 2008 edition of the 10,000 Arria banknote from Madagascar. On the front is the Queen's Palace in Ambushmanga, Madagascar, a World Heritage Site, in the Royal Blue Mountains Pavilion, and on the back is the road buildings. Madagascar aria is a non-convertible foreign currency in China, so it can't be exchanged for money, but it has a collection value, and a new one is worth about 80 yuan in the stamp currency trading market.

4. This is Vietnam's 10,000 dong plastic banknote. The front of the banknote is Ho Chi Minh City, and the back is an offshore oil rig. At the current exchange rate, 1 VND = RMB yuan, and 10,000 dong banknotes can be exchanged for 3 yuan.

However, it is collectible, and the new one is worth about 7 yuan in the stamp coin trading market.

<>5. This is the new version of the 10,000 dinar banknote in Iraq, which is a new version of the currency that was redesigned and issued to replace the old dinar banknote of the Saddam era. On the front of the banknote is the Iraqi mathematician and physicist Ibn al-Haysam, and on the back is the Hadba Minaret in the Mosul Grand Mosque in Mosul, Iraq's third-largest city. The banknote watermark is an Arab thoroughbred horse head watermark.

A currency with a face value of 900 is the Cambodian riel.

The number that looks like 9 is the Cambodian Khmer character 1, and there are Arabic numeral 100 in the lower right corner of the front and the upper right corner of the back.

The design of the banknotes is based on the design of the currencies that were already issued in the 50s and 60s. The green 1000 Riel note is almost a replica of the red 5 Riel note that was first released in 1961.

It is the currency of Indonesia.

1 RMB = Indonesian Rupiah.

The Indonesian rupiah is the legal tender of Indonesia. Most Indonesian Chinese, especially the previous generation of society or the older Chinese, do not correctly call the national legal tender banknote "rupiah" as "rupiah", and history clearly writes that Indonesia no longer uses the Indonesian rupiah, no matter all Indonesian Chinese do not call Indonesian currency wrongly, but we should know that Indonesia's legal tender is the Luliang Hall oak pee and not the dong.

Unfortunately, after the independence of the country, the indigenous people of Indonesia do not know the Chinese script and do not know how to speak Chinese, so no one has corrected this big mistake of the Chinese Indonesians. Nowadays, there are many people around the world who know Chinese, including the indigenous people of Indonesia, and there are more and more people who learn Chinese, and this fact cannot be hidden. In Indonesia, the "rupiah" no longer exists, and since the country's independence, Indonesia has started to use a new currency created by the country, which is the "rupiah".

No country in the world has a 900 yuan note.

Laos, Thailand, and Cambodia often mistake the 100 yuan note for the 900 yuan.

Because in the characters of these three countries, the number "1" is written a bit like the Arabic numeral "9", and the number "0" is written as the Arabic numeral "0".

For example, the following banknote is a Laotian 100 kip banknote:

"100" is written in Arabic numerals, while the "900" shown on the banknote is the way to write "100" in the Lao language.