Show me the money?

Question

In Australia we have

5 cent piece
10 cent piece
20 cent piece
50 cent piece
$1 coin
$2 coin
$5 note
$10 note
$20 note
$50 note &
$100 note

Tell me what you have?

Answer 1

The United States Mint makes a bunch of commemorative and gold and silver proof coins, but for these are for current circulation purposes: Presidential "gold" one dollar coins (four presidential fronts with Statue of Liberty reverse); Sacagawea "golden" one dollar coins; John F. Kennedy half-dollar coins; three kinds of quarters: the "50 State" series, "standard eagle" (not being minted during "50 state" series), and bicentennial (minted in 1975-76); the Roosevelt dime; two kinds of nickles: "Monticello," and "Westward Journey;" and the Lincoln penny.

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing prints bills for circulation in $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 denominations. Two dollars notes are still considered circulating, but they were last printed in 2003. They used to make federal reserve notes (for banks) in $500; $1,000; $5,000; and $10, 000 denominations, but they were rendered obsolete by electronic wire transfers.

Answer 2

Same as you but I still have the 1 and 2 cent coins. also the 1 and 2 dollar notes.

Answer 3

America now has $1 coins....I think it's just a new thing over here....

They still have 1 cent and 2 cent coins....all the rest, they call "bills" as apposed to dollars.

Answer 4

In India I have
1 Rs coins
2 Rs coins
5 Rs coins
10 Rs notes
20 Rs notes
50 Rs notes
100 Rs notes
500 Rs notes
1000 Rs notes

Answer 5

we have
1 cent
5 cent
10 cent
25 cent
1 dollor coin
1 doller bill
2 doller bill
5 doller bill
10 doller bill
20 doller bill
50 doller bill
100 doller bill

Answer 6

A dollar bill