$1.34 I believe...
1.52
$1 US dollar is about the same to 1 Australian dollar; it changes every day. The lowest amount it's ever been is every fourth day, 0.98 cents. The highest amount it's ever been is every first day, 1.02 dollars. For example, today, March 22nd, it is exactly $1. Tomorrow it will be 1.01...so on and so forth...:)
During 1980 it was 13.58%
eighty five pence that is the most pathetic answer ever its wrth around 8.70 tbqh but it chnages everyday x
Cabbage ( or lettuce) is a common slang term for dollar bills.
I have the windows 7 gadget with currency and a year ago, for a week it was 1.59 dollars= 1 euro ...The Highest i can remember!
1.47
1.52
Netherlands
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Not in the USA, Canada or Australia However the EU does 200 Euro note.
The highest value today is about $45,000.
On this day, October 8, 2012, the USD is worth 0.7713 Euros, so the Euro is currently stronger than the USD.The Euro was released into circulation in 2002 and was just lower than one US Dollar. However, the currency steadily began to rise and since the end of 2002, it has been valued at more than one dollar. The Euro fell to $1.20 for the first time in two years in July 2012 and is currently tied in with the European debt crisis.The highest value the Euro has ever hit was $1.60. (July 2008)The lowest value the Euro has ever hit was $0.83. (January 2002)
Euro IV Ever was created on 2001-11-21.
The main advantage of the Euro is that once it is spread all over the European Union, we won't have to change the money when we travel across it. The prices will be nearly the same in all the European Union. The Euro will be stronger than the old money and it will compete better against the Yen and the Dollar. And if the Euro is stronger, the euro will get richer than ever.
No. The highest-value note ever made was the $100,000 bill. It had a picture of Woodrow Wilson on it.
no