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Can you be pictured on your money if you are not a president?
Check your money notes and see if everyone on them is a president...
Who was pictured on old 20 pound notes?
Sir Edward Elgar and the queen
Why Chinese considered the banknotes a convenient form of money to buy things?
Do you consider notes more convenient or other forms of money more convenient?
How do you writw money in Chinese?
钱 is the simplified Chinese word for money. The traditional word is 錢。Pronounced qian 2nd tone. Money-related words: Notes: 纸币 (zhi3 bi4 literally paper money) Coins:硬币 (ying4 bi4 literally hard money) Yuan: 元 (yuan2 the Chinese currency used in everyday speech)
Who was the only Confederate soldier to be pictured on Confederate currency?
There was no confederate soldier ever pictured on confederacy currency. General George Washington was featured on one of the bank notes that was in circulation.
What is Chinese notes?
笔记 [bǐ jì]
Whose portrait appears on US100 notes?
Benjamin Franklin
When did notes and coins first exist?
Coins in various forms, have been around for thousands of years. Paper money is thought to have been used by the Chinese nearly 2,000 years ago.
What is the bundle of money notes called?
A bundle of money notes is commonly referred to as a "wad" or a "stack" of cash.
How do you say I love new money in Chinese in Chinese writing?
wo ai xin qian wo ai xin qian 我 爱 新 钱 我 is equal to i 爱 is equal to love 新 is equal to new 钱 is equal to money Not quite sure what is meant by 'new money', but the phrase 新 钱makes no sense in Chinese Language. If you are referring to new / crisp / clean dollar notes that are not crumpled due to use, then a more appropriate phrase is 新的钞票 xin(1) de chao(1) piao(4), literally fresh crisp dollar notes (paper money).
What are bank notes also known as?
Bank notes (paper assurances of money) are also known as bills, notes, or paper money. Notes are generally made from cotton paper and feature many anti-counterfeit measures.
What type of money is yinhang?
Yinhang, or "银行" in Chinese, refers to a type of currency issued by banks, specifically in the context of historical Chinese banking. It typically represents banknotes or notes of credit that can be exchanged for silver or other precious metals. During the Qing Dynasty, yinhang notes were used alongside traditional coins, facilitating trade and commerce. Overall, yinhang signifies a form of bank-issued money that played a significant role in the evolution of China’s monetary system.
