high denomination

Inflation has since led to the issue of much higher denominations.

Higher denominations for the 1884 issue were prepared, but not issued.

Higher denominations were introduced in the following years of high inflation.

Black chips, the highest denomination here, are worth $100 each.

This glow showed British bank notes, all of high denomination.

When he opened it, bills of high denomination fell out from between the pages.

Players must keep their highest denomination chips visible at all times.

Wilgre always mixed in a few higher denominations as well.

Long-term bonds had view with government certificates of high denomination.

She had been hoping for a much higher denomination.

In addition, two new higher denominations were issued in 1979.

The highest denomination issued by the Irish banks was £100.

Amazingly, the 100bn mark is not the highest denomination bank note ever issued.

Even after paying her, he still had a wad of currency in high denominations.

She went out to get some high denomination of stamp of which they had run short.

It contained currency, in crisp new notes of high denomination.

You put a high denomination bill into the clipper which sank out of sight.

The money was the sort that Leddison had described; all bills of high denomination.

With accustomed ease, he peeled out British bank notes of high denomination.

There was cash in addition; bills of high denominations.

Higher denominations exist, but these were issued only as medal-coins.

Dalavan counted the money, which was all in bills of high denomination.

Base metal replaced silver in the higher denominations in 1967.

The find consists of one gold coin and 137 high denomination silver coins.

Until Friday, notes of 5,000 australes were the highest denomination in circulation.