Interesting Article On The Canadian $1000 Note.

Well, on a website, I forget where I found it, but they were talking about getting rid of Canadian nickels and replacing the $5 bill with the foonie, and reducing the size of the loonie and toonie, to make coins lighter, and they may have said something about the half, and they said a Canadian $200 bill was years off, and a Canadian $500 bill was decades off. (Hmm...Seems if us U.S.ians reissue our $500 bill in a few years like they are considering, the U.S. may finally be "ahead" of Canada on something for once. Canadians may have gotten rid of pennies, and replaced $1 and $2 bills with coins first, but we U.S.ians may pass ahead of them with reissuing larger denomination currency. Interesting thought. I wish they were considering the U.S. $1,000 bill and a U.S. $200 bill, though. Well, they might be considering the $200 bill at least)

The $1000 will never be demonitized.

Well if you're right, doesn't that make the $20 bill a "wasted denominarion"?

Quite frankly, I would rather carry two $200 bills over four $100 bills, or even one $200 and one $100 over three $100s. Just as I would rather carry two $2 bills/coins over four $1 bills/coins, and yes, I would support a reissued 2 cent coin, as long as it circulated, (I believe the Eiro has 2 cent Euro coins) because I'd rather carry two 2 cent coins than four one cent coins. As you already know, I would also even prefer to carry a half over two quarters, or one half and one quarter over three quarters. The lesser amount of coin and bills on my person, the better if the way I feel.