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 Posted 10/08/2015  09:49 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add X2an to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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Million, billion, trillion" notations in Indonesia are actually a bit different.
Billion" (1.000.000.000) is translated to "milyar".
"Trillion" (1.000.000.000.000) is translated to "bilyun"


This is infact the standard in Europe too. An example of this is the (in)famous 1 Miliárd B.-pengö (Biliard pengö) at the peak of the hyperinflation in post-war Hungary.

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One Billion Trillion Pengö = 1.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 pengö


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You might notice I used a dot for every thousand. Decimals there use commas, so it's reversed.


This too used to be the standard in Sweden (and the rest of Europe?) up until rather recently (80's maybe?). Today, it's more common that we use spaces in between three zeroes (1 000 000), with a comma for decimals.
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could not help myself
cost= the labour you put init
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@dohcollector, the CACA sticker is priceless!
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That rai stone!

That has to be photoshopped, right?!?

Actually, Yap did experience some pretty big hyperinflation when the Europeans started importing industrial quantities of the stones for trading.

I thought that none were privately owned though?
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There are a few that are privately owned out side the islands, Ken Hallenback has one, I believe Zerbe had one. There was one collector that conntacted the state department to intercede with the Yap government to get one for the local museum. They did and one was delivered to the museum, which happened to have the same address as the collector.
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They did and one was delivered to the museum, which happened to have the same address as the collector.
Oh my.
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