Eh, I know.
When deciding on bill-worthy Taijituians, however, I ended up with one more name then there were traditional bills (5, 10, 20, 50, 100). So I need another amount that was bill-worthy.
I did some digging and found a precedent for a 25 dollar bill. It was used in Canada during the late 1800's.
So I figured "why not?". I needed a sixth bill, and "25" was the one with the most historical validity.
Or you could use the European system. We have 200 and 500 Euro bills.
In Germany before the change to Euro we even had a 1000 Deutsche Mark Bill.
50 quintillion bills.
Myroria are you suggesting an Inflation like Germany in between 1914 and `23.
It reads: German Reich 20 Billion Mark. You could by 50 g of butter from that. Or 100 g of bread.
