History of paper money - Statistics

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First country in the world that started using it. China
85%
Italian merchant and explorer who bought the idea from the Far East to Europe. Marco Polo
85%
Mongol leader who issued silk-backed currency in 1227. Genghis Khan
77%
This African country, fighting hyperinflation in 2009., issued the biggest banknote in history: 100 000 000 000 000 dollars. Zimbabwe
62%
Economic occurence that makes paper money useless which led to the failure of all early attempts of creating a stable paper currency. Inflation
46%
His grandson who made it the only form of payment and punished people who refused to use it by death. Kublai Khan
38%
First European country to start issuing banknotes in 1661. Sweden
31%
Year that first U.S. dollar bill was printed to help finance an ongoing war. 1862.
15%
European military order which offered services of depositing and guarding wealth and issued a bill of credit which allowed people to withdraw it in another place, creating the worlds first bank. Knights Templar
15%
British ruler who founded Bank of England in 1694. and issued first pound banknotes to help him raise money for war against France. William III
15%
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