Strongest and Weakest Currencies by Country - Statistics

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Amount (Per US Dollar)	Answer	% Correct
0.91	Euro (European Union)	81%
0.79	U.K. Pound (United Kingdom)	74%
1	U.S. Dollar (American Samoa, East Timor, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guam, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Northern Mariana Islands, Palau, Puerto Rico, Turks and Caicos Islands, United States, U.S. Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands)	72%
0.31	Kuwaiti Dinar (Kuwait	57%
0.39	Oman Rial (Oman)	52%
371,992	Iranian Rial (Iran)	46%
0.38	Bahraini Dinar (Bahrain)	44%
0.88	Swiss Franc (Liechtenstein, Switzerland)	41%
24,129	Vietnamese Dong (Vietnam)	41%
4,570.34	Zimbabwean Dollar (Zimbabwe)	38%
15,236	Indonesian Rupiah (Indonesia)	33%
4,138	Cambodian Riel (Cambodia)	28%
0.71	Jordanian Dinar (Jordan)	27%
19,686	Laos Kip (Laos)	27%
85,500	Lebanese Pound (Lebanon)	22%
8,500	Syrian Pound (Syria)	21%
4,082	Colombian Peso (Colombia)	19%
24,300	Somali Shilling (Somalia)	19%
0.82	Cayman Islands Dollar Cayman Islands)	14%
1	Panama Balboa (Panama)	14%
3,717	Uganda Shilling (Uganda)	14%
1.35	Brunei Dollar (Brunei)	12%
4,465.92	Malagasy Ariary (Madagascar)	12%
8,497.01	Guinean Franc (Guinea)	11%
7,275	Paraguay Guarani (Paraguay)	10%
0.79	Gibraltar Pound (Gibraltar)	9%
1	Bermudian Dollar (Bermuda)	7%
1	Bahamian Dollar (Bahamas)	6%
12,060	Uzbekistan Sum (Uzbekistan)	5%
0.79	Saint Helena Pound (Saint Helena)	4%

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