Can you name the Top currencies in circulation (M1)? by zoopy

Can you name the Top currencies in circulation (M1)?

created by zoopy

Enter a currency or country in the box below
Correctly named currencies will show up below
Answers do not have to be guessed in order
Source: CIA Factbook M1
The amount of money: "total quantity of currency in circulation & demand deposits denominated in the national currency". On 12/31/2008. Need to specify for shared names (eg, Australian dollar).
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Country/Organization	Currency	Total stock (in $)
Conglomeration of continental developed countries		$5.542 trillion
Japan		$5.417 trillion
China		$2.434 trillion
USA		$1.436 trillion
Canada		$356.2 billion
Russia		$252.5 billion
Switzerland		$207 billion
Sweden		$185.4 billion
Denmark		$143 billion
Poland		$118.2 billion
Saudi Arabia		$113.2 billion
Brazil		$95.03 billion
Mexican		$92.34 billion
Czech Republic		$86.55 billion
South Korea		$80.66 billion

Country/Organization	Currency	Total stock (in $)
Venezuela		$79.91 billion
Syria		$73.54 billion
Hong Kong		$63.03 billion
Algeria		$60.91 billion
Turkey		$53.25 billion
Singapore		$52.57 billion
Malaysia		$51.51 billion
South Africa		$44.66 billion
Indonesia		$41.71 billion
Nigeria		$35.29 billion
Hungary		$32.78 billion
Egypt		$31.72 billion
Ukraine		$29.24 billion
Thailand		$28.76 billion

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Top currencies in use (M1) Quiz

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Created Dec 10, 2009 in Miscellaneous
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	Thisisahandle:	Dec 10th, 2009 at 19:44 GMT	2 points
	Many countries are missing from the source, for example UK, Australia, Argentina, Morocco, India... Some of these would surely make the list. Also, it would be nice if the quiz were consistent about requiring names of countries (for example typing 'dollar' gives USA but not Canada, Hong Kong or Singapore). I like the idea, though.

	zoopy:	Dec 10th, 2009 at 20:56 GMT	1 point
	Thanks for feedback. The instructions do say you need to specify the full name for non-unique currencies (such as ruble or dollar). But on the other hand, there's no point in saying "Thai baht" as no one else uses the baht but Thailand, so I simplified it. I should have made it more clear - it's only the top 20-odd currencies included as the tail becomes long and uninteresting. There just aren't that many Australian dollars floating around. I don't know why the source doesn't specify the British pound (it is in the Euro-zone, I guess).

	catsil:	Dec 26th, 2009 at 17:34 GMT	0 points
	its not a bad quiz, in fact I would like a more polished version of this quiz. I think its better if you don't have to specify the countries but just type dollar or peso.

	Rigga:	Mar 24th, 2010 at 01:12 GMT	3 points
	You've kind of misread your source. It's not about currencies, but about the value in US Dollars the money circulating in that countries is worth. That's also the reason the UK pound isn't listed: the UK is part of the EU (European Union, not Eurozone).

	TheRev:	Apr 8th, 2010 at 06:38 GMT	1 point
	The symbol for the Canadian dollar is not 'C$'. Only '$'.

	nymous:	Dec 3rd, 2010 at 18:57 GMT	1 point
	Good quiz. Great idea.