Assuming you're referring to modern US $1 coins, the arithmetic is simple:
Each coin is 8.1 mm in diameter. 1 km is 1,000,000 mm. 1 million / 8.1 = 123,456 coins.
And yes, the digits in the answer are in sequence. It's one of those cool little math tricks that happens because 81 is a power of 9 (92, to be specific)
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Assuming that you are referring to a 1938 1 Franc coin from France (KM#885), it is worth, according to the Standard Cataog of World Coins, about US$2.50 in Uncirculated condition and up to US$1.00 in circulated condition.
100-lire stainless steel coins from 1955 to 1989 can be worth anywhere from 25 cents to close to $200. It depends on the condition of the coin itself, and the going market for the item.
You can't convert that. A hectar (ha) is a unit of area. A kilometer (km) is a unit of length.
Pakistan has a total of 260,760 km worth of roadways.
Not much. It is copper and not gold. It is gold color.
AnswerAbout 10 cents in circulated condition, and maybe $2 in uncirculated condition.There exist two versions :- french : 53.205.000 coins struck,- dutch (flemish) : 49.145.000 coins struck.
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A US one dollar bill is 6.14 inches long or 0.000155956km
There's exactly 1 kilometer in a km.
There were 1,997,000 farthings (KM#895) produced in 1956 (the last year of issuance). According to the Standard Catalog of World Coins, an example in Fine condition is worth US$0.25, an example in Very Fine condition is worth US$0.50, an example in Extremely Fine condition is worth US$3.00, and an example in Uncirculated condition is worth US$7.50.
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