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Using just four 1's as digits, the biggest number is 1111.
Unless you consider number like 1111 which uses 4 ones and of course is much bigger than 1111. In fact it is 285 311 670 611.
The other possibilities using this same idea are 1111 which is 111 and smaller and
1111 which is just 1 so those don't help much.
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