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The most fascinating part of this article to me is the choice to represent dollar amounts like $9,250,000 as "$9 1/4 million". I don't think I've seen a non-de
by ruytlm 7y ago
The most fascinating part of this article to me is the choice to represent dollar amounts like $9,250,000 as "$9 1/4 million".
I don't think I've seen a non-decimal format used for currency outside of history books talking about pre-decimal currencies.