What is the most valuable currency note on Earth? How many do you need to reach to the moon?

I found in a quick Wikipedia search that America has a $10,000 note that is still legal tender. Just not printed anymore. Can anyone beat that?

I don’t think I’ve heard of a note that had actual value more than $10,000 USD.

As far as reaching the moon, would that be with them stretched end-to-end ?
Or does this ask how many of these big bills are needed to pay for a trip?

@dabbler laying flat. Also your second question is awesome. Include that if you want.

Bank of England Titan. Face value £100,000,000. (It’s legal tender but not actually in circulation. They’re only printed to get round some old laws regarding the Bank of Scotland and Bank of Ireland printing their own notes).

The cost of a trip to the moon seems to depend on whether or not you land or not but (assuming the flights run at today’s advertised costs) you’d need between 2 and 8.

If it counts, 1 Bitcoin is currently valued at about 27000€

Measure the currency and divide it into the distance to the moon. That’ll tell you how many it takes.

I’m coming up with around $35000000000000000. 15 billion inches to the moon, divided by 0.0043 inches per bill, times $10000.