This facilitates crimes that deal in cash, including money laundering, drug dealing, and tax evasion.[34] There have been calls to withdraw the note for this reason.[3][36][37][38][39] However, some of the currencies the Euro replaced had widely used high-value notes, including the 5,000 Austrian schillings (€363), and 1,000 Dutch guilders (gulden) (€454), although these did not exceed the value of the €500 note. Two exceptions were the 1,000 Deutsche Marks, which had an equivalent value of €511, and 500 Latvian lats, which had an equivalent value of €711.[33]