There's a global divide on the age-old question as to whether eggs should be stored in the fridge or kept at room temperature: Americans generally tend to store their eggs in the refrigerator to increase shelf life and to prevent bacterial contamination.
The first banknotes of Zimbabwe were issued by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (formerly Reserve Bank of Rhodesia) for the first dollar (ZWD) in 1980 to coincide with the independence of Zimbabwe. These notes replaced the circulating banknotes of the Rhodesian Dollar at par.
Overtaken by inflation, it was never issued. The world's highest denomination currently in circulation is Zimbabwe 10,000,000 Dollars. The bearer check was issued on January 18, 2008 and expires on June 30, 2008. It is worth about US$330 at official exchange rate, but only about US$3 in the black market. Romania 1,000,000 Lei, issued in 2003, is the world's highest denomination polymer plastic banknote. It's no longer legal tender. Four zeros were dropped in the 2005 currency reform.