What is the strangest Fiat currency you have seen?

[verita1]

I love limited series of all sorts of coins - collectible and for festive events. But one of my favorites is the Austrian 100 euro with a Fox family! Some countries still have coins with foxes, but this one is my favorite.

Thanks for sharing. They are beautiful collectible coins. I wanted to know more and found the link to the source. On the website there are a description of these coins and others for those who like to collect real works of art.
Nature and animals are a gift from God  for everyone. Happy who knows how to appreciate all these blessings.

https://www.muenzeoesterreich.at/eng/produkte/the-fox

[bits4books]

Thanks for sharing. They are beautiful collectible coins. I wanted to know more and found the link to the source. On the website there are a description of these coins and others for those who like to collect real works of art.
Nature and animals are a gift from God  for everyone. Happy who knows how to appreciate all these blessings.

https://www.muenzeoesterreich.at/eng/produkte/the-fox

I really want to start collecting all the coins with foxes that there are (and there are really a lot of them). Many of them are made incredibly beautiful. In addition, such coins could be a sort of investment because different limited series after a couple of decades soars in price

[Mauser]

For me the strangest form of fiat currency is the ones affected by hyper inflation. Like in Venezuela for example where the value is changing weekly and you can't basically buy anything anymore with cash. When you have to use a one year salary from a few years back to buy a meal right now. As no intrinsic value is in the paper money and trust factor of the government is at 0 just shows us how bad things can get when only relying in fiat currencies.. Most of the payments are done online now in USD or other major currencies. I would not give my crypto currencies back for any fiat's.

[fillippone]

For me the strangest form of fiat currency is the ones affected by hyper inflation. Like in Venezuela for example where the value is changing weekly and you can't basically buy anything anymore with cash. When you have to use a one year salary from a few years back to buy a meal right now. As no intrinsic value is in the paper money and trust factor of the government is at 0 just shows us how bad things can get when only relying in fiat currencies.. Most of the payments are done online now in USD or other major currencies. I would not give my crypto currencies back for any fiat's.

I have a little panel, hanging on the wall directly behind my desk at home, with a 100,000,000,000 USD from Zimbawe. One identical to the one PlanB sports in his Twitter cover picture.
IT is just a memento about not trusting central bankster.

[ChiBitCTy]

I am a numismatist ( or coin/money collector for those of you not familiar with the term ) and have been collecting for quite a few years now.  I love coming across altered money that is really unique.  One of the coolest notes I came across was one that had a Lord of The Ring depiction all over the note.  The "artist" re-created several scenes from the movie and honestly I couldn't believe they put it in to circulation it was so cool.

This is another one of my favorites.  It's a bitcoin paper wallet created by Kialara.  It came under fire as some on online forums such as Twitter questioned the legality of doing this.  Some described it as illegal and defacing. ( It turns out it's actually not ).

[MCobian]

I am a fiat currency collector from various countries in the world, and in my opinion there is nothing strange. Every country has an
interesting and unique design, maybe I am quite amazed by the fiat currency that comes from the Philippines. Some of the coins
from the Philippines are not like other countries that are in the form of a circle, but some Philippine coins are in the form of a square,
decagon, and even those shaped like flowers.

[AjithBtc]

True or Fake. This is the strangest fiat currency I came across. Maybe the economically fallen country currencies will have such denomination. Every country will have some currencies that were printed very limited. Those currencies too looks strange as those won't be available in common.

[bryant.coleman]

The strongest currency as of now is going to be either the Swiss Franc (CHF) or the Japanese Yen (JPY). These are the currencies which have witnessed the least decrease in purchasing power, during the last few decades. To add to this, the inflation rate in both these countries are near zero. I would have mentioned some of the fiat currencies from the GCC nation as well, but they are not doing that well since 2014.