What is the highest currency in the world?
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Kuwait dinar (in value)\nUS dollars (most apprehended)
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14.0176 USD\n\nhttp://www.xe.com/
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http://finance.yahoo.com/currency?u\nGO HERE AND YOU WILL FIND OUT
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yes it is money in european\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/currency?u
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Australian Dollar \nChinese Yuan \nHong Kong Dollar \nIndian Rupee\nIndonesian Rupiah\nJapanese Yen\nSouth Korean Won\nMalaysian Ringgit \nNew Zealand Dollar \nPakistan Rupee\nRussian Rouble \nSingapore Dollar \nTaiwan Dollar \nThai Baht   \nVietnamese Dong
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Richest Countries in the World \nRank Country GDP - per capita \n1 Luxembourg $ 55,100 \n2 Norway $ 37,800 \n3 United States $ 37,800 \n4 San Marino $ 34,600 \n5 Switzerland $ 32,700 \n6 Denmark $ 31,100 \n7 Iceland $ 30,900 \n8 Austria $ 30,000 \n9 Canada $ 29,800 \n10 Ireland
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2,333,333.33 pesos, or about $25 USD.\n\nHehe, just kidding, it's actually around $211,630.61 USD
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If you question is:  Does the U.S.A. have a one million dollar currency note?  The answer is: No.  The largest currency note in circulation is a one hundred dollar note.  There were higher notes issued by the Unites States Government, however, they are not currently being issued, nor are they in circulation.
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m is the highest..\n\nd   500\nc   100\nl     50\nx     10\nv    5\n1    1\n\n\n\n= 666
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currency conversion of bombs.  Apparently the $ bomb is worth more than the pound bomb.
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more currency = higher prices
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The currency is the euro. See the link for the rates if you are interesting
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US has the most money.\nPeople are always nice for money.
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This is probably 100,000 pounds (British pounds). \n\nThe current exchange rate is 1.9114 so it is approximately $191,114.00
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There is no "why" to it. Each unit of currency exists independent of the others; some will have a higher value than the dollar, others will have lower value. Some may even start out higher and be lower later due to inflation.
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A country's central bank controls the currency.  If a country were to just print out more money (too much money) they will end up destabilizing the currency, meaning too much money chasing too few goods.  This will cause high inflation and will then cause more money to be printed and on and on.  Additionally world markets will see what is going on and will take their money out causing more damage to that country.  Just printing out more currency is not the answer, just ask some South American countries, they learned that the hard way.
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Against which currency?  This is the Euro, for example: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=USDEUR=X&t=5y