The Hong Kong Dollar was officially adopted on November 9, 1935.
Hong Kong circulates banknotes issued from four different organizations.
The Singapore Dollar has a wealth of slang terms attached to different amounts. One Dollar is a "Big cracker," two Dollars is "Grass," "Bowl," or "Stripe," and one hundred Dollars is a "Lump," referring to a lump of water which associates with money in Cantonese.
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