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What would be the size and weight of one billion US dollar bills?

Update:

If I had a starting point, I could do the math myself. I'm good with square footage, but volume is a different story.

Update 2:

The shape would be roughly cubical.

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  • remowlms
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago
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    The weight of 1 billion $1 bills would be approximately 2,202,243 pounds. The size would be determined by how you wanted to lay them out or stack them.

    Regardless of denomination, each US paper bill weighs about 1 gram.

    The approximate size of each bill is: 6.14 × 2.61 × 0.0043 in = 155.956 × 66.294 mm × 0.10922 mm

  • carolinagirl
    Lv 5
    1 decade ago

    Don't really know, but sure would like to find out through personal experience by having it all to myself!!! :)

  • $m0k3y_McP0t
    1 decade ago

    Well so far youve gave us no numbers to work with.

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