Is This A New Find Or Does Everyone Have One?

Its the German A40 1 Trillion stamp. Which was called I think the Milliarden only this one has no N at the end. Look See

"Millarde" is singular, "Millarden" is plural.

When I looked in the book the only one I saw was a 5 Milliarden. I never saw milliarde at all. Where should I look thanks.I mean to say the word Milliarde I understand your singular approach to it.

Wouldnt Billion be Billion?

Yours is Michel 325A, Scott 294. Here's a nice overview of the 1923 inflation issues.

No. Some countries use a different system than ours, where 1,000 billions equal 1 trillion. The U.S. is a "short scale" country.

"[trillion] = Either of the two numbers (see long and short scales for more detail):

1,000,000,000,000 (one million million; 10^{12}; SI prefix: tera-) for all short scale countries.
1,000,000,000,000,000,000 (one million million million; 10^{18}; SI prefix: exa-) for all long scale countries.

And a Millarde is what we in the US would know as a billion.

Nice link very helpful. Sometimes I don't know what I would do without you guys I tell ya. I quit getting excited years ago trust me, but it would be nice once in a while right? Well back to the pile then ha ha. Cheers

Yes, thanks for that correction Billion. I don't have that much anything so I'm very uncommon with either both are not in my vocabulary often or in my grasp ha ha .