The world's smallest coin was only two millimeters wide
Proving that losing your money in the couch cushions is a timeless tradition, a 1740 silver coin holds the ultimate microscopic record. Weighing merely a fraction of a gram and measuring two millimeters across, the Jawa was so ridiculously tiny it essentially functioned as financial dust, guaranteeing terrible eye strain for anyone trying to buy groceries.

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