[Answer] 1. The currency of Armenia is of a similar etymology as the former currency of Greece (the Euro replaced it in 2001). It is divided into 100 luma. What is the currency of Armenia?

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...1. Dram 2. Euro 3. Rupee 4. Lithium The Armenian dram comes in many different size banknotes, from 1,000 drams to 100,000 drams. Smaller banknotes, such as the 10 dram notes up to 500 dram notes, are no longer in circulation, and considered illegal tender in Armenia (though, curiously, a 1999 version of a 500 note is still in circulation).

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Dram:

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