 2009 (UTC)  ==Mils versus Dimes== Note D groups Mils with Dime which can be misleading. I initially interpreted note D as meaning Zimbabwe had subdivided US$ into 1000 mils since unofficially adopting that currency. Adding that 10 cents is Dime in USA is both irrelevant and confusing to the note and the whole article. Many countries have names for various of their coins.     :I don't think it's confusing, but how do you think it should be changed? –    :Hi Zntrip. I notice the whole layout has been completely changed since my original comments. Other notes have been added giving individual examples of mils and any fractional units divided further into 10 mils. Obviously my previous comments did not relate to this revised layout.  Note D now only appears against countries which use the US dollar so why retain the reference to mils?     ::The United States dollar is divided into dimes, cents, and mils; that is why all three are mentioned. –  02:44, 19 November