Refers to the middle part of a family of banknotesBanknotes form a family when they maintain traits that identify them as members of the same group (unity of design, uniformity of structure, etc.), while they may be of different size. More, used mainly for transactions and usually dispensed by ATMs, in comparison to low denominations, used mainly as changeThis is the action by which certain banknotes and/or coins are exchanged for the same amount in banknotes/coins of a different face value, or unit value. See Exchange. More and high denominations used mainly as a store of valueOne of the functions of money or more generally of any asset that can be saved and exchanged at a later time without loss of its purchasing power. See also Precautionary Holdings. More. See also Low denomination banknoteRefers to the lowest part of a family of banknotes, used mainly as change in comparison to the middle denominations, often dispensed by ATMs, which are used for transactions. See also High denomination banknote. More and High denomination banknoteThe term refers to the use of cash as a store of value. However, the term has a negative connotation of concealment, and is often used in the context of the war on cash. See Precautionary Holdings. More.