BILLUZO spelling error by BILLUSO, in Ecuador: in the 50s and 60s children played with play money to pay the bets of their various games. This money was made with the unfolded cigarette packs, which at the time were 100% folded, folded and glued paper, because cardboard boxes were not yet known. It was of no importance whether they were domestic or foreign, but the value of the brand in the market. Very valuable were the Chesterfield, King, Camel, Lucky Strike, Full and others. An additional entertainment and challenge was getting adults and cigarette sellers these wrappers. Then billions appeared in the candy wrappers with values of 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 sucres, which ended up destroying the charm of the billions.