Roman Numerals Table

L = 50			C = 100			D = 500			M = 1000
I	1		XXXII	32		LXIII	63		XCIV	94
II	2		XXXIII	33		LXIV	64		XCV	95
III	3		XXXIV	34		LXV	65		XCVI	96
IV	4		XXXV	35		LXVI	66		XCVII	97
V	5		XXXVI	36		LXVII	67		XCVIII	98
VI	6		XXXVII	37		LXVIII	68		XCIX	99
VII	7		XXXVIII	38		LXIX	69		C	100
VIII	8		XXXIX	39		LXX	70
IX	9		XL	40		LXXI	71		Examples
X	10		XLI	41		LXXII	72		DI	501
XI	11		XLII	42		LXXIII	73		DLV	555
XII	12		XLIII	43		LXXIV	74		DXXX	530
XIII	13		XLIV	44		LXXV	75		DCCVII	707
XIV	14		XLV	45		LXXVI	76		DCCCXC	890
XV	15		XLVI	46		LXXVII	77		MD	1500
XVI	16		XLVII	47		LXXVIII	78		MDCCC	1800
XVII	17		XLVIII	48		LXXIX	79		CM	900
XVIII	18		XLIX	49		LXXX	80		MCM	1900
XIX	19		L	50		LXXXI	81		MM	2000
XX	20		LI	51		LXXXII	82		MMXII	2012
XXI	21		LII	52		LXXXIII	83		MCMXLIII	1943
XXII	22		LIII	53		LXXXIV	84		MCMLXXXIX	1989
XXIII	23		LIV	54		LXXXV	85		MCMXXIV	1924
XXIV	24		LV	55		LXXXVI	86		MCMLXVIII	1968
XXV	25		LVI	56		LXXXVII	87		MMXIV	2014
XXVI	26		LVII	57		LXXXVIII	88		MMXX	2020
XXVII	27		LVIII	58		LXXXIX	89		MMXLIII	2043
XXVIII	28		LIX	59		XC	90		IXCMXCVIII	9,998
XXIX	29		LX	60		XCI	91		VIII	8,000
XXX	30		LXI	61		XCII	92		V	5,000,000
XXXI	31		LXII	62		XCIII	93		X	10,000,000

For numbers over 5,000
a single dash over the top of the Roman Numeral indicates the value
multiplied by 1,000. A double dash multiplies the value by 1,000,000

5,000 = V   10,000 = X   50,000 = L   100,000 = C   500,000 = D   1,000,000 = M

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There is no number zero (0) in Roman Numerals