Just a couple things: First, thanks for correcting my mistakes (which in turn helps anyone else watching) with pronunciation or what appears on the banknotes. I wish I had the time to research the pronunciation aspect, but my time is spent pulling all the info in these videos from the country’s banks of issue, Wikipedia or other collection type websites where sometimes the info is very limited, or in some cases I just got the info wrong when compiling my notes or during filming. Lastly, if anyone is looking to acquire banknotes you can either contact your local bank’s foreign exchange department or an online foreign currency exchange service. Then you have to see if they will be able to obtain the individual banknotes you are looking for. Good luck!
@@brunaophi old and very few was ever printed. When collected by bank they will just take it and never give it back to you, they will give you two 1000 yen bills and never the 2000
23:25 that moment when he correctly calls it Elizabeth Tower with Big Ben contained within it. Not many people seem to get that correct, that Big Ben is the name of the striking bell not the tower itself! Nice!
The Australian notes are among the most beautiful I have ever seen, especially because of the see-through parts and the colours. They look more like collector's items rather than bank notes. 😄
The clear strip just came out in the last 5 years and it’s sooo pretty but we had to update all the machines that automatically swallow bills for you (atms, automated train ticket dispensers, etc) because they kept spitting the new notes 😂
@@jadefenner4971 it was so annoying when it was happening too because they were releasing the different amounts at different tines so they'd take the $5 bills fine but a $20? Nonono the machine doesnt like the new $20 yet. Wait a week and try again you unlucky bastard
@@jamesbarham2033 lmao it’s so ridiculously Canadian. they’re also plastic bills not paper so no rips or water damage. You guys need to step it up. Edit: just ask Australia how they do it bc we don’t know we buy our money from an Australian company
You missed the coolest part about our Canadian bills! If you shine a laser pointer through the maple leaf the dollar amount gets projected on the surface behind it!
They got their priorities straight! All we have here is sometimes a URL for a bill tracking database will be written on a dollar bill, so that you can enter its serial code and view where it has circulated.
Fun fact: The Australian five dollar note - from 2016 onwards - can be used as a 'stylus' to play a vinyl record. If the note is in good condition, firmly press one of it's corners onto a spinning record and watch in amazement as the note's material resonates and amplifies the sound :)
This will sound stupid, but I didn't even know we had a new $20 note with the plastic strip dealie. Makes me realise how little I use physical currency these days.
As an Australian I’m glad you show our new bills and not the older ones as we added more features to the new ones Note it’s so weird to see money that I use every day being handled like a relic
fun fact about polymer bank notes, they don't lose features if they go throught the washing machine, so it doesn't hurt when you remember that you left money in your pocket
@@thechazzler8934 they are technically legal, but there’s nothing stopping companies from turning them away which they do, a lot. Thanks Nan for the birthday money but it’s useless 🤣
I've always loved this series. The breaking down of the details in each note, the little bits of history you add in, all the while being relaxing, I can't get enough. I was especially interested to hear what you had to say about the Australian dollar, since I am Aussie myself. You pointed out details which didn't even catch my eye while I was handling the notes. Normally, I just shove them into my wallet without a second thought but you've somewhat inspired me to take a closer look at them and find those intricate details myself.
Canada has some nice transparent parts on the money it helps that it’s high quality plastic so less ripped notes and no water damage or really bad crinkling
The pronunciation of Quaide Azam is 'Qaa-id-ae Aa-zum', thankyou for featuring PKR, I've been feeling low about the state of our country recently and somehow our currency being featured in my fav asmrtist video made me feel better! Love your videos!!
1:03:32 - By the way, 2 new banknotes have appeared relatively recently: 200 and 2000 rubles, but their design is very different from these three bills. Although there are watermarks in the form of weaves, a ribbon and one of the images on the lumen.
As an Australian i am really proud of our new notes and how good they look our old ones looked similar but less interesting the new ones look way better
This is awesome. I’ve always loved seeing different currencies from around the world, I’ve got some from Egypt, Canada, and Russia I think. Very relaxing as well.
The yellow circles you see all over the banknotes are called "Omron Rings" and are a copy protection. Every digital scanner or copier recognises these rings and won't make valid copies of the banknotes.
As a Canadian i definitely love the plastic type bills. I can't tell you how many times i have accidentally washed a note in the laundry. Only got it to be just a bit rinkled and maybe faded.
The little transparent maple leaf on the top left of the Canadian bills smells like maple syrup when scratched! However the scent fades the more its scratched. the cloudier it is, the more it has been scratched and the less it smells of maple syrup. No im not making this up lmao
Nico they're more robust and don't rip like the older paper ones, they don't stick together and lastly they're not like "toy money" because toy money is typically paper
23:57 is the maze at the back of blenheim Palace. 25:56 is based of a place called Margate in South England, the building in the back is the 'Turner contemporary arts gallery' and the lighthouse is Margate lighthouse which Turner frequently visited. Also another security measure is a set of dots which appear quite frequently, hence why some of these notes have circles all over them
I don’t know why US currency is so boring. These beautiful works of art from other countries only show how fascinating the world can be. My favorite ones were the ones from Australia, England, Mexico, and Russia. Stunning!
I always like when countries put natural icons on their currency, like wildlife. I'm used to USA bills which have a lot of historical figures but not much else. The coins are cooler though.
Finally, mexican pesos! Gotta say i've learned a couple of things of them from this video 😅 the ones i liked the most were the australian dollars, very interesting and pretty desing, thanks uncle e
Winston, a man who loved warfare and butchery, and that dealt a lethal blow to the British empire (his own country) by going to war with the Germans twice, and this man is celebrated as a hero, wow just wow.
@@epiclegowarrior7416 Which had he not done, there would be no Great British Pounds because there would be no Britain, no France, no Italy and no Belgium. He was a hero, not a butcher or a warrior! The British are true to their word and we got involved in the war in order to save our allies, France and Belgium: perhaps if you actually researched his history, you wouldn’t be so quick to dismantle him!
This is probably my favorite series you've done so far. The gaming videos were a nice change of pace, but this is what I was really looking forward to. The puzzle ASMR content is great too. Keep it up ER!
For anyone who is confused about the naming of Big ben : Big ben is the name of the bell inside the clock tower, the tower itself is call Elizabeth tower. :)
Fun fact: There are microscopic words on the Aussie bills that apparently have stories from the individual on them. I haven’t tried to read it since year 2. I don’t know if that is still the case.
Finally seeing Brazil represented in one of the videos is so cool! I like collecting old coins from here, oldest one I have dates back to 1888, it's kinda rusty but it was a special type from when slavery was prohibited... Also I guess there's lots of people in here who deserve a medical trial at the Arkham Sanitarium
I love our Canadian polymer bills, but I really miss the old paper five dollar bill, as it had a picture of kids playing pond hockey on the back, and that’s about the most Canadian activity I know.
22:43 The building on the front of the notes is the Bank of England. Parliament is on the back of the £5. The crests above the Bank of England contain 4 symbols that represent the 4 countries that make up the United Kingdom: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Fun fact about polymer notes. If you walk to the shop with one in your jeans front pocket, by the time you arrive at the shop, it will have disappeared.
"Somebody get this man 1 Million subs". Ive been here since Minecraft Sancturary, and Ive seen you grow. You deserve more than you have, and I wish you good luck and good fortune in these trying times
As an Australian, I am happy you finally covered our notes. Also our famous birds are the sparrow, and the the kookaburra. Seems like you had trouble with that aspect
Yep, the raised bumps on aussie notes are for the visually impared, but are also a security feature which normally cannot be replicated in forged notes! The same goes for the holographic images and the windows! I dont know if this specific feature is exclusive to our older notes, but you used to be able to hold up a banknote to a light and a little identification symbol would be darker than the lit up note (it was an emu i think) and it was one of the security features of the old polymer notes before we got the bigger windows!
I know you looked at the ‘british note’ but that’s only for the bank of England.There may be only minor differences but you should try get the Scottish bank note!
38:59 the lines of text that you are looking for are actually very visible and not hidden it the samll text allmost at the upper right corner of the note just under the note id number
Just a couple things:
First, thanks for correcting my mistakes (which in turn helps anyone else watching) with pronunciation or what appears on the banknotes. I wish I had the time to research the pronunciation aspect, but my time is spent pulling all the info in these videos from the country’s banks of issue, Wikipedia or other collection type websites where sometimes the info is very limited, or in some cases I just got the info wrong when compiling my notes or during filming.
Lastly, if anyone is looking to acquire banknotes you can either contact your local bank’s foreign exchange department or an online foreign currency exchange service. Then you have to see if they will be able to obtain the individual banknotes you are looking for. Good luck!
I love this series ER! i love when i gain knowledge while falling asleep lol
Koje su ovo pare
Should have showed Scottish tender for pound.
I would absolutely love to see Czech crown in one of these, there should be enough info on the internet too
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He's rich, but the cultured way.
either that or he’s poor in 10 different countries
Bruh he shows like 100 bucks in total, how is that rich
@@cumrag6072 1,000+
@@cumrag6072 That name…
@@cumrag6072 he’s rich in culture not in monetary value
it was weirdly comforting and familiar seeing my currency. felt like it was my child on tv
🥰
See's Australian Bank notes in the video
Me: *Happy Australian noises*
You have the best notes out of the commonwealth Im jealous.
Edit: best notes ever actually.
Hey
Wanna get angry
Us kiwis invented pavlova
You never have to look far to find an Australian in these sorts of videos
@@distant1334 so fkn triggering for us Aussies
@@willreading4958 thats why I said it
As a Brazilian, you have pronounced “Reais” corretamente! (correctly).
@@joaosemsunga7857 eu tbm mano, tmj
BRASIL CARAIO
Tamo junto rqpaziada
🤠
Só a nata
As a Japanese, I was just surprised when he showed the 2000 yen bill cuz it's not common and barely used recently in Japan. Thanks for the good work!
tbh i don't think i'd ever seen a 2000 yen bill before
Why not?
@@brunaophi old and very few was ever printed. When collected by bank they will just take it and never give it back to you, they will give you two 1000 yen bills and never the 2000
@@HappyGM-R
It means for colectioners it will be worthy.
23:25 that moment when he correctly calls it Elizabeth Tower with Big Ben contained within it. Not many people seem to get that correct, that Big Ben is the name of the striking bell not the tower itself! Nice!
Well he is reading them off of something probably
It goes even further than that. Not even the bell itself is named Big Ben. It's just the Great Bell; its *nickname* is Big Ben.
I mean I’ve lived here all my life and I didn’t know that prior to this
Alright Ben Gates, we got it.
The Australian notes are among the most beautiful I have ever seen, especially because of the see-through parts and the colours. They look more like collector's items rather than bank notes. 😄
Just saw them they are Amazing
The clear strip just came out in the last 5 years and it’s sooo pretty but we had to update all the machines that automatically swallow bills for you (atms, automated train ticket dispensers, etc) because they kept spitting the new notes 😂
The first country to invent polymer bank notes.
@@jadefenner4971 it was so annoying when it was happening too because they were releasing the different amounts at different tines so they'd take the $5 bills fine but a $20? Nonono the machine doesnt like the new $20 yet. Wait a week and try again you unlucky bastard
I live in Australia, they get boring after 5 minutes
Okay, as an American, we are missing out on the cool looking bills.
Our currency is bland as hell...
@@DrusinianX damn American money is bland! I want colorful scratch and sniffs damnit
@@jamesbarham2033 lmao it’s so ridiculously Canadian. they’re also plastic bills not paper so no rips or water damage. You guys need to step it up. Edit: just ask Australia how they do it bc we don’t know we buy our money from an Australian company
We have plastic bills in UK but it is to stop counterfeit
Be funny if they think the same thing about their currency. I dont think many people would be like, ah man our money looks awesome. XD
You missed the coolest part about our Canadian bills! If you shine a laser pointer through the maple leaf the dollar amount gets projected on the surface behind it!
As a Canadian I never knew that
Wow I wanna go to canada so I can do that
Thats dope. All these currencies make americas look lame as hell lol
This video taught me so much that I didn’t know about my own currency
@@joshsimon794 but America’s is the most well known. I’m Canadian and I call $100 dollar bills “Benjamin’s”
Fun fact💵: the new Mexican🇲🇽 bills of 1000, 500, 200 and 100 pesos have images that with an appstore application show augmented reality
I am Mexican and they are right, the new ones do have augmented reality with the BilletesMX app
As a Mexican I had no idea that this was a thing lmao.
@@nineiota19 same lmao
@@averageperson4703 x2 jsajsj
They got their priorities straight! All we have here is sometimes a URL for a bill tracking database will be written on a dollar bill, so that you can enter its serial code and view where it has circulated.
Educational asmr - next level.
I now
I'd love to see him do more videos like that!
69 likes keep it that way
@@kyleplays28yt44 dam. I missed it
This series should make a comeback! It's so cool to see and get to experience a little bit of the culture of other nations!
we'll see!...
It’s so weird to see a common uk note you see everyday being carefully examined
I agree! On the uk note I didn't even notice most of the things on there lol
Those are the newer notes, although they feel and look better, i kinda miss the old ones. That and the old one pound coin
Uhmm...
Innit
yeah
Fun fact: The Australian five dollar note - from 2016 onwards - can be used as a 'stylus' to play a vinyl record.
If the note is in good condition, firmly press one of it's corners onto a spinning record and watch in amazement as the note's material resonates and amplifies the sound :)
Oh wow! That’s fascinating
Me: *sees my currency on the thumbnail*
Also me: _How did you get my money, mate?_
That’s what I’ve been wondering
Ay
I'm just assuming due to the mate your Australian
Us kiwis invented pavlova
@@distant1334 Uh... ok...
I don’t really eat pavlova and I never said that aussies invented it, but hey, I learnt something new today! 😁
@@distant1334 lol mate is British mate
@@distant1334 Fuck!
It feels nice whenever a TH-camr does anything involving Australia, just feels kinda nice like “aw sick he said the place I live sweet”
Can relate (except I’m danish)
@anthonox oh I’m more than into rust hehe
@anthonox I love rust and I'm aussie
Australia isn't real, nice try though
@@flamingkittyumad what
me seeing at Australian $5 at the front of the stack: THIS IS THE MOMENT I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR
Felt the same when he showcased SG notes in the last world currencies vid lol
Me rn
Same here with brazilian Reais. 😊
This will sound stupid, but I didn't even know we had a new $20 note with the plastic strip dealie. Makes me realise how little I use physical currency these days.
@@MattExzywe have a 50 and 100 was released late last year, ive only seen a few new hundos, but they look so cool
Dude, that Mexican 100 note is beautiful, holy crap.
It's The New Bill Like An "Special" Edition The Old One Is Uglier
@@SmoKy-jx1ug yup
As a Mexican thank you;)
On the Pakistan notes, “Quaid-i-Azam” is a translation of “Great Leader”. His actual name Muhammed Ali Jinnah, the cap is named after him!
If you were to ever get your hands on some Old Currencies, I think those would be called Obsoletcies.
While we’re on the topic can we call weird currency obscurencies
nice.
I have a few shillings and some coins with past kings and queens on. Not sure if that's what you meant though
pastencies
As an Australian I’m glad you show our new bills and not the older ones as we added more features to the new ones
Note it’s so weird to see money that I use every day being handled like a relic
Who else skipped to their countrys’ money first then started from the beginning?
No
yes
Yes
Yes
Easily enough Australia was first
A THIRD PART?!
OH MY GOD... THANK YOU!
I've learned so much from the first two parts, even about the currency from my own country.
Where are you from?
Rest of the countries: cool bills with a clear or holographic strip down the bill
America: hehe green crusty bill go BRRRRR
We're working on it. But we got the luxury of our currency being made of the same stuff blue jeans are made of
@@skylerthompson8652 jeans are uncomfortable for me so :/
fun fact about polymer bank notes, they don't lose features if they go throught the washing machine, so it doesn't hurt when you remember that you left money in your pocket
I hate forgetting money in my pocket. even if it’s like 3 dollars it’s still money that was lost brutally
@@australium7374 pain
I love the design of the £s. They look so intricate.
Our silver and copper coins if put together can create the royal coat of arms (shield). Google it it’s pretty cool
I can’t remember if there still legal but Scotland has there own pound notes, they are pretty pog not gonna lie
@@thechazzler8934 they are technically legal, but there’s nothing stopping companies from turning them away which they do, a lot. Thanks Nan for the birthday money but it’s useless 🤣
@@selflessone3880 yeah that sounds really annoying, I haven’t found it a problem in Glasgow tho so people do still accept them
@@selflessone3880 iv never noticed that holy shit
I've always loved this series. The breaking down of the details in each note, the little bits of history you add in, all the while being relaxing, I can't get enough. I was especially interested to hear what you had to say about the Australian dollar, since I am Aussie myself. You pointed out details which didn't even catch my eye while I was handling the notes. Normally, I just shove them into my wallet without a second thought but you've somewhat inspired me to take a closer look at them and find those intricate details myself.
i love the ones with the transparent parts.... so pretty
Right? they were so amazing, didnt expect such high quality banknotes from Australia
Canada has some nice transparent parts on the money it helps that it’s high quality plastic so less ripped notes and no water damage or really bad crinkling
The pronunciation of Quaide Azam is 'Qaa-id-ae Aa-zum', thankyou for featuring PKR, I've been feeling low about the state of our country recently and somehow our currency being featured in my fav asmrtist video made me feel better! Love your videos!!
🇵🇰
Pakistan Zindabad
Ayy Pak zindabad
1:03:32 - By the way, 2 new banknotes have appeared relatively recently: 200 and 2000 rubles, but their design is very different from these three bills. Although there are watermarks in the form of weaves, a ribbon and one of the images on the lumen.
As an Australian i am really proud of our new notes and how good they look our old ones looked similar but less interesting the new ones look way better
They're so beautiful ! I hope to visit Australia someday, it's my dream 🇦🇺❤️ greetings from Costa Rica
The australian notes are beautiful
I started looking for asmr for sleeping and ended up acquiring new learnings, thank you Uncle Rift
Brazilian here, and well damn, i didnt even knew about some of these security features on the bills....i had to pick them up to check for myself haha
Eae carai
@@rosilma4531 Guei
@@rosilma4531 sim
@@LuanAstronomy tu que deixa
This is awesome. I’ve always loved seeing different currencies from around the world, I’ve got some from Egypt, Canada, and Russia I think. Very relaxing as well.
The yellow circles you see all over the banknotes are called "Omron Rings" and are a copy protection. Every digital scanner or copier recognises these rings and won't make valid copies of the banknotes.
@@K4inan go and fuck yourself
As a Canadian i definitely love the plastic type bills. I can't tell you how many times i have accidentally washed a note in the laundry. Only got it to be just a bit rinkled and maybe faded.
Wow being from the UK I have to say Australia's banknotes are absolutely stunning
@@DenleyT ?
Australian dollar is the weakest.
The little transparent maple leaf on the top left of the Canadian bills smells like maple syrup when scratched! However the scent fades the more its scratched. the cloudier it is, the more it has been scratched and the less it smells of maple syrup. No im not making this up lmao
I thought it was just the 100
@@GearsManiax no its all of em!
It's weird cause some bills it doesn't for me
Very interesting fact, thanks for sharing!
@@thebiggbread888 probably bc it has been scratched to many times
I love the look of the new UK notes
They're awful. Flimsy plastic that sticks together and feels like toy money
Nico they're more robust and don't rip like the older paper ones, they don't stick together and lastly they're not like "toy money" because toy money is typically paper
@@tetrisNico - Bro what kinda notes are you getting that they stick together
@@jesuschristonabike8878 yeah what's man been doing with his notes 👀
They do stick together when wet in fairness.
But the others were absorbent so stayed wet longer, think the new way is better
23:57 is the maze at the back of blenheim Palace.
25:56 is based of a place called Margate in South England, the building in the back is the 'Turner contemporary arts gallery' and the lighthouse is Margate lighthouse which Turner frequently visited.
Also another security measure is a set of dots which appear quite frequently, hence why some of these notes have circles all over them
Ву-ху, наконец-то наши рубли тут появились!)
Я ждал и надеялся :D
НАКОНЕЦ-ТО! Я ТОЛЬКО ХОТЕЛ ПОИСКАТЬ, ПОКАЖУТ ИЛИ НЕТ)
Хорошо хоть не показал новые позорные 200 и 2000 рублевые купюры)
@@TheMinatoST , нормальные купюры
@@henry_rearden нормальные, но со старыми абсолютно не сочетаются, и выглядят менее оригинальными, чем старые.
I don’t know why US currency is so boring. These beautiful works of art from other countries only show how fascinating the world can be. My favorite ones were the ones from Australia, England, Mexico, and Russia. Stunning!
Tinha que ter a nota de 200 reais brasileiros🗿
Finalmente achei um Br nesse canal kkkkkkk
Iih br até aqui
Exatamente
Nós somos a verdadeira NWO
Vdd
Love from Israel 👍👌
I always love watching your channel even when I don't need to sleep
Israel loves Tupac? Respect🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@provethioaltum3276 yes actually me and my friends listen to 2pac and 90s hip hop almost every time we hangout
and we love the us a lot🇺🇸🇮🇱
@@elad5889 very nice glad to see other brothers who enjoy real music👌🌟
@@provethioaltum3276 thanks man, I'm always happy to see people listening to some quality music like pac
Hope you're having a great day 👍
فلسطين حرة 🍉🇵🇸
Something about an American man looking at the same currency that I have in my wallet just hits different
This is great- my teenage son has autism on the high spectrum& he loves this type of thing. Thank you so much
I always like when countries put natural icons on their currency, like wildlife. I'm used to USA bills which have a lot of historical figures but not much else. The coins are cooler though.
I prefer the colourful ones that feature land marks. Like the Forth rail bridge on some Scottish pound notes.
Other people: Come for the ASMR
Me: M O N E Y
Ok
You're not the only one
@@JulieandWill good to know
Dutch Van Der linde: Muneh!
@@boredasleep1558 so in dutch Money is muneh?
Finally, mexican pesos! Gotta say i've learned a couple of things of them from this video 😅 the ones i liked the most were the australian dollars, very interesting and pretty desing, thanks uncle e
for those who don't know, in the minute 18:16 The man with the money represents the colossus of rhodes, a statue that collapsed in an earthquake.
What I love about Australian bank notes is each one is a very distinct colour. Impossible to mix them up (unless you’re colour blind I guess).
They are also different sized and have indentations to indicate which note it is for the blind
Same with the South African one
The symbols on the parliament building on the gbp are for wales , Scotland. England and Ireland
It’s Buckingham palace not a parliament building
As an Australian, im surprised how good the quality of the Australian banknotes are compared to different countries banknotes.
все : смотрят , восхищаются , обсуждают иностранные купюры
я, которая пришла посмотреть на родные рубли : 🥰👍🏻
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Когда до зарплаты еще пол месяца, а денег уже нет
Был удивлен, увидев их вместе с остальными, когда Рифт показывал что будет в видео
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@@rumoaummundomelhor7308 everyone: looks and enjoy world currenciea
Me, who came to watch on my native rubles:
Australian currency has to be one of the most colourful and nice looking notes
Loving the money series. Blenheim Palace was the birthplace and ancestoral home of Sir Winston Churchill.
Winston, a man who loved warfare and butchery, and that dealt a lethal blow to the British empire (his own country) by going to war with the Germans twice, and this man is celebrated as a hero, wow just wow.
@@epiclegowarrior7416 Which had he not done, there would be no Great British Pounds because there would be no Britain, no France, no Italy and no Belgium. He was a hero, not a butcher or a warrior! The British are true to their word and we got involved in the war in order to save our allies, France and Belgium: perhaps if you actually researched his history, you wouldn’t be so quick to dismantle him!
Churchill wasn't Prime Minister during WW1
@@epiclegowarrior7416 He wasn’t PM during any of WW1 and also wasn’t PM when Britain first joined WW2, moron.
@@epiclegowarrior7416 here we see.... a moron
I’ve been waiting for this moment, thank goodness it has come
It’s cool to see the good old 5,10 and 20 Aussie bills in this, they are very unique too! 🇦🇺
You know this was really educational, glad I could hear this. Thanks uncle Rift.
I’m from Scotland 🏴 so I really enjoyed this part as it it had my currency in it 😆☺️ thank you ER for being the best ASMRartist out there!!!❤️
Scotland forever
u know scotland got different notes to the shithole of england
he should review scottish notes aswell
It's pretty neat to see all the different currencies of the world. 🌎
This is probably my favorite series you've done so far. The gaming videos were a nice change of pace, but this is what I was really looking forward to. The puzzle ASMR content is great too. Keep it up ER!
Would have loved to see him do 5000, 500 and 1000 pakistani rupees bill which are the most prettiest
You posted this the day before my birthday! 😊 your videos are the best!
For anyone who is confused about the naming of Big ben :
Big ben is the name of the bell inside the clock tower, the tower itself is call Elizabeth tower. :)
This right here is dedication
Fun fact: There are microscopic words on the Aussie bills that apparently have stories from the individual on them. I haven’t tried to read it since year 2. I don’t know if that is still the case.
Qué maravilla ver los billetes de mi país. Gracias. Saludos cordiales desde México.
Finally seeing Brazil represented in one of the videos is so cool! I like collecting old coins from here, oldest one I have dates back to 1888, it's kinda rusty but it was a special type from when slavery was prohibited...
Also I guess there's lots of people in here who deserve a medical trial at the Arkham Sanitarium
i have never been so happy to see brazils money on a video :) i always loved the designs on them as a kid btw you pronounced the names really well!!
I didn’t know how beautiful the Australian notes are!
If you make a part 4, you should get some kuwaiti dinars. They are the highest valued currency in the world
Just saw them they are Neat
I just woke up but it looks like I'm going back to bed
Listening to this to focus on my dissertation but also to sleep is amazing, love this series! Interesting and great ASMR
00:35:34 🇮🇱🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏼🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏼
Love and blessings from the Uk, one of the best ASMR Artists! ❤️
I'm gonna watch this series so many times I'll be able to identify any common currency just by the sound the bills make.
I love this series with a serious passion!!! KEEP IT UP UNCLE E!
Lol ER knows more about the Brazilian Real than me, who was born and lived my whole life here in Brazil.
Can't tell how much sleep I had with your world currencies series! Thank you Uncle E!
Do a world currencies coin version! Love these so much
This asmr is so good! I got tingles at my back the first time in like 5 years!
I love our Canadian polymer bills, but I really miss the old paper five dollar bill, as it had a picture of kids playing pond hockey on the back, and that’s about the most Canadian activity I know.
22:43 The building on the front of the notes is the Bank of England. Parliament is on the back of the £5. The crests above the Bank of England contain 4 symbols that represent the 4 countries that make up the United Kingdom: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Fun fact about polymer notes. If you walk to the shop with one in your jeans front pocket, by the time you arrive at the shop, it will have disappeared.
I absolutely love this series! Always looking forward to this
Yesss finally israel!!
Thank you so much i was waiting for this
Love from Israel!👌👍
"Somebody get this man 1 Million subs".
Ive been here since Minecraft Sancturary, and Ive seen you grow. You deserve more than you have, and I wish you good luck and good fortune in these trying times
As an Australian, I am happy you finally covered our notes.
Also our famous birds are the sparrow, and the the kookaburra. Seems like you had trouble with that aspect
our notes are so goddamn cool
never heard of the sparrow or kookaburra but it sounds cool
Yep, the raised bumps on aussie notes are for the visually impared, but are also a security feature which normally cannot be replicated in forged notes! The same goes for the holographic images and the windows! I dont know if this specific feature is exclusive to our older notes, but you used to be able to hold up a banknote to a light and a little identification symbol would be darker than the lit up note (it was an emu i think) and it was one of the security features of the old polymer notes before we got the bigger windows!
Feels great to see my country “Pakistan’s” currency in your hands 🙌 and you’ve been pronouncing absolutely correct
Same
This is a great series lowkey, I love it
I remember trying to get those Australian notes from woollies when they came out.
Yess Tahiti my home 🥰 thank you for your video it's so relaxing
I know you looked at the ‘british note’ but that’s only for the bank of England.There may be only minor differences but you should try get the Scottish bank note!
Well it’s still legal tender in Scotland and Wales so ‘British currency’ is accurate
@@kinsabony3238 you’d be surprised that some places in England don’t accept Scottish bank notes, so i’d say they are different
38:59 the lines of text that you are looking for are actually very visible and not hidden it the samll text allmost at the upper right corner of the note just under the note id number
damn the australian dollars are beautiful
You were one of my first ever ASMRists before I had a YT account. Thank you for your content 🙏