What Happens to Money When the Queen Dies?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2019
- What Happens to Money When the Queen's Reign Ends? I take a look at what will happen to the UK's banknotes and coins, as well as those from Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
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Please note this is all pure speculation based on previous / other examples and will not necessarily happen like this. Queen Elizabeth II, 1926-2022
RIP
R.I.P Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
Hello KING CHARLES III RIP Queen Elizabeth
nuu
rip
And what if the Queen outlives Prince Charles? I think it's pretty likely.
I think the Same would happen but then with William
East Pavilion-er That’s a very real possibility. However even if the queen lives another 10 years, Charles will be 80 and he might still be around. Phillip is in his 90s. I mean they’ve got the best healthcare money can buy...
sb.1264 free healthcare. But what they have are the best doctors in all of Europe
If the Queen outlives Charles then we'll have the joy of watching William's hairline slowly recede on our coins and notes. Archaeologists in the future will be able to date the coins they find by how big his forehead has become.
hope she does. I don't like Charles, he's uninspiring and has a punchable face.
Okay, if I'm being honest, I'm not even paying attention to the video. I'm staring at his editing, busy being amazed. The queen winking on the note, the stop motion, and the individual cut out letters. Amazing as always, Chris.
I expect King Charles banknotes will coexist for some time alongside the current ones, gradually becoming more common as worn notes are taken out of circulation. As for coins, while it's true that decimalisation killed off most of George VI coins, the one and two shilling coins remained in use (for 5p and 10p coins) alongside the new coins as they were the same size. I remember getting the occasional King George coins in change right up to the redesigned smaller coins came in. I believe the number of coins minted every year has been falling recently so it could be a very long time before the Elizabeth coins disappear. I wouldn't expect a large changeover event of the kind you get with notes.
2019: Elizabeth II reigns
2100: Elizabeth II reigns
and keith Richards congratulates her!
lol
Umm I don’t think she’ll be alive in 81 years that hag will be long gone (she can’t possibly live until 174). Nice try making this joke funny though.
@@zayan223
Uncultured swine how is she a hag?
@@zayan223 r/whooosh
The Queen will outlive the monetary system
Tlot Pwist 😂
She Is Also Immune To Bullets, If A Nuke Falls Onto London, She'll Survive, And She'll Never Die From Old Age, She's Immortal.
cashless 666....
More likely outlive the Pound. By the time she dies UK will be back in the EU and there won’t be an option to keep the pound this time
I read your name wrong
I'm pretty sure the two florin coin survived decimalisation and continued as the 10p coin, alongside newer versions, until the early nineties. Some of those two florin coins still had King George VI's head on. I'd be grateful if somebody could confirm this. Thinking about it, I also think the old shilling coin survived until the early nineties, too, alongside newer 5p coins.
Yep they did. Still got Victorian coins in the early 1990s...
There were no two florin coins issued since 1890. Four shillings was an awkward amount.
Unless you were confused about how many shillings a florin was?
Two.
Whose here after 8/9/22
Rip Queen Elizabeth ll
My TH-cam recommendations: *wANNa sEE WhaT HAPPenS with mONey when the quEeN dies???*
Me, a Colombian with little to no relation to the UK: Sure why not
Pink Sky wish I could say that. And I'm from uk.
Hey I have stayed in Colombia for a few months. Amazing country. You are lucky.
Dan Valy Oh thank you! I hope you are enjoying here and thanks for the sweet words 😊 saludos!
Kandy Kandy My dude I love the queen, I indeed enjoyed the video 🤣🤣 And also wtf dude Colombia is not only about drugs, have you heard about flowers and coffee or are you too worried thinking about drug?
Greetings Colombia love from the U.K.! 🇨🇴 🇬🇧
70 years on the throne? That’s a whole lifetime!
Indeed, for many alive now she's been the only monarch they've known.
@@anttibjorklund1869 Population of the commonwealth under 67 is approx 2,400,000,000. That's how many people have only known her as their monarch. (I know, this includes the Republic of India, but that's still in the CW).
Imagine if Elizabeth outlives her son
@@mattmoy2000 I didn't ask for statistics.
@@toe179 that possible
Queen elizabeth 2 is not gonna be replaced on the Canadian dollar
Yes she is, on the $20 bill and coins. Trudeau announced it in May
Halfasleepchris I didn't know you would comment on me comment me a big fan
@@HalfAsleepChris oh no
Actually I recently found, in my wallet, an old quarter from 1947, with George VI on it. It was the first time i saw one without the Queen. It will definitely be strange to see new coins with King Charles III on it instead of our late Majesty.
2:48 The 50 pound BLINKED
I DONT LIKE THAT
That'll be why shops don't accept £50 notes.
Ha
PICK ME UP MOM, I'M SCARED
Holy sh*t
what about option 4 were the queen is the first person to live to 160
It's clear to see that this is the most likely option...
I still think the queen will most likely live till at least 100.
@@forza223bowe5 no the Queen is clearly going to live to 193
That's impossible.
@@wolfhunter9593 i don't think you get it
Well timed recommendations.
I would love to see Canada start issuing bank notes that draws from the significance of the First Nations people on that land. have indigenous leaders like Chief Crowfoot adorne new bank notes.
The REAL question is: Does the Queen present herself a letter when she turns 100yo?
Shes already as old as the universe
idk it's a shame philip died because she could have given him a letter lol
@@anonymouslonely7765 Philip actually never wanted to live to one hundred anyway, I think the queen mentioned it after his death. Makes sense, he had probably already lived life to it's fullest by that age.
@@cultellus915 wooosh
@@anonymouslonely7765 thats not a wooosh lol
It’s gonna be odd to see Charles on banknotes instead of Elizabeth II, it won’t be the same
he might die next week, then it will be all fun and games
I'm sure they have similar steps in place with William.
@Avery The Cuban-American i see you everywhere are you the new Justin Y?
OrangeboyHD me too
Plot twist: Charles never become a King
well we will find out soon.
Rip queen Elizabeth II. Guess all these changes will take place now!
if she lived to 100, will she send her self a telegraph?
I assume other people who turn 100 on this day will do it. 😊
@@tanjawinter6492 that would be nice
No she would send herself a telegram.
@ what would be the point? I think Tanja's suggestion is actually quite a good one.
CyberIsOk my point was it’s telegram not telegraph you spanner.
I used to work in Radio for the BBC... they have a procedure all set and ready to go for when this event happens, or when any significant Royal dies... the Queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, William and Harry. Everything from the script to the music played on the station has already been chosen as well as written obituaries. They have been ready for some time.
The Armed Forces too have plans too for the death of a significant Royal. The Royals have been asked for their input etc. An example was when Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother died and we played all music chosen by her. The Pipe bands played a significant rôle as they were her favourite. Operation London Bridge is the name of one of the plans.
This is called professional journalism. They are well prepared for any likely eventuality.
@@szabados1980 I know,like I said... I worked for the BBC for 15 years
@wendy kelly These things are considered personal affairs. So The Royals actually have a big influence on what is in the plans. They hand pick the music and what officials to invite or not to invite. When Princess Diana died, the Queen Mother's funeral arrangements were dusted and updated. Everybody's knees where shaking what the late Queen was going to say when she sees her own plans altered and when she realised that she had to come up with a new plan.
It’s the same in the royal households in Scandinavia. Everything is prepared going years back.
My daughter watches your channel and loves it. I was just having a convo with her about how the money will need to be changed. To my surprise, you have a video on it. I can't wait to show her.
An here we are, on the cusp of finding out which scenario will play out.
When she dies, a zombie outbreak will start and Charles will be like "Oh, Come on! I've waited 90 years for this."
Charles waiting for Elizabeth to die is just a sequel king Edward waiting for Victoria to die, lol
Sander Skovly or George IV waiting for George III to die
Or Oliver Cromwell waitingish for them all 🤣
@@sanderskovly7641 He ain't the only one waiting for her to die lol 🙋🙋
@@makealbertaamerican4889 F, why you wish for someone to die?
For every Corgi died during her reign, they each add 12 years to her age.
Didn't I hear she's just got another one.
@@chrisst8922 does that means she’s gonna live for another 20 years? :o
@@princesskayla1400 :o
TRUEEEE :O
@@chrisst8922 ohno
Whos here after 8/9/2022. RIP your Majesty.
its option 1 portrait shop. although might update some security features, like the transparent window changed to KC3
Australia: The queen wont be on our money once she dies
Queen Elizabeth: Right so you want me to live another 1000 years, right?
Thousand years later......
nothing is left but the queen.....
Queen Elizabeth: is that the best you can do??? i can live longer than the universe!
1000 years?..... More like an eternity
Meanwhile in Scotland and Northern Ireland, they don't care.
As things stand in the UK at the moment; A thousand years is roughly how long it would take for the Bank of England to recognise the constitutional change and make the necessary amendments at their end… 💷🕓😁
Long Live the Queen! 👸🏻🇬🇧😇
1000 years later you die
The power of "Long Live the Queen", makes her immortal
@The L well done
someone sing Long Live Lauren to me please
@The L Where's your proof?
Haha this is such a silly joke! In the day of Parliament and ministers what really is her role. No one listens to her internationally. She's just an old hag who everyone smiles on her face and forgets behind her back
@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 Short live Lauren, Short live Lauren!
God save our gracious king
Long live our noble king
God save our king.
Send him victorious
Happy and glorious
Long to reign over us
God save the king.
I remember you could spend pre 1920 and pre 1947 silver coins 5p & 10p back in the 70's & 80's.
You used to find in your change the pre 1947 silver shillings 5p & silver florins 10p back in the 70's & 80's, all legal tender back then.
I used to keep them all though.
I got a few victorian shillings & florins in my change too back in the day.
Charles has been Prince for so long for me Prince feels like its part of Charles name.
When he gets crowned it’ll be King Prince Charles lol
He may not even choose "Charles" as his reigning name! Charles I and II have tainted the name through their conflicts with Parliament. It's not uncommon for monarchs to choose a different name from their "main" one to be known as when crowned. For instance, king Edward VIII was called David in private.
Prince Charles' full name is Charles Philip Arthur George, so he has a few options to choose from! He might opt to become George VII instead of Charles III.
@TheRenaissanceman65 I believe Edward VIII ought to count, as David was his "usual" name. That is the name his friends and relatives called him.
This means that four out of the last seven British monarchs have been crowned under a name other than their usual one. It may not have been as common in the past, but it seems to have become rather normal in the past 200 years!
I guess we'll only know Charles' decision in a few decades, when the Queen prematurely dies in a tragic accident at age 129.
@@princevesperal "King Charles" is a bad luck name in Britain. If he goes with Charles iii abolition might rise.😢
@@dantefreeman7849 that was the essence of my first comment.
@TheRenaissanceman65 I Could be wrong but wasn’t the fact that he was Catholic be enough for Charles to pick a different name.
Saving your time: She won’t die
She's stepping down in 2021
@@animegirl8033 so was said 2 years earlier thay she would step away in 2019 didn't happen
@@animegirl8033 She won't. They even announced an extra bank holiday for The Queen's platinum jubilee in *2022.*
You dare say something I 100% I agree with
Everybody dies
I started coin collecting a while ago, currently have a William III Third coin as my oldest one, and I only now noticed that they face different ways.
I'm not really a collector but I do have an old 1807 coin with George III on it. When I got to that part of the video I had to get up and find it on my shelf to look at it, run through the list of monarchs in my head, and make sure he's facing right.
I guess Edward VIII, ever stubborn against tradition, chose to face left in what few coins were made with his likeness, just because he preferred that side. When George VI took the throne he then faced left, acting as if the tradition had held and his brother had faced to the right.
Who is watching after the Queen died
👇
Me
2:48 | Uh, is it just me, or did the bottem right banknote blink??
I saw it too! That's really weird.
Look at the pinned comment
Nah, that’s weird
hahahah, it did xD
WADDA FUQ
Elizabeth took “Long live the queen” too literally
Edit: Long live the king***
She has been playing minecraft hardcore for 67 years. Thats the world record!!!
She has a lot of totems of undying for sure.
@TeaCupsTeaPots lol me too maybe
@@rescris5410 /rwhoosh
@@AppleThe1st hell yeah
@@Theprokinggamer is that whoosh for yourself?
The irony of the vertical banknotes here in Canada, they seem to have been a one off design since i haven seen them in circulation since.
I feel like she should be kept on the banknote, considering that she spent 70 years on the throne, being the longest in Britain. Other countries keep old people on their bank notes, so it only seems right.
We all know the queen is in possession of the philosophers stone
No. Rumor has it that she's been living on unicorn blood.
Yar a wizard Lizzie.
She is literally related to Dracula
Oh I tought she already made a horcrux or something
I mean simply being a witch would considerably extended her life span
Can you find the blinking banknote? A massive thank you to Ryan from Canada for the Canadian patch and coins, Nick also from Canada for the Canadian pin badges, Jemima from Australia for the Australian coins, and Pera from Thailand for the Thai banknotes! Plus thanks to William from the UK for teaching me the fact about the direction the monarch faces on the coins!
Hi I love your videos
2:48 bottom right
Hey half-asleep Chris I was wondering why you choose your name to be like that?
Ya found it.. Chris
Bottom right note...👍
@@Tornxx watch his q and a
Rest in peace, Lizzy, our beloved monarch
They will start to print new edition of pounds in 2024. Just started collecting bank notes but I guess I am too late to collect it all huhu
I wonder when the Queen opens TH-cam and finds videos concerning her death aftermath.
Kayan Dt i doubt she doesnt know that people are talking about it. It has been circulating for at least ten years.
she knows that her death is not a private matters
@@margaretroseduchessofpough8485 I would expect she has had a role in planning her funeral too.
@@ianmontgomery7534 Many monarch do / did (usually in the way of designing their own tombs, like the Great Pyramids) so she's definitely not the first.
She knows the whole procedure. She experienced it when her dad died
*When London Bridge Breaks*
Umm.. sir, l...L..London bridge is down...
OH MY GOD THE QUEEN IS GO....
No sir the bridge is broken
Not that
Oh thank god...
What do you mean ? London Bridge is falling
They probably changed it as the public know it
London Bridge is down... Or London Bridge is doooooowwwnn?
"London Bridge is falling down" will be my favorite song lol
@Tommy's Turnout Tips Cool!!
Why was this recommended to me 3 years later?
Same but its probably because of the algorithm. It properly said "queen popular video about queen so recommend".
@@silaswillis909 Oh ok
Because she just died
I work for one of the companies supplying plastic for some of the UK notes. Up to now, no additional order.
I recently went to Thailand, and I did actually notice that there were different kings on different banknotes (and had heard of the previous king's recent death). Although sad and a bit morbid to dwell on, it is still kind of interesting in a way to see a country undergoing a transition like this.
I can still remember coins with King Edward VIII on in circulation when I was a kid in the late 1970s and early 1980s. These will have been old Shillings and Florins, repurposed as 5p and 10p coins post decimilisation.
Prince Phillip dies*
TH-cam algorithm: Lets recommend this video
IKR
tru
lol so true
Yep
TRUEEEEE BRO
What a great time to be recommended this
TH-cam's algorithm bringing us all here
So if the Australians don't want Charles, will they replace him with a Kangaroo?
Same same, but different
Yes
I'd prefer the kangaroo rather than Charles
Nar no Charles on the Aussie notes.picture of the wildlife we wipe out is a better option
Or an emu
Queen Elizabeth: What's this death you speak of?
One doesn't think that one will pass.
Who’s looking at this when the queen is dead
incidentially the Victorian double florin is still legal tender in the uk..
although no one who has one is silly enough to spend it at its 24p face value
I’ll be sad to see the Queen leave the Canadian 20, there’s just something about her expression that’s so calming. Once when I was lost, I held onto my $20 dollar for comfort. And to a young me, it felt like the Queen was comforting me until I could find my mother.
That was heartwarming to read.
I'm pretty sure we just change the 10 dallar note every so often
Wtf 😂
sylamy 123 ik who holds on a note for comfort lmao 😂
you do realise that was when she was a kid.
Prince Charles is not a young man himself, it’s not impossible that he’ll predecease his mother.
He's 70 and she's 93. He's no spring chicken but surely he'd still be able to run rings around a nonagenarian.
Honestly, I really don’t want to be insensitive here, but I think that’s what she’s trying to do. Outlive her „scandalous“ son so he doesn’t ascend the throne.
Carolinka He hasn’t made any real waves in 25 years, but you could be right. Certainly she has a long memory.
aperson22222 True. And that tampon story was preeeetty bad.
He will die before her
Um who's here
After we'll... you know
RIP queen
I bet Prince Charles won’t be on the throne for even a decade
@@GUY-iz4hk calm down
@@GUY-iz4hk bruh calm down ever heard of auto correct
@@tinyperson27 he edited it wow ironic
Kasey Marriott no he won’t, don’t think he will even get a chance ya know since the Queen is immortal.
Kasey Marriott yhhh...
Old coins would be around for a long time. Even after decimalisation in the early 70s you could still find coins with King George VI on them as the old one shilling and two shilling coins were used as 5 and 10p coins. While rare they only completely disappeared when the new smaller 5 and 10p coins were introduced in the early 90s.
I was thinking this also, 10 and 5p coins from pre-decimalization stuck around until the early 1990s when they shrank the size of the coins. It was quite common to see George VI coins and very occasionally a George V one, I also have a few Victoria ones that my Mum gave me.
Certainly wont be digging them up in a few hundred years though. The ones I find are barely a year old and completley corroded haha
A husband of a work colleague got a 1942 farthing in change (instead of 1 p) several years ago. They are still among us!
There are still some coins around that bear the image of HRH George VI *and* are still legal tender! 💷
The Crown (5s pre-decimal and 25p post, for crowns minted prior to the 2000s) is still legal, not demonetised, and can be used for the settlement of court-recognised debts. 👩🏾⚖️
Just don’t be disappointed if they refuse to accept them in your local supermarket! 😆
(As „Legal Tender” *≠* „ *Must* be accepted in payment” 📜)
In Canada once in a blue moon you'll get an old coin still in circulation. Used to be King George coins in the 1990s. Now its more like Queen Elizabeth coins but from not long after she became the queen. Pennies aren't used anymore but I got an old QEII nickel from the early 1950s a while back.
R.I.P queen
The picture of the king or the queen it doesn't matter, just send me a lot with who ever pictures on them for I need to buy a humble house for me and my small family lol
god: you, adam, and eve are the first to touch this earth -
adam: what about her?
god: bro I don't even know she was already there when I got here
Funni
Heh.
He
yep
He
Just to be pedantic, the British Monarch has never appeared on Canadian banknotes and coins. It is the Canadian monarch who appears. Just happens to be the same person.
And I very seriously doubt that the Monarch will be removed from the $20 bill. There are still enough monarchists in this country who will throw enough of a fit to make it a politically bad idea.
A year later and 63 upvotes and nobody pointed out your comment made no sense.
It is the British monarch on the Canadian bill as titles are not mutually exclusive. He never said that’s what the Canadians call her.
Being pedantic is fine if it’s necessary but not only was this unnecessary it was wrong. You just sound like a dick moaning for no reason.
God save the Queen!
@@Bergamot88 God Don't Save Charles, though!
Well technically it is the British Monarch as her Title is Queen of Great Britiain and N.Ireland and the commonwealth which includes Canada but doesnt mention it so she is the British Queen but also the Queen of Canada but its not in her title so i guess its preference
@@extint3407 You are incorrect. "Queen of the United Kingdom" is one of numerous titles that she holds. Queen of Canada, Queen of Australia, Queen of New Zealand, Queen of Jamaica etc. are all completely separate titles. There is no such title as "Queen of the Commonwealth", but rather her title is "Head of the Commonwealth" since the majority of Commonwealth nations are republics.
Wait so there’s a chance that now Australia will attempt to become a republic now
Actually the republic group...party(? idk i don't do politics) did try to make a push after she died, but the government told them that now is *not the time*
The news about the Australian currancy in not surprising to me. Infact a couple years ago Australians where trying to get Steve Irwin (A famous Australian zooligist) on the 100 dollar note just becuase he was such an amazing person!
I seriously doubt our Canadian 20 Dollar bill will have anyone other than the Monarch. The Monarchy is still very popular in Canada.
I concur.
Canada - Loyal She Remains.
hmm i live in canada and don't know anybody that cares lol
I agree with this comment. Living in Canada I've very rarely come across anyone who doesn't have at least a positive view on the monarchy. Plenty seem to actively like it. Even if they take the monarchy off the 20 I would assume it would only be moved to a different bill instead of completely removed.
Last time around even the Australian republicans were so sure the monarchy would be ditched at a referendum that they went ahead with it. In the end it turned out that the people were very happy with the system. The democratic way of government it keeps a lid on, and the economic prosperity that most people can enjoy under it... So they bothered to show up and cast their votes to support the continuation of the monarchy.
Being Japan same within Australia
“If” her reign ends
They say that the person who will live to be 200 years old has already been born. I guess the crown will go directly to Prince George, at 36 years.
R.I.P the queen may her legacy live on
in the form of bank notes ;)
Who else is here after she sadly did die😢 may she rest in power❤
I occasionally find Canadian nickels (5 cents) with King George on it
Are those coins still in circulation? In the UK the coins and notes change in design every few years.
Hol' up
@@jenniedarling3710 They're still valid I think but aren't produced anymore
Old coins are worth more than face value so people don't spend them.
When I first came to the U.K. in the 1950’s there were bronze coins from Victoria and silver coins from Edward VII still in circulation
Me at 3 a.m.: Sees this
Me: _I dont need sleep I need answers_
(Didnt actually see this at 3 am)
@Question Mark ight
aight *drinks beer*
well i did
@@swissbreeze Sorry
Question Mark it’s 3am and I feel EXPOSED
Is there a comprehensive book available that might have all the information as to the individual countries , what currencies they use, and what those currencies look like. I am in the beginning stages of looking for foreign currencies and am hoping a book like that would help me. Thanks in advance for any info that might help me learn.
2:48 The queen blinked on the 50 quid note. I had to rewatch that part several times to make sure I wasn't imagining things, but she actually blinked. Thought I was losing my mind😂
I won a card competition for the queens birthday and got 1st place hand picked by her... :) I hope she reins for much longer.
Congratulations!
(gently: a monarch reigns -- with a 'g' as in 'government'; reins are for horses. )
@@LynxSouth yes
That is a great honour
liar.
@@bunceman4613 no need for a republic.
Pre-decimal shilling coins were in circulation up until 1990 when the size of the 5p coin was changed. George VI coins were common; even Queen Victoria coins would pop up occasionally. I remember once finding a William IV coin, issued more than 150 years before, which would still have been legal tender until 1990.
The two shillings and shillings were still in use until they brought out the smaller five and ten pence, 1990 I believe, used to get George coins all the time, remember in the 1980s if you found a two shilling in change dated before 1947 you could sell them for 50p
well. this aged well
Mate, I used shilling (5p) / 2 shilling(10p) coins with the old king on in the late 1980s and I was born AFTER decimalisation.
I think we'll survive.
RE: Australia/Canada, Canadians and Aussies (and kiwis) I know quite like the queen on thier money, it's the politicians who feel the need for change not the population.
As an Australian, I am not happy with the Queen being on our money, but live with it. However, I would not be happy at all with Prince Charles being on our money.
I'm Australian and I totally agree with that. It's all just the politicians.
I'll give you 3 shillings to forget that part -jack sparrow
We flipping love the Queen on our currency over here in the UK. She is so pretty and regal. I think lots of people want to change it due to their uneducated look about royalty and about the Queen. In England we like programmes about history and we have lots of costume dramas that show the life of the Queen. I suggest that you find BBC or ITV costume dramas about the Queen because they can be very accurate and it can show you an insight into her life.
@@percytheparkkeeper7826 speak for yourself. I'd abolish the lot of them.
"Imagine if Prince Charles died immediately after he was crowned"
Bank of England: *_3ggered_*
I mean, they'd probably start having the next few people sit for portraits after that in case that crap happens again.
will it cause inflation? lots of money printed, suddenly worthless.
@@soundwavesuperior6761 shifted to plastic? you mean there are barely any notes in circulation anymore?
@@effexon I think what he means is the Bank will reuse the Queen's notes while they try to produce newer ones, and then after some time they'll demonetize it
@@DeisFortuna Yeah and I think I'm quite sure Prince Charles did had several portraits taken before just in case the Queen dies but were never used lmao
And it's really happening
One shilling & Two shilling George VI coins dating from 1947-1951 were still in circulation when I was a child in the 1970s because one shilling was 5p & 2 shillings were 10p. They were withdrawn from circulation circa 1990-92 when the 5p & 10p coins were replaced with smaller versions to make coinage in our pockets lighter.
2:48 Anyone else notice the bottom right queen blinking?
creepy lol
My grandpa commit oof in 1994 and he’s still on our banknotes
Hello rocket shitter
Hi rocket man
Whats up love is the answer
lmaooo
You get William the fifth.
Good question-
He’s saying this 3 years before she dies😢
There's a mistake at 1:52 - the half-penny shown is a decimal one. The pre-decimal ones are much larger. The half-penny was kept in the decimal system to allow more accurate conversions from pre-decimal coinage, but were quickly phased out.
I think this was to ensure forward-compatibility for the half crown, which (Converting to decimal) was worth 12,5p.
As it would’ve been wholly impractical to demonetise/withdraw the half crown on D-Day (And result in a lot of peed-off shoppers!) providing a way it could continue to be used and then taking them out of circulation at banks and post offices was a much more sensible way to go about it. 👍🏽
The 0,5p coin was eventually withdrawn in 1982, but the Royal Mint coin set for 1983 (Designed before the coin was withdrawn) still had a 0,5p coin in it. 🙂
Lol does anyone really care abt this? Only nerds do (no offense, sry if offense is taken, this is a joke.)
It was a fairly slow phase out really. The old half-penny was frustratingly just a fraction smaller than the new 2p. I tried to trick one of those tuppenny falls machines with old ha'penny's but it was having none of it.
Yeahmate
*This is Grian’s second accounnt*
no way because its a different person
@@HMDMe very simular
@@HMDMe r/woosh
@@amare5355 ah yes the woooosh
jokes on you i wanted to be wooooshed
and woooosh is with four o's
@@HMDMe too lazy to do four o's
Welp my county is different🙃
In my country (Indonesia🇮🇩) the money has all the presidents on them and the only way to change it is to add another dollar with the new president🙂🙃
Who got this video recommended by the TH-cam algorithm a few days after the queen died?
It is interesting you say that about Australian coins, as we are currently updating the effigy of the Queen on our coins
In Belgium in 2013, when king Albert II abdicated, euro coins where produced portraiting king Filip (his son and heir).
King Albert II was facing to the left and King Filip now faces to the right.
i am just seeing the comments wile knowing whats going on R.I.P 😢
wow now we actually need this video
2:38 Imagine, "Julian Gillard "We will become a republic when the queen dies" The Queen: CHALLANGE ACCEPTED
2059: The queen is still alive. Julian Gillard, not so much
@TheRenaissanceman65 amen
And just like that, this comment didn't age well
Coins with George VI actually were in circulation until the early 1990s. These were the old shilling (5p) and the florin (10p)
And 1p and 2p coins from the 1970s could potentially still be in circulation, although I expect they’ve mostly been removed due to wear.
we could look into a CANZUC style dollar? size and art differences would be an issue, among others?
Now we will know.