To everyone asking where you can get them, their official website seems to be down at the moment (it worked earlier this week), however the cool new $1 is sold out there anyway. I got mine on eBay for $5 which I think is reasonable. There are various other sites that charge a lot more. This isn't sponsored or anything by the way. A big thank you to Ken from Utah for kindly sending me the Disney Dollar! New Cat video on Christmas Day - follow me on Intsagram for more @halfasleepchris
@@alalalala57 behold! The almighty emu already defeated a whole country they are not pleased with the humans we must show them that they don't need to destroy us xD
Why does none of these notes depict Roald Amundsen? The leader of the first crew to arrive on the north pole. Instead they have one that depicts the second one? I know they died and should be honored because they did reach the south pole too. But atleast give them both a banknote. Not only the second guy. This dosent make any sence. As a Norwegian, i am really dissappointed, feels kinda like british bias. Only depicting brits and new-zelanders.
@@iDunnoMC: He probably means south, but Amundsen was also the first person to properly document his presence on the North Pole. Then again, he went to the North pole in an airship, so one might consider it cheating.
He was in the same place attempting the same thing as Falcon Scott, they could only choose one from that exact time (as there weren’t enough notes) so they went for Falcon Scott
And when he screamed "noot noot", he officially declared martial law to prevent communist revolution in order to keep Nationalism in power. He maybe a strong figure, but we never forget what he did to the fishes. He is the reason why Polar Bears, Whales and Sea lions hated each other, especially penguins.
As a Norwegian, I am dissapointed that there were no mention of Amundsen, or the Norwegian expeditions. They were the first to reach the center, and beat Scott.
As a non-Norwegian, I can tell you that nobody cares. It is OK to tell a story about Canadian animals without discussing Samuel de Champlain, or Leif Erikson, or the Bering Straight Land Bridge.
@@BatCaveOz Greetings, non-Norwegian here, and I do care. Antartica is not part of Britian and as such a curecny focusing on its history should take insperation from everyone who took part in mapping out this continent, not just the British.
Yup. Argentina and chile have so much history with the continent, possibly the two countries more involved with it, yet not a single mention to their existence
Russians too. Fabian Gottlieb von Bellingshausen (yeah, this one had a German ancestry haha) and Mikhail Lazarev were the ones who discovered Antarctica in the first place
The great auks scientific name was pinguinus impennis, and when penguins were first discovered, explorers thought they looked similar to the greak auk, and so named them penguins after the great auks scientific name, I assume that is why the great auk is on the back of one of the notes
When I was younger and just starting high school my dad gave me this really interesting book about sailing journeys throughout history. Both of our favourite happened to be Captain franks worsleys tale, as it was well described and it demonstrated relentless skill and effort. I nearly forgot all about that book until I saw this and thought how I read a tale of people in the ice sailing for rescue and then it happened that you included them!!! So cool, and I love these random facts of information that you present to us! 😀
The name Arctic comes from the Greek word Arktos, which means bear. The bears in question are not polar, but celestial: the Great and the Little Bear, constellations visible only in the Northern Hemisphere. Antarktikos - Antarctica - the opposite of “the land of the bear” and is situated on the other side of the planet.
Your videos have shown me just how much money is in the world, ranging from used, to rare, to collected. Thanks for teaching me over the past year. Merry Christmas!
On the 5 dollar bank not it should be Tom Crean he was on 3 polar expeditions including sir Robert falcon Scott and ernest shackleton. On Scott's voyage he was sent back with a sick member and walked 50 miles in 23 hours. During shackleton's voyage he went with shackleton's crew to elephant island and was 1 of 3 people to make the hike across elephant island to safety
The Welsh name for Great Auk is where we get the word Penguin, It was the first animal in England to be classified as an endangered species with laws protecting it.
Wow they are amazing BUT I think that it's unacceptable to have Antarctic dollars and not put the face of The Norwegian explorer Amudssen who discovered Antarctica
...and me. I seem to posess endless knowledge on the most random of topics. I tend to become interested in the most random of things and really deep dive them.
I hope people can appreciate how much time goes into creating one of your videos! This was a fascinating one. Can’t say I’ve ever even thought about Antarctica even having any particular currency.
It's very disappointing that they don't include some references to Gabriel de Castilla, the discoverer of Antarctica and the San Telmo ship crew, who where the first to land on it.
Go to your high-street travel money bureau. Start with low value notes - Australian $5, Canadian $5 (two of my favourites), some US dollars, and just work your way from there. You can ask them for notes in pristine condition, and they can order them in for you too. It's a lot cheaper than eBay or anywhere as you only pay face value. Good luck :)
The Antarctic dollar, occasionally called the Antarctican dollar, is the national currency of the Federated States of Antarctica. At the present time, it is pegged to the United States Dollar. However, negotiations are being held within the GAMA to determine a universal value of currency within the Antarctic continent. The Antarctic dollar uses the decimal system, consisting of 100 equal cents (symbol ¢). In another division, there are 1,000 mills (Symbol ₥) to one dollar. This unit is used for tax purposes and not for general use as there is no coin denomination in that value.
uhm.... Disney Dollars are still legal tender at all Disney parks and resorts. They're not in print anymore since 2016, but if you still have any, you can still use them at Disney parks :)
The Great Auk's taxonomic name is _Pinguinus_ sp. Southern Hemisphere's penguins were called that because of the similarities between the two kinds of birds.
3:17 The location of the South Geographic Pole. The South Magnetic Pole is actually in the Arctic, and the North Magnetic Pole is in the Antarctic. Just a tiny scientific detail for those that are interested.
Chris, I think the cost thing is keeping with the "realism" of the notes. You couldn't buy a 50 dollar US bill for one dollar, so why should you be able to buy a 50 Antarctica dollar note for a buck? I'm not saying I agree with this policy, just trying to explain my take on the rationale. Happy/Merry Christmas!
I immediately dislike that they went the colonial route displaying Brits etc ... the whole mystic and beauty of this continent is that it is *not* anyone one cultures, *not* permanently inhabited by man. We should continue to preserve its neutrality.
The great auk was native to parts of Britain before its extinction, which might be an explanation for it featuring on the note celebrating British Antarctic exploration/territory. They’re related to puffins!
At work in the USA we checked every bill over 1$ for the colored strip which only appears under UV light. You can also see a paper bar inside the bill if you hold it up to the light that says what denomination it is.
Great video! I'm enjoying many of your videos. I scrolled through many of the comments, but I probably missed some, but in case it hasn't been mentioned, I wanted to clarify that Disney Dollars are not really fantasy notes. They are scrip that still can be used at Disney and Disney Stores.
Very interesting. I’m also astounded at the price of the notes. Who actually makes them and where does the $$ really go? Maybe I missed something and should watch your video again. Merry Christmas!
Browsing through my banknote collection recently, I saw the photograph on the back of the 2000 Cambodian riel from 2013 and asked myself "Have I actually seen a photograph on a banknote before?". I found some on the reverse of the latest banknotes from Burundi, but that's all I guess:)
1:42 Why does George Washington close his eyes when the lights is turned off? Im guessing it is edited, but it is an amusing little easter egg. Well done Chris. :)
I had no idea these existed, and to be honest, i don't really like them. The stories are cool, but maybe the color scheme or the illustrations or something else, i can't tell, is not quite right to my eyes. Anyway, great video Chris! Thanks for always making me learn something💕
You mentioned in this video that all Shackleton men survived the Antarctic Expedition. Victor George Hayward 1887 - 1916 died at McMurdo sound. He was a member of The Ross Sea Party. Enjoyed your video 👍😎🌸
I’m from South Africa and when they made the Nelson Mandela note it was probably my favorite design because we have not had a new design in a while and I’m pretty sad that it is gone
To everyone asking where you can get them, their official website seems to be down at the moment (it worked earlier this week), however the cool new $1 is sold out there anyway. I got mine on eBay for $5 which I think is reasonable. There are various other sites that charge a lot more. This isn't sponsored or anything by the way.
A big thank you to Ken from Utah for kindly sending me the Disney Dollar! New Cat video on Christmas Day - follow me on Intsagram for more @halfasleepchris
Half-Asleep Chris hi I love ur vids 💖
Noice
I'm looking forward for that cat video and more content
Nice!
I wish I could buy the 1 dollar bill with the penguin illustrations 😭
Penguin for president. He doesn’t give us taxes.
what it comes to the taxes, it is a bucket of fish
He takes our Fish! Down with the piguin! Only the emu can give us a paradise state!
@@TheGogeta222 We must contain this emu propaganda, wherever they may be...
@@alalalala57 behold! The almighty emu already defeated a whole country they are not pleased with the humans we must show them that they don't need to destroy us xD
@@Z3R0F1V3 what if Antartic Fish goes extinct
Talk about some _cold_ hard cash
Noice
*Rimshot*
Bruh, it is like third time i saw your comment today!!!!!
You are friggin everywhere
Lel
Lets hope the accounts aren't *frozen*
I'll get the door
Leave that door right where it is thank you
Underrated!
Just _let it go_.
Thanks, the door got stuck.
Cold hard cash
I mean... Penguins are already dressed like business men.
I just realised that!
B U S I N E S S G O O S E
Dont forget the Penguins movie
LOL😂
Or waiters. Or musicians.
I did not know these banknotes existed thank you for giving us information about banknotes
Coke Cola oNe PeRsOn DiD
Oops sorry for another person
Also appreciate
i dont know if theres a subtle joke/sarcasm going on and i just cant realise it or if im just over-analysing the comment
"It's not like there are any evil mastermind penguins out there"
*Kowalski, analysis*
Lol:))
Man I see you everywhere
Everywhere, Everywhere
Cuban justin y
Wrong.
Why does none of these notes depict Roald Amundsen? The leader of the first crew to arrive on the north pole. Instead they have one that depicts the second one? I know they died and should be honored because they did reach the south pole too. But atleast give them both a banknote. Not only the second guy. This dosent make any sence. As a Norwegian, i am really dissappointed, feels kinda like british bias. Only depicting brits and new-zelanders.
dont you mean south?
They also don't depict the first person to be born in Antarctica
@@franchufranchu119 they did
on the 1 note
@@iDunnoMC: He probably means south, but Amundsen was also the first person to properly document his presence on the North Pole. Then again, he went to the North pole in an airship, so one might consider it cheating.
He was in the same place attempting the same thing as Falcon Scott, they could only choose one from that exact time (as there weren’t enough notes) so they went for Falcon Scott
2:04 that's Pingu, the founding father and national hero of Antarctica.
Y e s
"noot noot" says Pingu
It was the declaration of their independence from Humans
Those were such deep and meaningful words by Pingu@@samsunguser3148
And when he screamed "noot noot", he officially declared martial law to prevent communist revolution in order to keep Nationalism in power. He maybe a strong figure, but we never forget what he did to the fishes. He is the reason why Polar Bears, Whales and Sea lions hated each other, especially penguins.
He powerful af
As a Norwegian, I am dissapointed that there were no mention of Amundsen, or the Norwegian expeditions. They were the first to reach the center, and beat Scott.
As a non-Norwegian, I can tell you that nobody cares.
It is OK to tell a story about Canadian animals without discussing Samuel de Champlain, or Leif Erikson, or the Bering Straight Land Bridge.
@@BatCaveOz u american
@@BatCaveOz yeah but the event was historic
@@BatCaveOz Greetings, non-Norwegian here, and I do care. Antartica is not part of Britian and as such a curecny focusing on its history should take insperation from everyone who took part in mapping out this continent, not just the British.
same, these banknotes feel very britain-centric
That series looks pretty Anglocentric. Nothing about the French, the Norwegians, the Argentinians, and the Chileans.
Yup. Argentina and chile have so much history with the continent, possibly the two countries more involved with it, yet not a single mention to their existence
Euro reigns. Coz Chile and Argentina were the former Spanish possessions.
This whole thing seems like English guys patting themselves on the back.
Russians too. Fabian Gottlieb von Bellingshausen (yeah, this one had a German ancestry haha) and Mikhail Lazarev were the ones who discovered Antarctica in the first place
Fun fact: the driest place ever is in Antarctica
YeEeEEs nO DuSt :)
yep it's a desert
True it’s the driest desert lol
No ice is water lol
Ryan G underground is wet
Disney Dollars, the currency of the Mouse Empire
Kim Jong-un Interesting to hear that from the fat boy!
@@cyrusthegreat1893 o no hes gonna be mad
Lil ender He must be ashamed of himself for being so fat when his people are starving and looking for food in garbage 🗑 bins! 😡
@@cyrusthegreat1893 ok ik now shut ur mouth i just wantted to leave a pointless thing
Fun fact, if Disney was a country it would be 73rd ranked by GDP. Its revenue is bigger than Bulgaria's GDP.
The great auks scientific name was pinguinus impennis, and when penguins were first discovered, explorers thought they looked similar to the greak auk, and so named them penguins after the great auks scientific name, I assume that is why the great auk is on the back of one of the notes
Elliott Kelly
penguinus im..PENNIS??
people wondering why there is a bird from the northern hemisphere on the back, when the front shows an empire from the north as well.
@@bananasolid "Impennis" as in lacking _pennae_ (flight feathers). Although, they were birds, so they presumably didn't have the other thing either.
@@ZGryphon Some birds have penises, penguins don't, but ducks do
"im pennis" 🤦♂🤣
1:43 did you notice that George's eyes close?
He got sleepy when the lights went out
@@HalfAsleepChris Bruh
No depiction of Roald Amundson?
Nope. It's a real shame :(
@@HalfAsleepChris Hi lol
Amundsen, pronounced a-mund-sen, a as in the a in the posh pronounciation of bath, mund pronounced "Munn" and sen pronounced as in send, without the d
@@olinsand-teeuwen4171 OK mate
@@ryaningham5374 ok, guitar man
When I was younger and just starting high school my dad gave me this really interesting book about sailing journeys throughout history. Both of our favourite happened to be Captain franks worsleys tale, as it was well described and it demonstrated relentless skill and effort. I nearly forgot all about that book until I saw this and thought how I read a tale of people in the ice sailing for rescue and then it happened that you included them!!! So cool, and I love these random facts of information that you present to us! 😀
The name Arctic comes from the Greek word Arktos, which means bear. The bears in question are not polar, but celestial: the Great and the Little Bear, constellations visible only in the Northern Hemisphere. Antarktikos - Antarctica - the opposite of “the land of the bear” and is situated on the other side of the planet.
All his life’s decisions made him make this video
I like his decisions
Suddenly, empirism
Your videos have shown me just how much money is in the world, ranging from used, to rare, to collected. Thanks for teaching me over the past year. Merry Christmas!
A penguin is just a businness goose.
Politics Pidgeon
On the 5 dollar bank not it should be Tom Crean he was on 3 polar expeditions including sir Robert falcon Scott and ernest shackleton. On Scott's voyage he was sent back with a sick member and walked 50 miles in 23 hours. During shackleton's voyage he went with shackleton's crew to elephant island and was 1 of 3 people to make the hike across elephant island to safety
I agree
If he’s half asleep and makes such good videos I wonder how amazing his videos will be when he’s fully awake
I never thought of that. perhaps we could send him some coffee to help him wake up so we can find out?
These banknotes look so cool, the new 1$ note especially looks great
The Welsh name for Great Auk is where we get the word Penguin,
It was the first animal in England to be classified as an endangered species with laws protecting it.
Wow they are amazing BUT I think that it's unacceptable to have Antarctic dollars and not put the face of The Norwegian explorer Amudssen who discovered Antarctica
Please keep banknote videos coming! I love them
its so strange seeing photos/photo like images on banknotes
did anyone saw that the american dollard clossed his eyes when Chris put it under uv light?
He got sleepy... 😴
Half-Asleep Chris I am also sleepy, love the vids too. Goodnight
It’s at 1:43
the uv light hurt his eyes too much so he closed them
@@HalfAsleepChris just like you, haha!
18 minutes after you upload, I get on to binge watch! What are the odds of that?
You seem like the friend that just blurts out random facts every time you see them! 😂
Like me
...and me.
I seem to posess endless knowledge on the most random of topics. I tend to become interested in the most random of things and really deep dive them.
I hope people can appreciate how much time goes into creating one of your videos! This was a fascinating one. Can’t say I’ve ever even thought about Antarctica even having any particular currency.
I think there is a station at the Antarctica with a couple of ATM's but I don't they have their own currency.
It's very disappointing that they don't include some references to Gabriel de Castilla, the discoverer of Antarctica and the San Telmo ship crew, who where the first to land on it.
Wow! I've been waiting for this video! They are a lot cooler than I expected!
one thing that really bugs me is the typeface, it looks a bit off on a backnote
Wait... Since when does Antarctica have bank notes?
I didn't even know there was even some kind of Antarctic banknote
Never knew these existed! Amazing video as always!
Hey Chris, what would you recommend me to do. I’m starting to collect bank notes?
Go to your high-street travel money bureau. Start with low value notes - Australian $5, Canadian $5 (two of my favourites), some US dollars, and just work your way from there. You can ask them for notes in pristine condition, and they can order them in for you too. It's a lot cheaper than eBay or anywhere as you only pay face value. Good luck :)
What country is a must have?
@@faisalpresentz I love Canada and Australia, but it's personal preferece. :D
The Antarctic dollar, occasionally called the Antarctican dollar, is the national currency of the Federated States of Antarctica. At the present time, it is pegged to the United States Dollar. However, negotiations are being held within the GAMA to determine a universal value of currency within the Antarctic continent.
The Antarctic dollar uses the decimal system, consisting of 100 equal cents (symbol ¢). In another division, there are 1,000 mills (Symbol ₥) to one dollar. This unit is used for tax purposes and not for general use as there is no coin denomination in that value.
Antarctica: *Does not have a real state in it*
Also Antarctica: *Has money*
Pengiuns: *Kowalski analysis*
In spite of not being a legal tender, these Bank Notes look more colorful and Lively than Original Bank Notes in Circulation 💵💵💵
1:44 it looks like he closed his eyes
uhm.... Disney Dollars are still legal tender at all Disney parks and resorts. They're not in print anymore since 2016, but if you still have any, you can still use them at Disney parks :)
*Hmmm SCP? Sound strangely familiar*
Contain those banknotes!!
Chris, you never cease to impress. Excellent video!
Why is Roald Amundsen on these notes?
He was the first to reach middle.
The problem is he isn’t here
The Great Auk's taxonomic name is _Pinguinus_ sp. Southern Hemisphere's penguins were called that because of the similarities between the two kinds of birds.
Antarctic Empire: Hippity Hoppity these bills are now my property
3:17 The location of the South Geographic Pole. The South Magnetic Pole is actually in the Arctic, and the North Magnetic Pole is in the Antarctic.
Just a tiny scientific detail for those that are interested.
Hey, Chris! Great video! How are the kitties?
‘I am going for a walk, I may be some time’ - captain oak ( also the museum in Dundee is very cool
Chris, I think the cost thing is keeping with the "realism" of the notes. You couldn't buy a 50 dollar US bill for one dollar, so why should you be able to buy a 50 Antarctica dollar note for a buck? I'm not saying I agree with this policy, just trying to explain my take on the rationale. Happy/Merry Christmas!
I like this voice over... It has a comical feel to it...
I immediately dislike that they went the colonial route displaying Brits etc ... the whole mystic and beauty of this continent is that it is *not* anyone one cultures, *not* permanently inhabited by man. We should continue to preserve its neutrality.
R E S E A R C H overrules all.
Great Video Chris!!! It's very informative and I like it very much! Good Job!!
3:55 my life right now
Your life is a penguin?
I get the joke by the way, it's the 'For now I'm very confused'
The great auk was native to parts of Britain before its extinction, which might be an explanation for it featuring on the note celebrating British Antarctic exploration/territory. They’re related to puffins!
My dad has got the 0 dollar bank note from somewhere
1:41 Aha! I saw his eyes close when you turned the light off Chris! Nice edit :)
I like the most peungvin ones then eny other.
Brate moj
Eeeeeeeee
At work in the USA we checked every bill over 1$ for the colored strip which only appears under UV light. You can also see a paper bar inside the bill if you hold it up to the light that says what denomination it is.
Finally, good pay for the penguins
Great video! I'm enjoying many of your videos. I scrolled through many of the comments, but I probably missed some, but in case it hasn't been mentioned, I wanted to clarify that Disney Dollars are not really fantasy notes. They are scrip that still can be used at Disney and Disney Stores.
I thought this was a joke tittle
I have a one dollar polymer note, it's really neat.
Only English-speaking heroes? There are so many other pioneers! That’s a bit imparcial
I didn't know about Antarctic banknotes until I watched this. I seem to learn more from your videos than sometimes in school! :)
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Wow i did not know Antarctica had its own banknotes. Great video Chris 😃
This should hit a million views
Very interesting. I’m also astounded at the price of the notes. Who actually makes them and where does the $$ really go? Maybe I missed something and should watch your video again. Merry Christmas!
Love ur videos! Merry Christmas And a happy new year!
For the Shackleton's expedition if you count the whole crew (including the support team) not all of them made it some of the support team died
I really like the front of that first dollar. The newer design is quite nice as well. I'm not a fan of any of the others.
I love the $1 Dollar Antarctic note a lot!!!
Haha I'm English and in Thailand for Christmas, I'll have to have to have a look at the Bart note. Cool video Chris 🤟
2:43 I love this banknote
This is amazing! I had absolutely no idea! Thanks for sharing.
Browsing through my banknote collection recently, I saw the photograph on the back of the 2000 Cambodian riel from 2013 and asked myself "Have I actually seen a photograph on a banknote before?". I found some on the reverse of the latest banknotes from Burundi, but that's all I guess:)
I really love your stop motion
This dude is the most British person I have ever seen (coming from a Brit myself)
1:42
Why does George Washington close his eyes when the lights is turned off?
Im guessing it is edited, but it is an amusing little easter egg. Well done Chris. :)
I'm glad your channel exists :)
I had no idea these existed, and to be honest, i don't really like them. The stories are cool, but maybe the color scheme or the illustrations or something else, i can't tell, is not quite right to my eyes. Anyway, great video Chris! Thanks for always making me learn something💕
Not sure if you made a video about this, there was a fantasy money or proposal design for USD. It was actually used at the movie Total Recall.
I didnt even consider the fact that Antarctica is a continent, and the fact that it has these "banknotes" is pretty cool!
Jasmine Rabah well it isn’t a country.
@@mrhappy623 ur right I just searched it up it's a continent. Thx.
"Sister Angelica, someone put penguins in the offering basket again."
I Always Find These So Interesting!
Who do you get the bank notes please tell me they look cool.
You mentioned in this video that all Shackleton men survived the Antarctic Expedition. Victor George Hayward 1887 - 1916 died at McMurdo sound. He was a member of The Ross Sea Party. Enjoyed your video 👍😎🌸
I’m from South Africa and when they made the Nelson Mandela note it was probably my favorite design because we have not had a new design in a while and I’m pretty sad that it is gone
your videos are always the coolest
They are soooooo cool!😁 I would definitely want to see them!!!❤️❤️ Your videos are soooo good!!!!!!!!😄❤️😁😊
I love banknote collecting and have a friend in Antarctica rn... maybe i can convince him to send me some. I didnt know these existed.
I like banknotes which are really colourful and some history on it
Good report Chris! I concur totally.
So well done and interesting! Thank You, Chris! : )
Thanks for including my country Canada