Queen Elizabeth II's Life As Told Through Banknotes

Queen Elizabeth II holds the Guiness World Record for most appearances on banknotes from more countries than any other person in history. Her portrait has graced the front of more than 100 banknotes from more than 20 countries and overseas territories. From a very young age, Queen Elizabeth II began appearing on banknotes and this trend continued throughout her life. This video will dive in and go into depth about specific portraits and interesting facts about Queen Elizabeth II. To find out more about these banknotes or to purchase some of them, visit:
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[@steveholt5230]

Brilliant. Interesting, informative and accurate. Showing passion for a subject you love. Great video. More please!

[@benjoel]

Glad to see the longer format. Please keep it up.

[@themoneyman8011]

A lovely presentation. QEII banknotes are some of the best notes in the world to collect and this excellent video really demonstrates that.

[@joyandsa6084]

Yes you are rightly said, HN Queen Elizabeth II is immortal through her banknotes, coins and stamps.

[@YourCrazyOverlord]

I love the longer format videos; glad to see more!

[@dogmatix2008]

Another error, the first Australian Polymer note was the ten Dollar note released for Australia's bicentenary in 1988 and NOT 1992, and the first Polymer 5 dollar note with the Queen on it was released in 1992, revised in 1995, and the one you showed was released in 2016.

[@TrappStarOnline]

Glad you posted this video. I have most of these notes.

[@dogmatix2008]

Error, the Australian one dollar note dates from 1983 and was replaced by the one dollar coin in 1984. The deign of that one dollar note dates from 1966, when the country's title on the note was "Commonwealth of Australia" instead of "Australia" in the note shown. The image of the Queen thus dates from 1966 on a note as the Australian dollar did not exist in 1964.

[@williammcfarlane4681]

Well done...fabulopus presentation Thanks for it. Cheers

[@SAPPERJASON1]

Awesome video

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[@george_anak_lihi_private_hot]

nice video❤😊

[@mysterious7215]

Nice

[@austinivanpellizzer8198]

QEII I believe was not the first British Royal to appear on a banknot in the UK. In the 1910s-20s the UK depicted KGV on the 10 shilling and 1 Pound notes of the time.

[@user-co8md4yp3m]

Greetings ,will , you make a Yugoslavian hyper inflation video?

[@guddukuttuchannel2042]

Hey banknote world, I have been a long time viewer of your channel, and I just wanted to check if you ship banknotes to India.

[@avgf8481]

What do you call the frames the banknotes are displayed in?

[@bentripreports]

Well, we still don't get to see the name of the presenter :)

[@WorldsCoolestBanknotes]

Bank of England announced that, all the paper money, coins and stamps are due to be changed with King Charles III portrait in maximum 2 years. A further announcement regarding existing Bank of England banknotes will be made once the period of mourning has been observed.

[@LittleToyBonnie]

Long live the queen, Rest In Peace