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I remember the 1$ and 2$ bill ( With the bird on it )
Comment from : Lola Hernandez

The Boat on the dime is called the Blue Note And that's not a moose on the quarter, it is a cariboo We also have the Queen of England on the other side of some of those coins
Comment from : DosBear

Hi Tyler! Because you're such a fan of Canadian currency, I would gladly like to send you a sample of each piece of our currency Dollars & cents
Comment from : Steve Carr

Only an American could take our Nations pride in achievements and relegate it down to a comic strip Honestly I understand you’re trying to learn, expand your boarders to see outside the US and that’s fantastic However, choose your words bud We actually do take pride in our currency and the images aren’t for comedic value The images are significant to our country
Comment from : V S

On the other didd We have the queen on them Now i think we will get king charles for new iterations
Comment from : L B

There is beer store about 2 blocks from where I live and out front there is a guy selling Hot Dogs and sausage dogs
Comment from : Dave Van De Cappelle

I wish this person had done some more research on the images on the bills before she made the video because she made some mistakes on describing the images or skip the description all together she didn't even know Vimy Ridge Memorial for gods sake
Comment from : Scott Wells

If Tyler ever ends up in Ottawa, I hope he visits the Bank of Canada currency museum It seems like he'd find the many, many different bills on display delightful and fun
Comment from : Colour Blind Cross Stitch

The $100 bill also smells like maple
Comment from : Katy Bakker

You're the cutest thing Childlike wonder and amooosement I have a jamie top with a moose on it that readseasily amooooosed :)
Comment from : Lama Ezra

The money may be changing soon for some of them now that Queen Elizabeth has died She was the head of state for Canada, and was on the opposite side of the coins along with the $20, which has changed as she has gotten older as well
Comment from : callak

Got a fun fact that she forgot to tell you, and this fact is not known by a lot of Canadians When you have a $100 bill which is not that old, when you smell the maple leaf on it, it smells maple That's a true fact that not a lot of Canadians know so there it is The maple leaf smell is just with new or recent $100 bill
Comment from : Krakenchuck

Yes Canadian $ diff colour easierbrAmericans $ all the same colour is hard to no diff sometimes
Comment from : Natasha Woit

I love your video and your funny, keep it going
Comment from : JAMES HANG LUNG

The Canada 150 set of coins are also pretty cool and the ship on the dime is the Bluenose
Comment from : Fred3000

This guy is like really clueless about Canada
Comment from : Den Man

Canada doesn't make a dollar bill any more Canada has been way ahead in card payments over the US and the system is much more secure against fraud How ever I don't like the fact that we are getting away from using cash And please for the love of god US, stop making pennys!!
Comment from : Rob Clarkson

One year, the $ 5000 bill had a picture of the RCMP mounted on horses in a circle (the Mounted Ride)
Comment from : Richard Zagozeski

American bills (to me) look like Monopoly money to me!
Comment from : Richard Zagozeski

The 1/2 dollar (50 Cents) has the Coat of Arms of Canada on it
Comment from : Richard Zagozeski

The Canadian cash does not rip and it’s waterproof
Comment from : TIM-DA-CANADIAN

It's not a moose it's a caribou
Comment from : Nick Knight

Idk who the hell she is but: our quarters have a caribou on them!!!! Smh
Comment from : Shayne Kobelsky

Not a Moose! It's a Caribou (Reindeer)
Comment from : alraas6

Quarter's not a moose, it's a caribouwho narrated this? lol
Comment from : T Lane Pierson

If you smell our bills they staight up smell like maple syrup The banks say they didn't do that on purpose but there is a slight sweet maple smell to them and many people would die on that hill, it's just true, I have no idea how or why Seriously smell your Canadian money and tell me differently! 😂
Comment from : Chelsea Clerke

Also every year we release coins, usually quarters, with not only new designs on them commemorating something, they will often have duplicate bcoloured/b versions! I collect the coloured ones The first time we did that, there was an altercation at the US border, where a border guard thought one of our coins had a spy device built into them! That's because the loonies and toonies have a circular striped impression on them that make a maple leaf hologram But the one that confused the border guard was commemorating Remembrance Day poppies, and had a completely new way of embedding colour onto a coin We also did this with pink ribbon (breast cancer) design One of our quarters even has glow in the dark Northern Lights! We are always coming up with new money ideas!
Comment from : Karsten Johansson

One more thing: On all the bills with the maple leaf with the circular "object" on them, that also is a special anti-counterfeit piece: If you look through it toward a bright light, or shine a laser through it, you will see the money denomination That's one that most people don't realize because it otherwise just looks like a whitish disk There are other features on it as well, including a pattern that sort of looks like random yellowish dots that are hard to see They form the southern cross, randomly laid out in different directions, and your computer's scanner will refuse to scan them There is a lot packed into these bills
Comment from : Karsten Johansson

I can't believe she called the caribou a moose Even if she said reindeer, that's fine
Comment from : icouldjustscream

I shop in the states bc I live in a border city and I find when I use US cash I find it difficult to tell the difference between the denominations They all look the same I have to really look twice to make sure I’m using a $10 and not a $20 or $50 I prefer the colours that are easy to tell which is which The feel of the money is so different too I mean no disrespect but the US money just feels dirty Whereas the Canadian money feels cleaner, it could be due to the type of material used or it could just be that the US money has been handled more bc of the larger population idk
Comment from : Kat w

She is wrong though Tyler All stores in Canada will accept cash at the stores I never pay Debit at the store I pay in cash because I like paying for the stuff I buy in the store in cash because I want to get coins as change
Comment from : Stephen Veldhoen

The Nickel has a Beaver, the Dime has the Bluenose Schooner our famous racing boat, The Quarter has the Caribou on it not moose, the Loonie 1 dollar coin which has the loon on it, our 2 dollar coin also known as the twoonie has the polar bear on it
Comment from : Stephen Veldhoen

Virtually indestructible as well Can't rip or tear it, it can get absolutely soaked with no problem, but you can't crumple them and it's really hard to do origami I watched a YT video on making $ bill butterflies and thought I would make some to put on my daughters Bday cake The video used US bills and no way the CDN bills would fold properly
Comment from : Just killing time before it kills me :)

It was costing the canadian mint 15 cents to make 1 cent
Comment from : Kilo Hotel

The bills do tend to stick to each other, so you have to make sure to separate them
Comment from : Michèle Gyselinck

Caribou is the animal on the Canadian, not a Moose, she should knowbrbetter especially if she is teaching people about our money, I love yourbrvideos please keep them coming, they are information with no drama
Comment from : archie redman

its a caribounot a moose
Comment from : Charles Lamontagne

One interesting fact about Canadian bills that wasn't mentioned is that shining a laser through the frosted part of the maple leaf reveals a pattern that indicates the bill's value This serves as an added security feature
Comment from : Nummair

I still have a $1 Canadian Bill, hoping its worth a fortune when im old enough to retire
Comment from : Brandon Foster

The $1,000 bill is pink, the $2, was brown/copper
Comment from : Gerry Martin - Ex-HomelessSoul

I remember when having a $100 bill in your wallet was so much money I mean, a $100 bill Wow But now, it is barely a bucket of groceries
Comment from : Lost Freq

The ship on the dime is the Bluenose - its a famous part of Canadian History and the bears on the toonie ( 2 dollor coin) are polar bears The toonie was first introduced in the 90s I believe and they had to fix how they produced them as some had the gold part pop out of the coin
Comment from : Delia the Mystic

I havent used physical money in a decade
Comment from : MÆZ

As a 30 yo BC residentI have never seen that design for the $10 bill Is that just eastern Canada? Ours had a redesign a few years back, so that may be what she’s referring to But I’ve never seen the one she showed
Comment from : Scarlet_Phoenix

You do enjoy it more 😂 it’s always a mini history lesson when a new bill design drops
Comment from : Traci M

I love the colours I hated using American money on vacation because I’m not use to bills all look the same brbrAlso I appreciate how often we change our pictures on our bills to show different parts of our history
Comment from : Traci M

New bills have a scratch and sniff patch that smells like maple syrup Only has so many scratches Also new bills have the maple scent, it fades over time
Comment from : Maya Pilkey

Gotta informe you that canadian coin also have historical figure on them just on the other side of the coinbrNot sure why she didn't show it tho
Comment from : Stratos

Canadian mint is well known for its abilities across the world
Comment from : De Snake

The ship on the dime is the historical Bluenose, which was built in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
Comment from : Calliope Witch

The reason they got rid of the penny was that it was actually more expensive to make than it was worth
Comment from : Raven

We dont have dollar bills so yes we use loonies
Comment from : Raven

They have face on other side
Comment from : Raven

The 25 cent piece has a caribou on it not a moose
Comment from : Bob Airhart

Australia invented these polymer bills, our bills all same height but 3mm longer each denomination getting larger to help identify notes for hard of sight Also recently included braille dots for blind These and Canadian Bills so much better than the Greenback
Comment from : Naroe

They lady in the video was wanderful in her explanation but she continued using the wrong names on our coins The coins are actually refered to as cents 5 cents coin 10 cents coin 25 cents coins We never officaly have had a penny It was 1 cent coin
Comment from : Joe Martin

Voila Desmond is on our 10 She is our much better, earlier version of your Rosa Parks She refused to sit in the rafters of Nova Scotian theatre when she darn well deserved to sit with people of her class close to the orchestra
Comment from : Heather Zwicker

Once had 50cent coin, they're slightly larger and thicker than a quarter, but I was a young kid and spent it
Comment from : Starlin

I don't like that the front of the coins wasn't shown in the video FYI it's the profile of Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada Very soon we will have King Charles III, King Chuck of Canuck
Comment from : Star Petal Arts

I have never said loonie in my life
Comment from : Le Furret

I always thought that the quarter sported the caribou
Comment from : Ed Cliffe

the bills smell of maple as well
Comment from : Tim Enzenauer

I can tell you as a Canadian, we kind of take for granted the colours When I've visited the states I have to really look at the bills or accidently give the wrong amt
Comment from : christina Scallion

The animal on the quarter is clearly a caribou, NOT a moose Caribou and reindeer are the same animal (Caribou in Canada, Reindeer in Scandinavia/Russia and parts of New Jersey) A moose has a much more rounded nose as you mentioned and much more scoop like horns as opposed to the narrow nose and branch like horns of the Caribou or as you may call it Rudolph Note, Canadian caribou are forbidden from lighting their noses out of season to help fight climate change
Comment from : Phred

you can literally launder Canadian money You can wipe down or dry them with a cloth with no damage
Comment from : judybijou66

We don't use paper cuz we don't have paper dollars We love our loonies There's a loon on it, that's why
Comment from : pam hunter

Wow! It's a caribou, not moose!
Comment from : pam hunter

Man decided to start googling instead of watching the video
Comment from : Dominick Alexander

All of our coins are common including loonies and toonies Also there's pictures on both sides, our historical figures are on the other side's of the coins
Comment from : Rob Stirling

On other side of coins you'll see the queen, more often than not, unless special occasion coin Our $ bills so often compared to monopoly money too, heard that a few thousand times
Comment from : TSAM333

It's not brail on the bills For each bill from smallest to largest, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 will have different sets of 2x3 A 5$ bill will have 1 set of dots, 10$ will have 2 sets, 20$ will have 3 sets, 50$ will have 4 sets and the 100$ is a little different, it will have 2 sets of 2x3 dots, the 1st set will be in the normal position but the 2nd set of dots is in the middle of the bill Basically there like brail so blind people can feel what bill it is
Comment from : Ironbeard

I need to send you a bag of ketchup chips
Comment from : Trish Lehecka

Most people don't like changes, so if you just wait for them to like the one and two dollar coins, they probably won't catch on These coins caught on because the Canadian government just stopped printing one and two dollar bills 😉Also, both the coins and the polymer bills are much more durable than paper, saving the mint a lot of printing cost
Comment from : Daniel Dickson

Iirc, it was us Aussies who invented this new type of currency with the first note being the $5 note in 1995 I live in Canada these days and Canadian money seems not to include several of the features ours has inc see-through windows, hidden watermarks only visible when held up to the light, and raised text
Comment from : Kalani Vernon

I had been to Mexico a few years before our polymer bills were made and they had polymer bills so tourists getting wet didn't ruin the money They are tougher but can still tear or break under harsh treatment She didn't show the other coin side with the head of Queen Elizabeth on it
Comment from : Neal MacDonald

The quarter has the Woodland Caribou which is a protected at risk species
Comment from : Bonesetter22

Also, if you scratch the leaf on our bills it smells like mapple
Comment from : trash

As a canadian i do cash always , first its faster at the till second cash is king third a debit or credit card can be scammed as well as not work , cash always works , useinfg debit all the time will eventually kill currancy so more people should use it in my opinion , dont bow down to digital currency , its thier way of controling us
Comment from : Dawsons Tinker Shack

It's a fucking caribou, not a moose! They pull santas sleigh and shit
Comment from : darrylsh

Canadian Legal Tender one Dollar bill
Comment from : Samantha Monaghan

We used to have a dollar and a two dollar bill as well A long long time ago My mom saves at least three of each unique coin and bill, whenever she can (one for each of her kids) An old dime had a fish, and an old nickel had a bunny
Comment from : Caren Xatu

The ship on the dime is the schooner "Bluenose", a fishing ship that won a number of races
Comment from : Shawn Elliott

The woman doing that video is not as educated as she seems If you were travelling to Toronto or Canada like TO is the most important place in the world! LOL The ship is called the Blue Nose which is a historic schooner used for fishing and racing in the 1920s and 30s The quarter does not have a moose on it It's a caribou You can find special collections of each coin that has different animals on it too I grew up with Cdn 1 and 2 dollar bills which is a treasure to have now! The $1 bill was green and the $2 bill was red We used to have 500 and 1000 dollar bills too When Canadians come to the US and have your money, we really have to be careful to know exactly how much you have and you pay with the right ones as it's all the same colour!
Comment from : Tracey Kinsman

Canadian cash is also waterproof!
Comment from : Serena C

caribou is on the 25 cent piece Dollar coins replaced the bill years ago Same with the 2 dollar bill replaced by the toonie We also have a northern lights loonie that glows in the dark The new 2 dollar coin has a black outer ring signifying the death of the queen
Comment from : Jeff Still Jeff

In Canada we are also used to are money being named loony toons do to there nicknames 🇨🇦
Comment from : Eclipsewolf

we got rid of the penny copper pennies cost $186 each to make no longer any point to them 1$ is a buck or a loonie 2$ is a toonie as for special coins, there are so many different ones, that they aren't special anymore Coins last 50 years (longer even) smaller denomination bills, have a very short life span Moving to plastic was a good idea almost impossible to counterfeit and they last twice as long as paper
Comment from : tricky meerkat

A moose?! All Canadians are face-slapping right now They ended the one and two dollar bills, so coins took over, obviously If the US had done the same, the Susy B would be there
Comment from : Chewiebacka

what you missed is that there are no 1 and 2 dollar bills in canada coins only that's why it " worked" in canada they just withdrew all the one and two dollar billsbrhere in the us people would go apeshit if that happened same if we removed pennies and prices would round up from 3 cents to 5 people would go apeshit about it as if it's some govt conspiracy or world order domination thingwe have way too many yahoos
Comment from : ron black

A couple of other nifty things that she forgot to mention (besides the fact that it’s a caribou and not a moose, and the significance of the bluenose ship):brbrThe coins all have the queen’s portrait on the back, but her age changes depending on the year Older coins have her looking quite young, vs more recent coins where she looks olderbrbrSee that little transparent maple leaf up in the corner? If you shine a laser light through it, it’ll project the money amount on the wall Just another way to combat counterfeitingbrbrAnd finally, there’s an urban legend that the $100 bills smell faintly of maple, scratch-n-sniff style… I know it’s probably not true… but I also swear that they do!😆
Comment from : Artoveli