The History of Coins u0026 Currency (Pt 2)

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Title	:	The History of Coins u0026 Currency (Pt 2)
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for korea, on 1946 to 1965 they used huan
Comment from : 레레

Brazil just adopted "real" in 1994 before was cruzade
Comment from : Inglês Dinâmico

Let me point out a mistake brSince 1600, Japan has mostly used its own currency and has not used Chinese currency
Comment from : sute yone

Ehtiopia, Eritrea, Somilia, Djibouti, coastal Kenya used the Mogadishu coin till about 1857 What did they change after that which is what North Africa went to using as well? They did not have to deal with constant coin changes like other civilizations as well
Comment from : Jupiter Royalty

C'est bien ce à quoi je m'attendais : la seconde partie c'est du grand n'importe quoi !
Comment from : Al Pacino

no cfa franc, east african shilling, west caribbean dollar etc ?
Comment from : FLORIDIAN BAT

YesbrĐongs
Comment from : Socialist Republic of Vietnam

Polish partitions are visible :(
Comment from : Sky Master0yt

馬鹿なのよ
Comment from : Castorpollux

全然違う！
Comment from : Castorpollux

do real viemos, ao real voltaremos
Comment from : Marclinech

Why the heck bitcoin is not on this list?
Comment from : AKSHAY PALVE

Нумизматика! Обожаю
Comment from : AHTAPECOB

Waiting for Bitcoin to be part of this list
Comment from : Corey Costas Crypto Coins

Mickey Mouse Money in Philippines
Comment from : myung l

Деньги, нет слова деньга
Comment from : Толерантный фронт

Taiwan used the yen during Japanese rule
Comment from : Chang Chia-huan

Janbhu dreep ( India , भारत) fast coins raja dahir & chandragupt Maurya
Comment from : Suraj Fufal

look at all that money
Comment from : George Thomas

А почему Беларусь к рублю не добавились, там как бы тоже рубли только беларуские
Comment from : Pikiner

From 1642-1652 Ireland used "Confederste Coinage" after they won independence for a few years Thats the only flaw I noticed thouth Good video as always
Comment from : Corcaigh OGormghus

The 1st Global Currency in History was ordered to mint by king Dom Manuel I in the 16th century, it worked just like the dollar today, accepted as a uniform unit of value in all continents, appreciated and respected by all countries in Europe!br to the North, from Hamburg to the Jutland peninsula, Denmark and Sweden to the East throughout Northern Germany and the coasts of the Baltic Sea, Poland and Lithuania, reaching the borders of the Russian Empire to the West, from the trading cities of the Netherlands, and to South, along the trade roads of the Elbe river, to the heart of Bohemia, The Templars Cross of the Order of Christ was minted on the coins with the highest value of each nation br It was the first global currency in history, it had the importance of changing the world! br The coin was struck in Lisbon, Porto, Goa, Malacca and Coxim It was coined for more than four decades brThe Golden Portuguese, of king Dom Manuel I of Portugal, was the first currency accepted in all continents! br brFrom these new gold coins, bearing the cross of the Order of Christ and minted "according to the fair weight and league of the Portuguese currency", a new international monetary designation was born, the "portugalosers" or "portugaloids", which still keeps the memory today the name of Portugal and the discoveries of the Portuguese br It was accepted everywhere as a means of payment Long after it ceased to be minted in Portugal, its prestige was such that, between 1570 and 1640, several European cities, including those of the Hanseatic League, struck a gold coin of 10 cruzados, like the Portuguese, with the cross of Christ on the obverse, giving rise to the famous Portugalöser, who sometimes displayed the caption: "Ad valorem Emanvel reg Portugal" and "according to the Portuguese weight and league" br Why its true history was hidden, it is one of the biggest mysteries, inside the Templars secrets, however, now we are not following myths and legends, but we are discovering and revealing the true history! br *Full Text in qrae/pNUeR9
Comment from : Jovision

厲害了我的國
Comment from : 6258linderi

I
Comment from : ClasicZach

Now Taka is the currency of Bangladesh 😅
Comment from : Mahabub Rahamun

What is white colour?
Comment from : Brucker 996

Bangladesh have their own currency "TAKA" now, not 'Rupe'
Comment from : Lets Fun SAFR

The former name of Indian coin was "Taka" Which is now the name of the currency of Bangladesh
Comment from : IMDAD NOOR

you definitely got Guatemala's currency wrong It's the Quetzal, never has it been the Peso
Comment from : Pablo Hernandez

Wow no nz obviously
Comment from : Walter Adorjan

Nobody:brSpain in South-East Asia: bMoni/b
Comment from : I M Meen

Swiss Franc?
Comment from : SwaggySquid

Where is Vietnam dong
Comment from : RVC-Speedcuber

China had the first paper money back in 1250 However, it went back to copper money in 1600s Without a good macroeconomy management the inflation problem in each dynasty caused severe corruptions and rebellions That's why China changed back to stable metal money and avoid oversea trades during the Ming Dynasty This also indirectly let China missed the industrial revolution during that critical time
Comment from : Juncheng Tang

Malaysia uses Ringgit
Comment from : OdyS __

we do not the indian currance br- vietnam
Comment from : Khai Hoang Dinh Nguyen

1:13 was a great moment for the Spanish currency worldwide
Comment from : JP

Where's bitcoin?
Comment from : Michael Good

As an Australian, I sincerely thank you for not showing New Zealand in this video You shall be commemorated as a hero of our nation
Comment from : Flynn

Finland used markka's until 2002
Comment from : jonni ツ

Interesting video, although the Real is only used in Brazil, and not the entirety of South America
Comment from : katzlang

Denga was by the Golden Horde
Comment from : Oundrey

In the 20th and 21st centuries, you seem to have forgotten that french Guiana is still French and has always used French currency (which is the 💶 nowadays)
Comment from : Hawaii 5O

Completely missed the golden age of Portuguese currency, when the Real was used all over coastal Africa, Arabia and Indonesia
Comment from : Hawaii 5O

Yuan,Yen,Won basically the same name in different languages
Comment from : Armchair warrior

nobody:brbrliterally nobody ever:brbrhamilton in 1794: I PUT MY FACE ON PAPER
Comment from : Stan Refermat

Why is Real representing all South America? That's an unbelieveble mistake for such a specialized channel
Comment from : Thiago Dias

actually, korean 1950s currency is hwan
Comment from : 그냥유저

Lek?
Comment from : Christian Kongjini

I'll tell you somethingbrbrUk's currency stays the same
Comment from : serious shinanigan

Ancient Egyptians used precious metals shaped like sheep as a currency
Comment from : R

Porque real amigos que feio 🤣🤣
Comment from : Poliana2

South America is wrong
Comment from : Henrique Oliveira Lopes

is the south american currency real?bri thought it was fake
Comment from : Pog BoyTM

What the hell were africanus countrises
Comment from : Saifeddine Amahrok

israel using shekel
Comment from : Feed The Cookie

Why did usa get independence from spain when they got independence from uk the uk owned the thirteen colonies
Comment from : PEKKA Killer

Thanks Jackso!
Comment from : Viktor Barna

love the change 2001 when euro became official: almost whole europe switches in an instant - but still miss my german MARK - at one time in history it was one of the most powerful currencies - but inflated a lot (about hyper-inflation end of 1920s - a bread cost over 5 billion mark - the paper it was printed on was more worth as a raw material than for wasting it for print those ever growing numbers on it)
Comment from : cryptearth

wheres baht
Comment from : Oɳɠʂα0310

China! From start to end, an unceasing civilization
Comment from : Jon Sei Lim

In South America they also use the Peso
Comment from : César DL

El real usado en toda latinoamerica?, está muy mal, cada país tiene su moneda (aunque muchas de ellas de llamen "PESO", pero son diferentes)
Comment from : Jose David Tobo Ramos

Fun fact: Canadian dollar is just like the American dollars, but without the faces of slave owners on it :)
Comment from : aksmex

Not Very Correct But Nice work
Comment from : Murtadha Alkenani

Bitcoin or some digital asset soon
Comment from : paul1mdrn

You are calling "PESO" the Spanish REAL, which is wrong After New Spain separated from Spanish Empire and became Mexico, the real was change to "PESO" After the "revolution" in the early 1900, the 90 silver PESO gradually got deluted to become a shitcoin
Comment from : Carlos Herrera

Meanwhile new zealand
Comment from : Mr Quek has no artistic talent YouTube Channel🗿

Polski Złoty :D
Comment from : rdmzpl

Hello OlliebrI have something to talkbrbi can't see baht in modern time/b
Comment from : Rungsuk Buranarungsuk

It was so interesting to see that currencies were much more widespread among regions before cause today it’s so divided I never would have thought that these vastly different areas would use the same coinage before colonialism and all that
Comment from : Jimmy Mahfety

Muy mal En el imperio español se usaba principalmente el thaler que era la moneda poderosa Cuando USA pasó al dollar estuvieron hasta la guerra civil usando los Spanish Dallers, hasta que al final hicieron su American Dollar
Comment from : Don Rođrik

This is really interesting!
Comment from : Mint of Gdansk

Indian RupeebrSri Lankan RupeebrPakistan RupeebrIndonesia RupeebrNepal RupeebrMaldives RupeebrButane RupeebrSeychelles Rupee
Comment from : Wonder of Galaxy

Portugal had Escudo before Euros
Comment from : The Spook

Nice work, Ollie Bye, would you like to comment my video, I'll be grateful 😉 youtube/fIblZYDh-T8
Comment from : Recollections of the Past

How about the Indian Rebellion of 1857 every day?
Comment from : Adonnus100

Ollie, is it true you are leaving youtube?😥😧😨
Comment from : Danial Amin

That was quite interestingbrTell the international history and imperialism based on history of currencies
Comment from : William Weinhardt

no include yugoslav dinar 0/0
Comment from : Star

In Brazil you skipped Cruzado, which lasted from 1986 to 1990
Comment from : Pedro Aguiar

Interesting, nonetheless, in Ecuador, firstly we used the "Sucres" and at the moment, we are using the USA dollars
Comment from : David Fonseca

Spain did not have pesos, they colonies had, but not Spain, we had "Escudos" and "Reales"
Comment from : __

MISTAKE!! you forgot kenya shillings
Comment from : Nonqjin

You forgot about RS gp 2003-
Comment from : abc123iamhesham

1871/10brAlsace-Lorraine not German when it's supposed to be
Comment from : α Ω

brazilian colonial money was named "Reis", not real Real is the official brazilian coin since 1994 And south america never had a unified coin
Comment from : Leonardo Fernandes

What about african francs?
Comment from : GrzegorzusLudi

2020: entire world uses v bucks
Comment from : a glass of milk

Do the Inca Empire History
Comment from : Vive lIran

WTF you forgot the most important currency of all the shekel so what's the point of making a history of currency if you're not gonna show every currency like you gonna showcase us only half of history or what?
Comment from : Grieftex ☑️

You forgot to add Montenegro and Kosovo at the end - Euro is also used therebrbrbrHonestly I got used to people forgetting us
Comment from : dragonrykr

The Confederate Dollar?
Comment from : Twitchy Paper

Make a video about wheater in US (a video showing the evolution of temperature in differents places of US since the begin of Global Warming)
Comment from : Takeru Takaishi

Good video but you know me, I have to throw in my 2 cents (see what I did there?) about Africa At first I thought this was just coinage but it seems to incorporate other metallic objects and paper money too With that said you could've shown guenze, koli, and kilindi (all collectively known as Kissi pennies), Okpoho (Maillas) and you could have even included mrammou (Akan gold weights) Shell money is another one too, popular all throughout Africa and Oceania You could've also include Mesoamerican "Hoe money"
Comment from : From Nothing