| Title | : | Australian Dollars are NEXT LEVEL compared to the U.S. (American Reaction) |
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The emu are on the 50c Comment from : Raelene Pritchard |
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I’m going back to cash A cashless society is going to be trouble I’m an Aussie Comment from : Andrea Moore |
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The Polymer is a plastic and completely washable and you can’t rip or tear them The security features are unreal Comment from : Cheryl A |
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You don’t know why the Queen would would be on Australian money??? Australia is a Commonwealth realm country, like Canada and New Zealand and others……of course the monarch is on our money Comment from : Cheryl A |
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The Queen is on all our currency because we are part of the British commonwealth Comment from : Cheryle Maybury |
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Gday ryan love the vids, can u please PM me your address, I wouldn't mind trying to send you a few aussie icons Comment from : Danny Heinz |
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Err, the queen is on all our money (till she croaked), because we're a member of the commonwealth So the "head" on all our money is the queen as the figurative head of state, the "tails" is a historical Australian on the notes, and an iconic fauna on the coins The top corner of the note actually has a hologram, so it's harder than a transparent bit to counterfeitbrAspect ratio wise they are different, but not "that" different, the vision impaired can tell the difference, and it's another anti-counterfeiting effect but it's not different enough to be disruptive It does help you not grab the wrong bill when you're paying in a less-well lit area howeverbrEmu: You're getting closer bgrin/b slightly less emphasis on the 2nd syllable, the "m" is there, but not as "hard" as it were :) (And we shall never forget out defeat at the hands of our Emu Oppressors!!!! *laughs*) And it's not our national bird or national animal, but it IS on our coat of arms The Kangaroo and the Emu, as neither animal can walk backwards, so we can only move forward (NO Retreat! No Surrender! They can take our lives, but they'll never take our TimTams!!!! *laughs*) Comment from : Just A Guy |
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Emu's, Platypus', Kangaroos and Echnidna's(ant eaters) have been relegated to our coins Comment from : Cotterpin Doozer |
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You need to look up Australia's Emu War! Comment from : Scott D |
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I use cash as often as I can because I refuse to fall in line with the banks which want to control us Leaving that aside the Queen of England and now the King following her death is our Head of State Comment from : Peter Ryan |
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The irony about our beautiful notes is that Australia is "expected" to go cashless by 2030 Personally, I haven't carried cash for the last 6 years Comment from : Grey Dingo |
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And the Emu is on our Coat of Arms wwwpmcgovau/honours-and-symbols/commonwealth-coat-arms Comment from : StudioZer0 Arts Inc |
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Australia is part of the Commonwealth thus Queen Elizabeth II (QEII) is our head of state (was) which is why her image is on our money especially coins like the 5,10, 20 and 50 cent pieces and our 1 & 2 dollar coins King Charles will be on future editions when they are minted Comment from : Cherie Delaney |
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Yes they fold notes but some do crease Comment from : Randall Theuekauf |
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Yes that queen 👑 Elizabeth the 2nd Comment from : Randall Theuekauf |
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Queen Elizabeth we are part of the commomwealth so shes our Queen too Comment from : Eve Bailey |
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The Queen is also the Queen of Australia…do some research or get some education 😂 Comment from : Stephen Leeder |
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You pause for no reason WAY too much Comment from : Robb |
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As an Aussie I didn't think our notes were so good thanks for making me realise how cool our currency is, I just use it, spend it and put in my wallet and never actually looked at the details Comment from : ATEmedia |
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I worked in a bank in the 90s The first batch of $5 notes gave my hands allergic reaction Comment from : Retro Vinyl |
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The Qeen is on the australian money because Australia is part of the comenwelth Comment from : Colin Frampton |
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Don't know if you are aware that every Australian note has a woman on one side Their names, as with the men on our notes, and graphics related to their lives, appear on the notes Comment from : Sue Moore |
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yes its the queen, we are part of the commonwealth Comment from : Mandy Wilson |
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the Emu is on our coins Comment from : Ryan |
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The emu and kangaroo are on the coat of arms because they can only go forward That is where the emu shines Comment from : Karen B |
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I went to Perth Australia in 1997 for a 1 month holiday, and witnessed these notes for the first time, they didn't feel real at all, but were super cool, but the bad thing about the notes is, that they sometime stuck to each other, which was a pain, but now the Euro is made the same way, and the Brittish note is also going down the same path, making them near, if not, impossible to copy Comment from : wolfie35p |
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The Emu is on our coins along with the kangaroo Comment from : Matt Heere |
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I tried mate but you pause too much All the best Comment from : Ariel Fortes |
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The emu is on our coat of arms 😊 Comment from : Matthew Cullen |
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Yes in fact, that is queen elizabeth The last bird is a lyrebird, and the emu is on the coins in the Australian coat of arms The coins have other animals also, echidna, kangaroo, platypus etc Comment from : IH8COMMERCIALRNB |
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They released the new 50 before the 20 because there was a problem with counterfeit 50s, the new bill was designed to squash that Comment from : Goatcha |
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Its not the same photo of the queen, it's been updated Our coins had a very young Queen on them for decades but got changed in the 2000s, Comment from : Goatcha |
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Its not that notes fall apart after a few years, but they do take damage over time and cotton notes like the US will tend to fadebrAnyway when notes get returned to banks old and worn ones get replaced with crisp new onesbrBut they stay in circulation if no one deposits them Comment from : Goatcha |
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Man, you should just come to Australia for a holiday and you will see how our monies fit perfectly fine into our wallets without it bulging everywhere! The USD cash notes could sure use a change And don't worry, you'll get the hang of the pronouncement of EMU soon enough 😁 Comment from : Zig Zag |
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Yes its queen Elizabeth Comment from : Barbara MacDonald |
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on the $100 note is a lyrebird Comment from : Gratainiata |
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and emu's are on a lot of other thing like the Australian crest Comment from : Gratainiata |
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theyre different lengths and have braille on them to help all people recognise them Comment from : Gratainiata |
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The notes do fold, survive if they go through the wash & are the same height but different lengths We are still part of the commonwealth therefore the Queen was our Queen to a degree The monarch has no real affect on how our country is governed though Australian banking & payment systems are light years ahead of the states with pay wave, bpay and other such advances, we don’t use cheques anymore most transactions even those from government agencies are electronic or digital Comment from : Our Australia 🇦🇺 |
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Some of coins are interesting too Comment from : Barry Luxford |
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You can run those polimer notes through the washing machine over and over An American bank note will barely make it through the wash twice Comment from : Mosaic Owl Studios |
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Omg the most American reaction ever-- "who IS that lady?oh, is that the queen?" Comment from : Mosaic Owl Studios |
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We have 7 states in Australia and we all have different emblems , I live in Perth Western Australia and our bird is the black swan Comment from : Faith Stewart / I Love my Son and Daughter |
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You talk too much crap - typical American Comment from : Robert Murphy |
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The Queen is the Queen of Australia The Crown's head is always on the lowest denomination banknote, as it is the legal tender of the country Emus are on the Australian Cat of Arms Comment from : pur em |
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go google what the 20s and 100 notes look like! Comment from : WildHoney7 |
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The size of the notes is to assist the blind They have wallets which have size sections so the user can determine the value of the note by size Comment from : Jim Gilchrist |
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Australian banknotes are amazing in a variety of ways They are different sizes, with the size increasing with the value of the note The $1 and $2 bills have now been replaced by coins, but the security features continue in the other notes They are basically impossible to counterfeit and it's easy for a layperson to pick out a fake note As another poster has said, they have braille markings for those with vision impairments The size of the note increases with value of the note Some of the inbuilt technology is very sophisticated but the notes are still easy to use Comment from : DoubleDee |
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One of the best ways to tell whether a note is counterfeit in Australia is by trying to scrunch it If it doesn’t bounce back into shape, and keeps creases in it, it’s probably fake Comment from : Kieran Kelly |
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Like paper notes polymer made notes bend, so the average wallet can easily accommodate money (for the lucky ones who have available cash in 2023) Comment from : Fiona walsh |
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Can’t put the emu on our currency They can’t be trusted and will demand a percentage in reparations Comment from : K T |
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When they talk about the 'lifespan' of a banknote, they are referring to a note in constant use In and out of wallets, purses and wherever someone might stash their cash, a number of times per day Constantly being folded and unfolded, in and out of cash registers, and all the other abuse cash in use sees on a daily basis If you just store the money it, of course, lasts a lot longer Banks often trade damaged notes for new notes, so the people don't see the damage normally Comment from : Slaygor |
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I remember when the plastic notes came out, the first thing I noticed after how beautiful they are, was that when they were folded, it was bad, it was messy It has been many years now, but I aways get a wallet that I can keep the notes in flat, because folding them damages the notes When the folding happens, actually creasing, you can't easily put the note flat If you put it on the table, it bounces Comment from : Lisa Dean |
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You are so funny love all your videos Comment from : Sonia Smith |
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Aussie money really is beautiful art Comment from : julie Turner |
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dont mention the emu war Comment from : Paul Richardson |
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There's an emu on the $5 note Sort of It's on the coat of arms on the front centre of the Parliament House It's only on the note because it's on the statue on the actual building Comment from : Peter Cook |
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It's traditional in the British Empire for the reigning monarch to be on the smallest denomination Comment from : Peter Cook |
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The emu is on the Australian coat of arms Comment from : Kyle Mackey |
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Totally not me whenever he paused the vid: BRUH STOP PAUSING THE DAMN VIDEO AND JUST WATCH IT HONESTLY DUDE!!! Comment from : CORONA VIRUS |
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Our coins are pretty too… and our postage stamps ☺️ Comment from : Make it with Alex |
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I’ve never seen a $100 Aussie bank note in real life before I’ve come to the conclusion that they’re stupid-rare Comment from : Meemah_ SN |
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May i say, in Australia, its 'good arvo' not 'happy arvo' 1:53 Comment from : jan mcleod |
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The Queen is on our notes because Australia is a member of the British Commonwealth making, at the time, Queen Elizabeth II our Queen too Since her death King Charles is now our king Comment from : Arrested Steve |
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No sorry to say thw QUEEN is on our money becuase we are a commonwealth country that's why Comment from : Sara Pierce |
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Can you please teach the rest of America that Australia’s largest flightless bird is the, “Emu” not the, “E Moo” which sounds like a new digital cow to my Australian ears Comment from : Bruce Levin |
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The emu and the kangaroo are on coat of arms Comment from : Bruce Levin |
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You can fold them and overtime they too can become slightly crumpled but nowhere near that of the paper bills which could tear and fray Comment from : Bruce Levin |
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Yes that’s her majesty the Queen in the top right Comment from : Bruce Levin |
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The queen is there as per convention the reigning monarch’s face was always on the lowest denomination note Comment from : Bruce Levin |
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That lady was Queen Elizabeth II! Comment from : Bruce Levin |
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The emu and the kangaroo are on the emblem of Australia Comment from : Jas Del |
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When we’re out at the pub, we call our twenty dollar note ‘an orange drink voucher’ and the fifty dollar note is a ‘yellow drink voucher’! 🤣🤣🤣 Comment from : Lynne Williams |
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The note sizes are only very slight in differences but their sizes insure machines can identify them easily Comment from : gary rose |
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Dude the emu and kangaroo is in the Australian crest and is on every note Comment from : gary rose |
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The guy that created this content can’t draw for shit Comment from : gary rose |
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The notes are thin and feel like paper but you can’t tear it Comment from : gary rose |
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Bro Australia is a British colony brHer majesty the queen is our monarch well King Charles now!brWe don’t pay the uk any duty’s as such therefore we are an independent countrybrWith no war over tea ect to get it Comment from : gary rose |
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Just go to your local airport most airports I’m pretty sure have a currency exchange for people entering or leaving to get usable cash Comment from : Eion25 |
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Ho this channel is all reaction to Australian stuff Comment from : Me Smile |
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Who is this Septic Tank, Australia is a Constitutional Monarcy, maybe educate yourself before making asinine statements and why would the most mythological culture and heritage have 'In God We Trust' on currency? Comment from : Robert Berwick |
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End of life would be when you 18 month Granddaughter feed a $100 note to your Golden Retriever, which proves they can be torn! 😩 They also $100 note was grey at some point and was known as a grey shark, a $20 as a lobster, a $50 as a pineapple There is a slang word for almost everything we have and do I'm glad they changed the gre $100 note I was walking my 3 eldest kids to childcare at the gym over 30 years ago and found my almost 2 year old daughter had one in her clear plastic handbag she insisted taking with her She had taken it from my wallet and put it in her bag Thant would have been fun to explain Even our coins are beautiful Comment from : Lenny Mac |
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The kangaroo and the emu are on the coat of arms We are a Commonwealth country of which the Queen is the head of, or was until she biffed it, also most people rarely use money anymore, they just use they're cards Comment from : Rose Windman |
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I think you should visit Australia to experience in person our wonderful differences Comment from : Denise Eddy |
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The Emu and Kangaroo are on our coat of arms Comment from : maursyf16 |
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Yes, the Queen is on Australian notes and coins because we are a Commonwealth country and she is our head of state US notes are made from linen and cotton with tiny red and blue fibres embeded in the note Comment from : maursyf16 |
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Here in the UK our notes are all different sizes as well Braille is fine once you have the note out of your wallet but a different size helps you differentiate while it's still in your wallet Comment from : Stephen Hodgson |
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The Emu and Kangaroo are on the Australia Coat of Arms, which I think is actually on the currency Both because they are the only animals in the world which can't walk backwards Comment from : SchmittyD |
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Every time I visit the US I regain my appreciation for Australian currency I'll be standing at a counter in the US searching through my notes and coins trying to find the right amount and always end up with a ton of tiny coins Eventually I learnt to just put all my coins on the counter and let the cashier pick out the correct ones At least all the cshiers I've come across have been really nice and help out the foreigner Comment from : ashlles86 |
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Goose HahahabrIt's a swan Comment from : Mango Tree |
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Can you not pause so much in your videos Please Comment from : Brigita Grgic |
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At one minute 35 seconds, you show our now defunct $1 note (coin now) The Emu is opposite the Roo on the Oz coat of Arms, left of Queenie Comment from : Mikael Altoff |
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The emu is on the coat of arms Comment from : Politi Kilter |
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Canada’s notes also have Braille on them for the blind Comment from : Cheryl A |
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Why wouldn’t the Queen be on there…Australia is part of the Commonwealth Realm! Comment from : Cheryl A |
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The polymer bank notes used in not only Australian currency notes but the nations mentioned, were developed by Australia's amazing and oft-underfunded, CSIRO who, if you Google them, have developed some world-leading technology Comment from : Ms IdiotBox |
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The Aussie money is similar to many other countries around the world, like Canada as an example, its because we make their money for them Comment from : James Matheson |
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Your statement is accurate and informative It is worth noting that the Australian five dollar note features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, who has been the reigning monarch of the Commonwealth for a remarkable length of time This is a fitting tribute to her role and contributions to the Commonwealth nations ;) Comment from : JVCX_Christopher |
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You were right both times it was the queen However the $1 bill doesn't exist anymore (now a coin), tradition says the monarch appears on the lowest banknote so she was moved to the $5 NOTE ($2 is now a coin too) Comment from : Peter Hollow |
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