Whispering While Looking at Polymer Bank Notes - Aussie, NZ, UK & South African - Australian Accent
Vložit
- čas přidán 17. 02. 2023
- **UPDATED ** I've just realised that the UK banknote is not actually polymer. Also, all South African banknotes are printed on cotton substrate, so is not polymer either. However the Australian and New Zealand banknotes are definitely polymer. I was 50% correct (and 50% wrong). Sorry for the mistake. This polymer banknote video seemed a good idea at the time. I'll have to stick to Sudoku videos instead
This is my thirty-second #whispering only video. In this video I'm discussing and looking at #polymer Bank Notes. There is one bank note from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and the United Kingdom (Bank of England) in this video. This is an #asmr video, so the purpose is for relaxation. Brought to you by #HisAustralianVoice Channel / @hisaustralianvoice
Amazing video as always. UK bank notes are now made out of polymer too 😊
Thanks and thanks for letting me know. I've uploaded this video again with a note at the beginning explaining my mistake with the UK polymer notes.
honestly i much prefer the collection style videos where you show things on the camera to the puzzle videos, but whatever you’re happy posting is whatever i’m happy watching, thanks stevo!
Thanks for the feedback, it's good to know!
I love seeing money from different parts of the world, the notes crinkling was a wonderful sounds, thanks for another great video!
My pleasure 😊
When we first got polymer bills in Canada there was a rumour that there was a "scratch and sniff" part that smelled like maple syrup and for a long time I fully believed it 😂
Great video as always.
Thanks for letting us know about the rumour. It would be great if it was true!!
lol 😂
It’s alright to get it wrong. As a citizen of the USA I’ve never even seen a polymer note in person lol. Still a super relaxing video even if 2 of the notes aren’t polymer.
Thanks for understanding, much appreciated!
no worries mate. we don’t expect USA citizens to know polymer notes, knowing major countries in Europe is enough as a starting point
@@ussrrocks 😂💀
Really like this video. Very relaxing! :)
Thank you! 😊
hey i loved the video and i mean no hate at all
the second language on the 200 rand not is not Afrikaans but actually Sesotho and Zulu
South Africa currently has 11 official languages😅
No problem and thanks for letting me know. I'm always happy to be corrected.
Amazing video! Thank you, bud ❤
My pleasure!
signature on england banknote is that of victoria cleland chief cashier from 2014-2018
That's good to know!
These videos are such a great addition to your main channel, i would definitely suggest putting a link on your main channel to this account and maybe your other account as well. The only reason I knew these channels existed is because the came up on my recommended page lol
That's a good idea!
Nice video Steve enjoyed the whisper and yep got that ten pounds note here at UK 😊
thanks!
I love banknote videos! Thanks
Thanks, glad you like them!
Hi Aussie, loved the video - sublime whispering as usual. All the South African banknotes have English in the front, whereas the R10 note is the only one with Afrikaans on the back, and the others have one of the African languages on the back.
Interesting! Thanks for letting me know.
You need to promote this channel on your main channel. That way people who watch you there can get a whole new set of fantastic videos!
That's a good idea!
@@hisaustralianvoice Do you have another channel?
gotta love to see the British Pound still being worth so much 💪🏽💪🏽
I miss our old UK paper notes, we have the new plasticy ones and they don't fold properly!
We won't have cash at all before long sadly
Double Hit this Week!The result... Excellent as usual!Hi Steve!👋😁
Thanks 👍
First one! Couldn’t come at a better time. Literally trying to go to bed at 3am
Enjoy!
dont know if it was mentioned, but canada has some colourful polymer money as well!
Okay, thanks for letting us know!
I can see why the misunderstanding. The old style UK notes are like a waxy parchment. I once boiled one to see what would happen. It just fell to bits. £5 experiment 😅
Malaysia has some interesting polymer notes.
Interesting experiment! Thanks for sharing.
they still use old notes in nz??
first of all its OK south Africa hasnt ever had polymer banknotes the uk has got polymer banknotes but the one you got is the paper version and has been withdrawn since 2018 so you can no longer spend it
Thanks for the info!
We all make mistakes loved the video all the same 👍🏽
Hey, thanks!
No mistakes, just happy accidents 😉
Thanks for your support!
Bob ross reference
Those £10 notes aren’t even in circulation anymore and they’re trying to get rid of paper £20 notes and all £50 notes
Interesting, thanks for sharing.
I've recently learned about the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander custom of not viewing images of the deceased. Does that mean that every 50 Dollar note is an potentially offensive to first nations' people with the picture of David Unaipon?
I hate people like you. Not everything is offensive ffs in fact most things that people call offensive aren't!
@@jago5193 offensive is maybe the wrong word. "A little insensitive" maybe? I don't know, no-one may care and I've completely misunderstood the concerns, but that's why I asked.
But your comment was phrased politely, so for that I thank you and wish you all the best.
The UK £10 note is now made from a polymer, but it's only changed relatively recently, and so your £10 is now no longer legal tender I'm afraid. All our notes are moving over to the new material one at a time.
Okay, thanks for letting me know.
There are actually 12 official languages in South Africa not 2😁
Okay, thanks for letting me know.