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I have Singapore 2013 , 4pc One Dollar, 6pc 50 Cent, 7pc 20 Cent, 12pc 10 Cent,& 3 pc Five Cent Coin.

How many change this?

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British scripts on a world's stage featuring local actors and players. The question remains..."To be or not to be!"

Very useful discussion on an important topic. Thank you for sharing this video.

新加坡的硬币，怎么卖那么贵的 。 1:51 😂😂我有这些矿产自己铸造。🤣🤣新加坡，代币怎么卖那么贵。有人去买入吗。卖那么贵，中央给利润⛽🚢不就行了。要卖到那么贵，油太多了。叫人去开采金矿，就可以印钞鏢了。又可以派钞鏢了，不就有公積金了🥇。🤣公司农民那么多，请来重金聘请，制造邺那么多。不就去开采金矿。要什么请一些上市私啓🚜，去开采来。不然农民没工，制造业没销售量，营业额，真正钞鏢不要带去外国，搬金砖过去就可以了。你们的国，国内买入金出国。去外国提现金。中央就在🏦搬来搬去，就知国内，国外的销费量。股东大夥搬金转，安装换个新的金銅系统。落后的科技要淘汰。公济金送上门 。

Thanks you my MP

You are so ahead of any ours (European) authorities Good for you

Prompt Pay is active by default for all DBS customers. This is a risk as Prompt Pay transfers money out to Thailand as fast as PayNow. Once hackers gain access to your posb/ DBS account your money will be TT out to Thailand in seconds. DBS should make Prompt Pay an optional feature for clients instead. Not an active default feature.

Singapore to India Indian to Singapore can transfer money?

E ancora valido pagamento con proptpay

E ancora valido tutto questo?

The third series of coins, comprising five denominations, were issued into circulation on 25 June 2013. The coins mark Singapore’s progress as a nation. The coin designs depict well-known icons and landmarks of our nation, economy and society that Singaporeans, young and old, can identify easily. The following features have also been added to facilitate identification by the visually impaired: Progressive sizing by denomination to allow users to recognise the coins more intuitively. The 5-cent coin is the smallest and 1-dollar coin is the largest. Larger denomination numerals for easy identification. Tactile features such as the different edge patterns on each denomination of the new coins. For example, the 50-cent coin has a micro scalloped edge pattern, the 1-dollar and 20-cent coins have milled edging, the 10-cent has an interrupted milled edge pattern and the 5-cent coin has plain edging. Higher relief at the rim of the 1-dollar coin. Retention of the octagonal frame for the 1-dollar coin. A circle of beads along the rim of the 50-cent coin. All denominations feature the lion's head, a common unifying symbol and the Singapore Coat of Armsm a recognised symbol of the legal tender status of Singapore coins, on the obverse.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore/MAS has announced today that a new series of coins will be rolled out for circulation by the middle of the year. The new series coins depict local icons and landmarks that are familiar to Singaporeans and reflect various aspects of Singapore’s progress as a nation. The design of the new third series coins feature five famous national icons and landmarks of our nation, economy and society. The Merlion, a renowned symbol of Singapore. The Port of Singapore, one of the busiest ports in the world. Changi Airport, one of the best aeroports in the world. Public Housing, home to more than 80% of Singaporeans. The Esplanade, an iconic centre for performing arts in Singapore. You will also find that the new coins will have larger denomination numerals for easy identification and features to facilitate identification by the visually-impaired. The coins are progressively sized by denomination, with the five-cent coin being the smallest and the one-dollar coin being the largest. The new 1-dollar coin The 1-dollar coin contains additional security features, including its bi-metallic composition and the laser mark micro-engraving in the form of Singapore’s national flower, the Vanda Miss Joaquim. Each coin denomination has a customised electro-magnetic signature, which allows vending machines to reject counterfeit and foreign coins. They are made of multi-ply plated steel and are less costly to produce. The Second Series coins have been in use for more than 25 years. There will be a period of adjustment as we all get comfortable with the new coins. MAS will continue to work closely with our stakeholders to smoothen the transition. MAS has been working with public transport operators to ensure that coin-operated machines at MRT/LRT transit stations are calibrated to accept both the existing and new series coins before the launch of the new coins. MAS has also been working with businesses with coin-operated facilities such as vending machine operators and supermarkets to prepare them for the launch. All past and current series coins will not be demonetised and the public can continue to use them for payment alongside the new coins.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore/MAS has announced today that a new series of coins will be rolled out for circulation by the middle of the year. The new third series coins will feature five of Singapore’s national icons and landmarks. The Merlion, a renowned symbol of Singapore. The Port of Singapore, one of the busiest ports in the world. Changi Airport, one of the best airports in the world. Public Housing, home to more than 80% of Singaporeans. The Esplanade, an iconic centre for performing arts in Singapore. The current Second Series coins were first introduced in 1985 and featured local plants and flowers, depicting Singapore as a garden city. Coins reflect the events, persons or symbolism significant to a nation. The new series coins depict local icons and landmarks that are familiar to Singaporeans and reflect various aspects of Singapore’s progress as a nation. The new coins are made of multi-ply plated steel and are less costly to produce. Each coin denomination has a customised electro-magnetic signature, which allows vending machines to reject counterfeit and foreign coins. The new 1-dollar coin The 1-dollar coin contains additional security features, including its bi-metallic composition and the laser mark micro-engraving in the form of Singapore’s national flower, the Vanda Miss Joaquim. The new coins will have larger denomination numerals for easy identification and features to facilitate identification by the visually-impaired. The coins are progressively sized by denomination, with the five-cent coin being the smallest and the one-dollar coin being the largest. The Second Series coins have been in use for more than 25 years. There will be a period of adjustment as we all get comfortable with the new coins. MAS will continue to work closely with our stakeholders to smoothen the transition. MAS has been working with public transport operators to ensure that coin-operated machines at MRT/LRT transit stations are calibrated to accept both the existing and new series coins before the launch of the new coins. MAS has also been working with businesses with coin-operated facilities such as vending machine operators and supermarkets to prepare them for the launch. All past and current series coins will not be demonetised and the public can continue to use them for payment alongside the new coins.

Programmable money and asset tokenization truly seem like phenomenal ideas with potential for colossal positive impact across the globe. Thank you Mr. Menon for your insights!

Wellbdone. Very Well spoken, great used of vocab. Pronunciation needed to be improved and also tone and rythm... as still a little Singlish habit... hihi

Wonderful! 👍👍

Coins sg! Old new! 2013!😆

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Glad to hear Mr. Menon again.... I'd like to know for entities reporting using international frameworks, what are the Emission Factors that they should use... considering not all EF's have been and couldn't be converted as per Singapore standards... Also, when mandatory reporting comes in picture who'll be responsible for updating EF's each year. Thanks

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Mr LKY Great Visionary, Great Leader. Thankz LKY. SINGAPORE GREAT NATION OF NATIONS. 🇸🇬 🌺

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I'm Malaysian, but i'm touched again and again with the "Home" song. This renders (in background music) are the most soothed version of this song I ever heard since 1990.

Very good and simple to understand video. Thanks

Thank you Mr Ravi Menon for detailed briefing on the efforts taken by MAS to reduce global warming.

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En español por favor

I love you people their.

Designing without thinking impact to average people living in singapore, such as the use of push carts in fairprice. Almost all the push carts that require 1 dollar deposit need to change. After so many years, still got many places using push cards requiring old $1, and some use new $1, some use $0.50 new, while old $0.5 cannot use. Really double standards. The guy who design the coin should be slapped hard. The reason why this new design i think is diplomatic.. uk is fashioning a similar design coin. Somemore fairprice is by union run by government. Ownself give ownself problems

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