Exploring Coins From Around The World - ASMR

[@Fjordly]

The South African coin was likely minted before 1999, since it was about then that the new coat of arms appeared on the reverse, if I'm not mistaken. And it's a Blue Crane on the front; our national bird. Great video! :D

[@WhisperAudiosASMR]

This was waaaaay better than my video on coins! Your collection is very impressive! And I love that you have one of those thicker 50p's I haven't seen those in ages! xx

[@heidihorler6963]

No your video was better

[@TreasureByMeasure]

Very interesting world coin collection. Thanks for sharing and keep the videos coming!

[@AbsoluteCoins]

Love it! Such a great video, now i've found this channel....i'm in!!!

[@johnnyb3126]

Awesome video I collect coins

[@coinaz]

Nice Video

[@brrrdman85]

I love it. I also have a ton of coins and bills from around the world. I saw some new ones here.

[@JerjerB]

Lakemont Park, located in Altoona, Pennsylvania, houses the world's oldest-surviving roller coaster, the Leap-The-Dips. The park opened in 1894 as a trolley park and became an amusement park in the summer of 1899

[@jasonfraser7510]

great video. I am starting a coin collection so great information!

[@maurocartaxo]

Great great video. Very relaxing but at the same time informative. That being said... i was happily surprised when you showed a coin from my country, Portugal. You began showing it at 13.08. It is really "escudos", as you said it, which means "shields", in english. We had escudos in Portugal, since the beggining of the 20th century until the Euro took over, and we were all screwed hehehe... Thanks, again, for the video.

[@SilentFeline]

Interesting video! I have a few coins that I've collected over the years and I've wanted to grow my collection, but I really don't come across very many interesting ones. May I ask how you acquired your coins?

[@DonnaASMR]

The leaf on the 10 Pfennig coin is indeed from an oak tree. :)

[@BlitzVeno]

Keep up the good work man

[@ViSiONZ4500]

Great vid as always!

[@NandiCollector]

Very informative video. Nice.

[@wappa285]

Lakemont Park is in Pennsylvania. It's an amusement part that's still there today, with the worlds oldest working roller coaster. I live about 45 minutes from it. :D

[@yriafehtivan]

The coin with Belgie is a coin from Belgium, a country which also happened to use the franc as its unit of currency

[@Monkeybojangles007]

Generally speaking (I invest in Gold in Silver), the only coins that are valuable are made from precious medals (intrinisic) and certain coin from years with low mintage (numismatic) or a combination of the two.

[@kevinjackson2528]

How did you collect all of these?

[@TheStann]

Canadian coins have the head on the back by the way, no the front. :) Good video, thanks for uploading.

[@fricklefart90]

the oak leaves are an old symbol of Germany. und pfennig means pence in English too. 10 pfennig= 10 pence/pennies

[@tesseeloo87]

Thank you for using a more normal voice in your videos. Not only are you very relaxing, but I listen on my laptop and it is impossible to hear many videos I come across. I know yours will always be audible.

[@JerjerB]

If you have all 50 state quarters, each set goes for about $50 on ebay! So basically it's worth 4 times it's intrinsic value...

[@StrongWhispers]

Who was that whisperer who explained the british coin system?

[@BatmanandRobin10000]

I just went to Atlantis in the Bahamas for Christmas. I gathered a few interesting coins and bills

[@Whisperears4u]

Pre 1965 Quarters are Silver. After 1964, they had various amounts of Silver until the price of Silver made it to expensive to use in coins.

[@Mr40st]

Did you get this of amazon ?

[@Lozzlepoppleful]

I assume the deutschmarks were from West Germany? I know they introduced that currency first but I don't know if East Germany followed suite or not. Also, because some of them have eagles on, I'm guessing Soviet controlled East Germany wouldn't have printed the symbol for freedom on their coins, but you never know...!

[@PacTheOne]

1 Deutsche Mark or 100 Pfennig back in the day are 0.5€ or 50 cent now. So those 5 bugs there are quiet the good amount of money. I would love to still have 5 Mark or 5€ as a coin and not as paper money like it is now with euro here in germany. Very relaxing video thank you (-: -cheers

[@Aaa894]

50 pence was made smaller in 1997. You cannot use that one anymore. We no longer use shillings in the uk

[@vancanman2]

That's a caribou on the back of the Canadian 25-cent piece. Yes, you pronounced escudos correctly. The boat on the back of the Canadian 10-cent piece at the end is The Bluenose, the fastest racing schooner of its time.

[@TheXlharry]

If you put a 2 pouf coin in the microwave for about 20 seconds you can push out the silver part

[@scratchypants1]

The animal on the Canadian quarter is a caribou - close to reindeer, but not quite.

[@JerjerB]

you should melt all the coins into ART BLOCKS.... paper weights, etc...

[@hideouskreachers]

the 20F 'BELCIE' coin is actually 'BELGIE': it's a Belgian franc, which was replaced by the Euro (in France, Belgium, and Luxembourg) in 1999.

[@asmrVids]

No, I collected the coins over the years from a lot of different places.

[@Fjordly]

Oh and it's a Gemsbok and a Springbok on either side of the coat of arms. :)

[@markdoublon7485]

HI evry one, i can help for definition of the arabic coins ;) and hey i saw this video and it's amazing, at the 25.45min that coin with the old man was not from egypt its LIBYA while it was KINGDOM before the gaddafi , in the 60ies, and the man in the front is the KING IDRISS SANOUSSI , withe that special hat turkish one because the monarch of LIBYA was turkish :) .... welcome any time!

[@ViSiONZ4500]

One thing I did notice in this one is that it seems like your mic may e a tad too close to your mouth.. With headphones on, there's quite a large amount of bass.

[@JerjerB]

that deutschland 1915 could be pretty valuable... WWI and all...

[@accountnamewithheld]

That 50p at the beginning is one old coin. They're not nearly so thick these days.

[@morganfreeman5041]

Isn't it an Australian 50 pence?

[@liamcrofts2145]

We have cents in australia, and the 50 cents is larger than that and is dodecahedral (12 edges)

[@MrTCGAMES64]

+Liam Crofts but we did have pence, and I think it might be australian :3

[@gunterstryke5657]

The thick 50ps are British between the 70s-80s and aren’t in circulation anymore. They’re worth about £2 now

[@StrongWhispers]

Thank you :) I'm very interested in coins

[@Monkeybojangles007]

Lol indeed, though the pewter denarius will fetch 300-500 dollars as well there are of course exceptions to the rules.

[@scratchypants1]

And good timing - as of Monday the Canadian penny is no longer being minted.

[@bossfrog3929]

First video that have the uk coins And dam how the hell did u get a shiling

[@jasonfuquea140]

I have a coin collection too i have england coins canada coins and costa rica coins too I get them fast my dad and his boss go to other places around the world and also I have wheat pennys too!

[@deltamp3000]

Also forgot to mention that the british re invneted there currency in the beginning of the 70's, they don't use shiliings ever since.

[@tjgrant1993]

yes we call a 25 cent coin quarters in Canada =)

[@IWasMadeToBeGod]

what he is holding is actually called piastres, like american has cents egypt has piastres

[@sephidos]

It's a moose on the back of the canadian quarter, not an elk or reindeer :P

[@oliversmith8220]

I didn't know Canadians coins have queen Elizabeth face on it too

[@vancanman2]

She's the queen, so she's on our money.

[@benmcalister3865]

Oliver smith it because Canada is part of the commonwealth

[@stdspk]

I just posted a video yesterday very similar to yours. It is titled 'World Coins'. Be sure to watch it if you have time. I think you and I feel the same way about collecting world coins.

[@timi707_1]

the coin at 25:55 looks like a libyan piastre, the portrait probably Idris I

[@davidhart4459]

The first american quarter you showed was real silver.

[@ludyperez6335]

do you have old coins

[@dropofsun92]

The Egyptian coin at 7:07 is worth 10 Egyptian piastres. I couldn't make out the year from the video, though

[@johnyonker3567]

That 1941 Schilling is 50% silver

[@asmrVids]

Wow. I did not know that. Thanks!

[@Whisperears4u]

I have a ton of Bi-centenial Quarters as well. LOL. SOMEDAY! Ha Ha!

[@DanDart]

10 pfennig is German pennies not cents - just before the currency got "out of hand"...

[@experssion123]

Dammit,i wish i saw this earlier...

[@daniellopez483]

Can someone send me coins from another countries not United States can be uncirculated or circulated I like to have other places coins is a inspiration from me

[@syedamaan4281]

From which country I am

[@thennowforeverforest]

50 pence is British

[@dropofsun92]

And the one at 10:29 is worth 5 piastres

[@charlesgarrity6680]

the Deutschland = germany

[@deltamp3000]

50 Pence is half a british pound, it's like an american half dollar.

[@Longhorns475]

First

[@russqualls]

Fingernail...PLEASE!!

[@zizzuandnoother7054]

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[@j.fergus6096]

ZizzuAndNoOther I think they wanted more tapping, maybe?