World Currency Collection - Uncirculated 206 Countries

[@worldpapermoney]

Very nice collection!

[@NandiCollector]

Very nice collection :)

[@Bournefort]

+Nandi Collector Thanks! I appreciate the support

[@Bournefort]

Thanks. There is definitely nothing wrong with having more! I hope to expand my collection into something like yours in the future.

[@Bournefort]

I just started collecting a little over a year ago but I plan on building my collection even more in the future. This will be the 'base' that I can continue off of.

[@sunilnarang1773]

Very beautiful banknotes collection.

[@iuliansolomon88]

Your hand presenting the banknotes at one point, made me burst into laugh :)) funny guy...nice collection, keep it up!

[@Bournefort]

+Iulian Solomon I'm glad you noticed. I was laughing while I filmed that hahaha.

[@kerneltv8581]

You have a pretty nice collection. Nice video

[@Bournefort]

Thanks! My collection is much larger now so I will have to add another video with the new banknotes soon.

[@Bournefort]

Thanks! I hope to keep improving it more and more.

[@xenoproductions5101]

i love your respect of the collection

[@funpathik]

Thanks for sharing your great collection with the world.

[@nandiniroychowdhury4760]

Your collection is really awesome.please tell me that how many currency have you?

[@sauravdeb840]

wow man, you are awesome!!!

[@georgemuriithi8765]

amazing collection!! just starting on mine 😂😂 it's great to possess the world's value & art all at the same time 🙌🙌

[@Bournefort]

I agree. You will learn so much about the world's history and cultures by starting this hobby. Congrats!

[@CarlenAMVs]

Beautiful really I think bank notes collection is most beautiful over the world what think u about it?

[@ianbinupaul]

Hey, can you please share the list of notes alongwith the 206 countries ? I think there were only 199 notes of 192 types. I myself am about to complete my collection and want to be sure that I have not missed out on any.

[@Bournefort]

Here is a rough list of the banknotes: Afghanistan: 1,000 Afghanis - 1993 Albania: 1 Albanian Lek - 1976 Algeria: Angola: 5 Angolan Kwanzas - 1999 Anguilla/ Antigua & Barbuda/ Dominica/ Grenada/ Montserrat/ Saint Kitts & Nevis/ Saint Lucia/ Saint Vincent & the Grenadines: 5 East Caribbean Dollars - 2008 Argentina: 50 Argentine Pesos - 1983 Armenia: 10 Armenian Drams - 1993 Aruba: Australia: 1 Australian Dollar - Austria: Azerbaijan: 50 Azerbaijani Manat - 1993 The Bahamas: 1 Bahamian Dollar - 2008 Bahrain: ½ Bahraini Dinara - 2007 Bangladesh: 1 Bangladeshi Taka - 1991 Barbados: 2 Barbadian Dollars - 2007 Belarus: 10 Belarusian Rubles - 2000 Belgium: Belize: 2 Belize Dollars - 2007 Benin/ Burkina Faso/ Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast)/ Guinea-Bissau/ Mali/ Senegal: 1,000 West African State Francs - 2009 Bermuda: Bhutan: 5 Bhutanese Ngultrum - 2006 Bolivia: 1,000 Bolivian Pesos - 1982 Bosnia & Herzegovina: 500 Bosnia/Herzegovinian Dinara - 1992 Botswana: 10 Botswana Pula - 2011 Brazil: 500 Brazilian Cruzados - 1986/90 Brunei: 1 Brunei Ringgit - 2011 Bulgaria: 20 Bulgarian lev - 1991 Burma/Myanmar: 1 Burman Kyat - 1972 + 50 Myanmar Kyats - 1997 Burundi: 10 Burundian Francs - 2007 + 20 Burundian Francs - 2007 Cambodia: 50 Cambodian Riel - 2002 Cameroon/ Central African Republic/ Chad/ Republic of the Congo/ Equatorial Guinea/ Gabon: 500 Central African State Francs - 2002 Canada: 1 Canadian Dollar - Cape Verde: Cayman Islands: 1 Cayman Islands Dollar - 2001 Chile: 5 Chilean Pesos - 1959 China: 2 Chinese Fen - 1953 Colombia: 1000 Colombian Pesos - 2008 Comoros: 500 Comorian Francs - Democratic Republic of the Congo: 20 Congolese Francs - 2003 Cook Islands: 3 Cook Islands Dollars - 1992 Costa Rica: 5 Costa Rican Colones - 1989 Croatia: 100,000 Croatian Dinara - 1993 Cuba: 1 Cuban Peso - 2007 Curacao: 1 Netherland Antillean Gulden - 1970 Cyprus: 1 Cyprian Pound - 2004 Czech Republic: 5 Czech Koruna - 1961 Denmark: Djibouti: 1,000 Djiboutian Francs - 1979 Dominican Republic: 20 Dominican Republic Pesos - 2010 East Timor: 20 Timor Escudos - 1967 Ecuador: 5 Ecuadoran Sucres - 1988 Egypt: 50 Egyptian Piastres - 2008 El Salvador: Eritrea: 1 Eritrean Nafka - 1997 Estonia: 2 Estonian Krooni - 2007 Ethiopia: 1 Ethiopian Birr - 2003 Falkland Islands: Faroe Islands: Fiji: 2 Fijian Dollars - 2007 Finland: 1 Finnish Markka - 1963 France: 20 French Francs - 1997 French Polynesia: The Gambia: 10 Gambian Dalasis - 2006 Georgia: 1 Georgian Laris - 1993 Germany: Ghana: 1 Ghana Cedi - 2010 Gibraltar: Greece: 100 Greek Drachmai - 1978 Guatemala: 1 Guatemalan Quetzal - 2008 Guernsey: 1 Guernsey Pound - 1991 Guinea: 100 Guinean Francs - 1998 Guinea-Bissau: 100 Guinea-Bissauan Pesos - 1990 Guyana: 20 Guyanese Dollars - 1996 Haiti: 1 Haitian Gourde - 1989 Honduras: 2 Honduran Lempiras - 2008 Hong Kong: 10 Hong Kong Dollars - 2007 Hungary: 200 Hungarian Forint - 2005 Iceland: 10 Icelandic Kronur - 1961 India: 5 Indian Rupees - 2010 Indonesia: 10 Indonesian Sen - 1964 Iran: 500 Iranian Rials - 1980 + Iraq: 50 Iraqi Dinars - Ireland: Isle of Man: Israel: 50 Israeli Shekels - 1978 Italy: 1,000 Italian Lire - 1990 Jamaica: 50 Jamaican Dollars - 2010 Japan: 1 Japanese Yen - 1946 Jersey: 1 Jersey Pound - 2010 Jordan: 1 Jordanian Dinar - 2011 Kazakhstan: 3 Kazakhstani Tenge - 1993 Kenya: 5 Kenyan Shillings - 1978 Korea, North: 5 North Korean Won - 2002 Korea, South: 1,000 South Korean Won - 2007 Kosovo/Yugoslavia: 20 Yugoslavian Dinar - 1978 Kuwait: 1 Kuwaiti Dinar - 1991 Kyrgyzstan: 1 Kyrgyzstani Som - 1999 Laos: 500 Lao Kip - 1988 Latvia: 2 Latvian Rubles - 1992 Lebanon: 500 Lebanese Livres - 1988 Lesotho: 5 Lesotho Loti - 1989 Liberia: 5 Liberian Dollars - 2009 Libya: ¼ Libyan Dinar - 2002 Liechtenstein: Lithuania: 0.2 Lithuanian Talonas - 1991 Luxembourg: 50 Luxembourg Francs - Macau: 10 Macanese Pataca - 2005 Macedonia: 10 Macedonian Denari - 2008 Madagascar: 100 Malagasy Ariary - 2004 Malawi: 5 Malawian Kwacha - 1997 Malaysia: 1 Malaysian Ringgit - 1998 Maldives: 20 Maldivian Rufiyaa - 2008 Malta: Mauritania: 100 Mauritanian Ouguiya - 2008 Mauritius: 25 Mauritian Rupees - 2009 Mexico: 100 Mexican Pesos - 1982 Moldova: 1 Moldovan Leu - 2006 Mongolia: 5 Mongolian Tugrik - 2005 Montenegro: Morocco: 20 Moroccan Dirhams - 2005 Mozambique: 100 Mozambican Meticals - 1989 Nagorno-Karabakh Republic: 2 Nagorno-Karabakh Drams - 2004 Namibia: 10 Namibian Dollars - 2001 Nepal: 2 Nepalese Rupees - 1981 + 5 Nepalese Rupees - 2010 Netherlands: New Zealand: Nicaragua: 10 Nicaraguan Córdoba - 2009 Nigeria: 5 Nigerian Naira - 2009 Norway: Oman: 100 Omani Baisa - 1995 Pakistan: 5 Pakistani Rupees - 2010 Panama: Papua New Guinea: 2 Papua New Guinean Kina - 2007 Paraguay: 1,000 Paraguayan Guaranís - 2005 Peru: 10 Peruvian Inti - 1986 Philippines: 2 Philippine Peso - Early 1970’s Poland: 100 Polish Zloty - 1988 Portugal: Qatar: 1 Qatari Rial - 2008 Romania: 1,000 Romanian Lei - 1998 Russia/USSR: 1 Russian Ruble - 1991 Russia/USSR: 10/50 Russian MMM Pyramids - Rwanda: 100 Rwandan Francs - 2003 Saint Helena: Samoa: 5 Samoan Tala - 2008 Sao Tome & Principe (St Thomas & Prince): 500 St. Thomas & Prince Dobras - 1989 Saudi Arabia: 1 Saudi Arabian Riyal - 2007 Serbia: 10 Serbian Dinar - 2006 Seychelles: 10 Seychellois Rupees - 1998 Sierra Leone: 1,000 Sierra Leonean Leone - 2010 Singapore: 1 Singapore Dollar - 1987 Slovakia: 20 Slovakian Korun - 2006 Slovenia: 1 Slovenian Tolajav - 1990 Solomon Islands: 2 Solomon Island Dollars - 2011 Somalia: 50 Somali Shillings - 1991 Somaliland: 5 Somaliland Shillings - 1994 South Africa: 10 South African Rand - 2009 Spain: 100 Spanish Pesetas - 1970 South Sudan: 1 South Sudanese Pound - 2011 Sri Lanka: 10 Sri Lankan Rupee - 2005 Sudan: 25 Sudanese Piastres - 1987 Suriname: 100 Surinamese Gulden - 1986 Swaziland: 10 Swazi lilangeni - 2006 Sweden: 20 Swedish Kronur - 1991+ Switzerland: Syria: 5 Syrian Pounds - 1991 Taiwan: 0.5 Taiwan Dollars - 1949 Tajikistan: 5 Tajikistani Rubles - 1994 Tanzania: 500 Tanzanian Shillings - 2004 Thailand: 20 Thai Baht - Tonga: 1 Tongan Dollar - 1995 Transnistria: 1, 5, & 10 Transnistrian Rubles - 1994 Trinidad & Tobago: 1 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar - 2006 Tunisia: Turkey: 10 Turkish Liars - 1970 Turkmenistan: 100 Turkmenistani Manat - 2005 Uganda: 50 Ugandan Shillings - 1997 Ukraine: 1 Ukrainian Karbovanet - 1991 United Arab Emirates: 5 United Arab Emirate Dihrams - 2007 United Kingdom: United States: 2 United State Dollars - 2003 Uruguay: 200 Uruguayan Pesos - 1989 Uzbekistan: 5 & 1 Uzbekistani Som - 1994 Vanuatu: 200 Vanuatu Vatu - 2007 Venezuela: 2 Venezuelan Bolivares - 2007 Vietnam: 200 Vietnamese Dong - 1987 Yemen: 10 Yemeni Rials - 1990 Zambia: 50 Zambian Kwacha - 1988 Zambia: 50 Zambian Kwacha - 1988 Zambia: 100 Zambian Kwacha - 1988 Zimbabwe: 500 Zimbabwean Dollars - 2006

[@MrMilleno]

Beautiful,thank you for sharing.

[@subodhshrestha6462]

Nice collection bro,... liked it too much. I wonder from where did u get so much currencies collected, i too collect currency but have just collected 31 countries currency so far. Good to see our country currency Rs. 2 and Rs. 5.

[@NathanOnepiece]

thanks for the replay xP

[@mrmadden3934]

Where did you get Antarctican banknote?

[@petruscvrl]

6:04 Did anyone noticed that 10 trillion dollar banknote?

[@magistersaan]

In WW2 the Hungarian pengő was so bad that there were 1 billion "bil-pengős". That basically meant 1 sextillion or 10^21 (1000000000000000000000) pengő.

[@reecewheels]

Its a 10 Trillion Zim Dollar from Zimbabwe

[@mikmarilynmusika]

where did you get that album???

[@rodolemma]

i have collected 50 plus countries banknotes so far, and I have been collecting it from last year. I am very much impressed with your collections. did you all get from online purchase?

[@goldenboy8769]

ambika rai I think he bought it because, the notes are crispy clean and they don't look used at all

[@Bournefort]

Yeah. I bought the vast majority of them online. A few are from neighbors and relatives who traveled overseas and got the banknotes from their respective countries.

[@xenoproductions5101]

Bournefort i love how happy you seem

[@aniketkulal7263]

Bournefort can you suggest me any one link

[@aniketkulal7263]

From were you brought a collection...

[@vinay21ify]

Hi Mate.!!! Owsum collections respect..... Even I have similar collections, But I would like to ask you whether these BCW 3 pocket sheet is good for storage bank notes or not. Since I have bought few days back 4 pocket BCW sheet recently to my notice I have captured that bank notes get BEND/FOLD. U can observe it when you take out Banknotes from BCW pockets. Just wanna know have you experience such thing. Brotha Suggest me any good Currency storage sheet.. Thanks in advance... vinay

[@Bournefort]

I noticed that some of my banknotes do get curves in them. Some of them are slightly wavy. If you wanted to keep your banknotes in perefect condition you could buy hard plastic pages. They would cost more and would be much heavier though. I read a review that said "Lighthouse Vario 3C" currency pages are very durable and high quality. Type that into eBay or Amazon and you can find them. They are not hard plastic but they are made in Germany. I haven't tried them myself so I can't give you my personal opinion.

[@vinay21ify]

Thanks Mate..!!! Keep posting your videos :-)

[@Bournefort]

Yeah, I always buy mine on eBay and Amazon. Just type in: Currency Storage Pages or Plastic currency holders. I put a link in the description to the exact ones that I buy on Amazon.They come in all sorts of different sizes though.

[@GICHWS123]

Yep I saw Belize Central America, nice collection.

[@haneefabeera]

180 currencies The United Nations currently recognizes 180 currencies that are used in 195 countries across the world. The United States dollar is a popular currency, and about 66 countries either peg their currency to the US dollar or use it as their currency.Jun 28, 2018

[@richscollection652]

Amazing collection, sir.. I wonder how u collect all of that sir? Through buying online or when u travel to different countries? Coz , im just a beginner coin and paper notes collector, if u dont mind sir, I want to get an idea from u, .. Tnx a lot, Im from the Philippines.

[@asdfgme]

Great collection .... I also have banknotes...but I don't have album...pls tell me where to buy... ( Link if possible)...thanks.. :-)

[@Bournefort]

+asdfgme I purchased the blue leather one from Amazon. Just search for "leather binder" or "faux leather binder". They should be around $10. The black one is just a normal 3-ring binder from school. Office Max or Office depot also have a good variety if you would like to see them in-person.

[@ceno93]

Nice collection bro..keep it up

[@Gabriel26963]

Very nice collection, I have 60+ countries, a long way to go yet, an advice, for your collection to look better, order your banknotes by country and by series, it will look nicer :)

[@Bournefort]

Thanks! Having the full collections of each series would be nice but it takes money and time :)

[@vinzlinardobnimaga7204]

do you have a philippine peso and thai baht??

[@yaggikjalan]

Where did you get most of them from???

[@junaidmarwan3726]

From where did you buy this currency sleeves? And which brand??

[@Bournefort]

See description

[@Bournefort]

Nice find! You should put up a video and show them.

[@delbinjohn]

Hi let me know where did u purchase this album

[@Bournefort]

I got most of my banknotes from eBay, with a few from some local places and friends. If you are asking about the binder that holds them all, I bought that on Amazon. Just type in leather 3-ring binder.

[@Vicky-Mistry]

Wow.. Your Collections are amazing mate ..Even I started collecting it but have only 2/3 .. 😛 Im inspired by you ..🙂

[@Bournefort]

Thank you for showing support! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Most of my collection is small banknotes from each country but I would love to expand the collection to larger banknotes someday. I would recommend the _Standard Catalog of World Paper Money_ . It is a useful resource to see every banknote in the world.

[@tyson00001]

Hi, how did you manage to do this?! Can you give me some tips and tricks please?

[@Bournefort]

Time and patience! :) Most of my banknotes come from online sellers. Also, I became friends with a lot of foreign classmates when I was in college and they gave me lots of banknotes (Cambodia, India, Laos, Pakistan, China, Mexico, Canada, plus many more). Also, anytime my family or friends take vacations, I ask them to bring banknotes back with them. Someday I would love to travel and collect more myself!

[@Bournefort]

I get most of mine on eBay. It isn't the most cost efficient way to get a collection due to shipping and seller charges but it seems like the easiest for me since I don't know of any currency exchange places for uncirculated banknotes.

[@link3rd]

im looking to get something exactly like this. I see that there's guys on ebay that sell the UNC notes. I'm really considering buying 100 different notes from 100 different countries and that should get me halfway there. I was always interested in stuff like this, but didn't really know what i wanted till i saw this video. What would you recommend? I can source the other 100 manually from banks and other sellers on ebay. getting a collection like this is a lot of work IMHO. where did you get your notes from? I was also checking the bank im with and they got a couple. Please let me know. thanks for sharing

[@Bournefort]

I think it is a really fun hobby! I have learned so much about the world from doing research on each banknote that I get. eBay is a great source. About 75% of my current collection came from eBay. I would start with cheaper banknotes (one from each country) to get a "base" established haha. From there, start expanding on your favorite countries and get the whole range of banknotes. Remember that there is no rush to get every country. You can build your collection over years, even decades. In the end, it is about what you enjoy and what kind of a collection you are going for. Good luck with your collection. You should upload a video after it is started. I always like comparing what others have to see the variety of banknotes out there!

[@craiges3478]

Hi I checked the link: It's 20 pages and each page holds 3 banknote, So I can store my 60 banknotes, Right ?

[@Bournefort]

Correct. There are 3 openings per page, just like in the video.

[@kiradm1]

hi im just wondering isit possible to get all the notes just from the money changer in our own countries itself?

[@kamuzu]

Idiot.

[@justamazing183]

do u still have the antartca money

[@bmw67_prmr]

Although Croatian currency (kuna) is rather old, its awesome to see it in your collection. Awesome video.

[@Bournefort]

+Dado Thanks! I hope to get newer and more modern kuna banknotes soon.

[@rendazg]

Davor na kojoj minuti?

[@ianbinupaul]

Nice and focused collection... Not easy to focus on 1 currency each of 1 country. I am a victim there and have got around 450 currencies from around 180 countries. :) But, I am happy as I love collecting variety

[@Bournefort]

Thanks, do you have a collection of your own?

[@wereldspeler8999]

Do you have Bulgarian lev ?

[@kamuzu]

Dont be so blind, he has 20 Lev at 1:04

[@astroassurance]

my son has a currency which has a name 'jugoslavije' do you know which country is that

[@Bournefort]

+irfan syed That is the Yugoslavia currency. I don't think it is used anymore because Yugoslavia was broken up into many smaller countries which have their own currencies now.

[@chihirofujisaki6807]

@3:41 Mexican banknote $100 pesos bill

[@shuponahmed]

ur collection is very nice. nice to see that u have a small banknote of Bangladesh (two taka) in your album!

[@Bournefort]

Thanks! Most of my banknotes are pretty small denominations but I still find it cool to own such a wide variety.

[@indranilsarkar6834]

Just fantastic awesome

[@kadiejackson8191]

You have Jamaican money, finally someone who collected it

[@PaulTanTV]

What brand of binder holders are those?

[@Bournefort]

I have a link to the pages in the description. They are listed under Amazon.com from the brand BCW.

[@PaulTanTV]

Thank you.

[@deboi525]

Why didn’t you explain where each currency was from

[@cactusinthedesert2103]

They don't even make one dollar Canadian bills anymore. I've never seen one so that was really interesting!

[@classiclistener01]

A+ Excellent video! Thank you for posting! :) Besides Chess and detailed model building, I really thought that people who collect coins, banknotes, and, stamps, would show some class and see these as hobbies to learn from and help and praise one another, and, not to criticize - I was wrong! :( Besides coins and stamps, I have a huge collection of banknotes I've been collecting since the 1970s. This guy has a small banknote collection - but, he has many banknotes I don't have, whereas I have many he doesn't have. MY POINT - "Learn from each other!" This is a hobby to make friends, share ideas, and, have a lot of fun...not to criticize one another. If you're here to make fun or a 'joke' of novelty banknotes which for some places are all that's available - don't go away mad, just go away! Some exciting places like Antarctica; The North Pole; TV Shows; movies; The Solar System; Wildlife; The Oceans; etc...are also included as novelties in this banknote hobby. If you don't like it, ignore it, and, go away! I'm not an authority on this, I just love it! I'm simply a hobbyist who dislikes negative comments towards people who collect. As far as negative commenters go, do any of you have ultra-rare banknotes from Dubai; Italian Somaliland; The Danish West Indies; Montenegro; German Southwest Africa; German East Africa; Zanzibar; etc? If you don't, ask some intelligent questions! If not, don't go away mad, just go away!

[@asctrinidad313]

Hi one of your notes is unnamed and it's actually a bill from the Philippines! It's the one above Poland :)

[@Bournefort]

Thanks for noticing, I have labelled all of my bankotes since I uploaded this video. I even got some of the new Phillipine banknotes!

[@Hussam834]

Do you have Ugand's note?

[@Bournefort]

I only have one of them. At 5:43, you can see the 50 Shilling banknote. I will have to get more in the future.

[@kamuzu]

Blind idiot, watch the video.

[@snehsinghal5496]

How many currency you have

[@r.c.pproductions1108]

I'm also collecting notes and coins of other country I started 6 months ago but I had only qatar us australia Japan Egypt china but coins I had more than 50 countries

[@dellrugby]

Does anyone know of a free software to track your paper currency standing? I collect bills each month like the 500 Euro, or what ever i can get my hands on and I would like to track their value if possible against their dollar. I have Iranian, Iraqi, Egyptian, Indian, Swiss and Philippines bills too, and always looking for other currencies for my collection.

[@Bournefort]

Thai Baht at 5:24 and Philippines at 4:27

[@astroassurance]

how did you got antartica -_-

[@Bournefort]

+irfan syed The Antarctica dollar is funny haha. You can't really spend it anywhere. It is mostly just a collector's bill. But it can be exchanged for $1 USD at the Antarctica Overseas Exchange Office. Here is the Wikipedia page on it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarctican_dollar

[@worldcurrency4191]

Nice Notes! I collect some myself! I subbed.

[@Kszzz55]

Do you have Irish money 💴

[@panisnagatas1487]

Is there Philippines?

[@DarkestKnightRises]

4:27 right page. Old 2 peso bill

[@NathanOnepiece]

Hey dude i have question where do you buy those plastic thing , xD i wish i had one , if you know where to buy it online can you tell me plz ?

[@CometDestroyers3]

how many banknotes do you have i only have 90

[@Gnova21]

If you wanted to find out how much all your collection was worth what are some places you would go look or find out from?

[@Bournefort]

Not sure. To get a really rough idea you can compare your banknotes to the ones for sale online and add up the total.

[@sagar1307]

wow... how did u collect all these mahn!!

[@Bournefort]

I bought most of them online and got a few from friends. I wish I had traveled to all of these countries and found them in person! That would be much more fun and interesting :)

[@surekhssood3394]

I want to know the value of 1943 5 franc note

[@sadmansahariar1261]

I want to buy this book what is the price of this book

[@Bournefort]

Not for sale. Sorry! I enjoy collecting them too much to sell.

[@Bournefort]

It's not for sale but thanks for the offer!

[@Victor_CoverMusic]

Симпатичная коллекция! Хотя, на половину её я не стал бы тратиться. Но это дело вкуса. Спасибо за обзор!

[@ernestoesposito4187]

that's a good collection. how many times do you collect it ? i don't know if i write good because i'm italian

[@Bournefort]

Thank you, I appreciate it. Collecting currency is a fun hobby. I enjoy researching the currency and looking into the history of each country as I go. It took me about two years to collect all of the banknotes in this video. I need to get more Italian lira though! hahaha

[@Baptistina]

that's a great collection. where are you from? if you want, I can send you the actual currency from Mexico. it's really beautiful.

[@declandunn3648]

where was australian?

[@kamuzu]

Blind idiot......3rd page

[@lakshmisujana3095]

will you sell them sir

[@Bournefort]

sanvi enjeti Not a chance. 😉

[@damianwil]

Whats the music

[@Bournefort]

It was either one of KZbin's default song tracks that you choose when uploading a video or a default song on the iMovie app which I used to upload the video. I can't remember which.

[@pelibeatzinternational8553]

nice collection.I see your still missing a few I've got.

[@Bournefort]

Thanks! Which banknotes do you collect?

[@pelibeatzinternational8553]

Hey.I collect pretty much anything that as age on it,I got a Trinidad and Tobago 1964 five dollar and the one dollar as well, all the old Jamaican coins and paper money,few pounds,and india money,just to name a few.

[@adamjeremie7166]

3:41 Yay my country is included! :D (My country is Mauritius, it is the middle right node)

[@Bournefort]

Very cool! Have you lived in Mauritius your whole life? It must be beautiful living on the ocean. (I am from Minnesota, USA so I don't see the oceans very often!)

[@adamjeremie7166]

Bournefort i was born in Mauritius, their are beautiful beaches there

[@Bournefort]

I am up to 281 banknotes. I have been getting more from European countries lately.

[@luvsukhani9777]

u sold me your collection tell me plz.

[@connortrainor7107]

How much I would love to have that old paper $1 Australian, shame we only have $1 Coins now and plastic notes.

[@r.c.pproductions1108]

bro which Indian 5 rupees u have know that note is banned 6 or 7 years ago only now only they are 5 rupees coin

[@rakhisaha4644]

Iam also collecting very very old coins and notes I have 84 coins and 21 notes these are very old and I like your collection

[@CometDestroyers3]

yah i might i aslo have about 200 300 coins also why did you buy the antartica money even though the continent of antartica has no real currency

[@Virsho]

is there gel?????

[@kamuzu]

Blind idiot, look at 2:01

[@DNYDrum]

You got Thailand old 20 bath there, that one still on circulating along with the newer one, soon next 2 year that one will be uncirculate.

[@Bournefort]

Then the uncirculated banknote will be more rare. Do you live in Thailand?

[@DNYDrum]

Yep I live in Thailand.

[@maximos0g]

Nice collection, but i see that you dont care to have a full set of each series

[@Bournefort]

Спасибо за обратную связь!

[@cristianeliebert7204]

Tenho muitas banknotas do Brasil repetidas para trocar.

[@dystopian007]

Wow I only have 6 from different countries, that is a lot!

[@Bournefort]

That is awesome. I love learning about each country when I research the banknotes. Which banknotes/countries do you have?

[@Bournefort]

Haha the newer ones are pretty cool.

[@mhmmhm8820]

Where’s Australia someone give the time of the video of where it is thanks

[@Bournefort]

It is an older banknote at the top of the right page at 0:32

[@mhmmhm8820]

Bournefort thanksss

[@Bournefort]

@@mhmmhm8820 I have some of the newer Australian banknotes but I haven't made a new video to show them. Are you Australian?

[@mhmmhm8820]

Bournefort yes I am Australian

[@CarlenAMVs]

Bro can u give me ur extra notes?

[@Lornasloveofcreation]

I love your collection dude ! Trinidad and Tobago got a 50 dollar bill recently it would be nice if you can get it we only got it in 2013 /2012

[@Bournefort]

Wow, I just read an article about that after I saw your comment. That looks like a good banknote to add to my collection! :) www.trinidadexpress.com/news/The_return__of_the__50_bill-163367646.html

[@lukeshaver1149]

ambika rai I'd love to see your collection!

[@tuvshe]

3:45 Mongolia 5 tugrik

[@intodust041]

Hey mate, your collection is awesome, but I noticed that Croatian Kuna is missing :)

[@kamuzu]

Blind idiot, 100,000K at 1:28

[@matejvukanovic4877]

@kamuzu you are an idiot thats not kuna