I think euros are pretty cool. The banknotes and the coins.
All the banknotes have a different style of architecture printed on them from different time periods and regions, so it's pretty interesting.
Usually, but not always. Right now they are both pretty well on par with eachother, before the recession, american dollars were usually worth about 1.08 canadian dollars, during the recession, it fell as low as 1 american=.8 canadian, if I'm not mistaken. So it can fluxuate a lot, but usually not in short time spans.
It's actually been changing by small amounts on a daily basis. I remember about a month ago, I checked the exchange rates, and .98 USD was about 1 CAD, and then about 3 days later, it was pretty much the opposite.
Any money is more exciting than American money.
American money: it's green and has a dead guy on it. Other money: it actually has color and artistic design.
But wait! The 20 has PEACH on it now. That's right, PEACH.
Isn't the $5 purple now, too?
Hong Kong Dollars are my personal favorite. They even have little holographic images!
Canadian money is going to be getting holographic maple leafs based on nano technology.
Well then, it seems as if the Hong Kong Dollar's going to have some compitition . . .
Canadian money has monograms presently.
Yeah, but they aren't very appealing, they kinda look like foil strips on the sides, and the new ones are way cooler.
Its colorful so you can tell which bill it is. When Im in the states it takes me a while.
I was there this week christmas shopping and it took me five minutes to pay each time because I had to search through my money to find certain bills.
Australian money is even cooler. Plastic currency ftw!
Our new currency is plastic too now
"What few Canadians will know, however, is that the polypropylene substrate is manufactured by an Australian company. "
I'm a Canadian too, but still, Australia seems pretty cool right now.
Beat me to it.
I think euros are pretty cool. The banknotes and the coins.
All the banknotes have a different style of architecture printed on them from different time periods and regions, so it's pretty interesting.
"You've got kids playing hockey on the back, it's like you're asking people to make fun of you."
Gah. Beat me to it. :/
The US dollar is worth a little more, (not much, but a little). So it all evens out.
well that means that if you have $100 canadian dollars and go to america you get $105 american dollars or something like that so go canadians yeayuhhh
Other way around.
well i went to new york in may and that's how it was i guess it changed since then
When I went to Canada it was opposite. I'm confused now. Maybe it's changed since I went. Your visit was more recent.
Do any of you realize that the exchange rate changes every day?
What's worth more usually stays the same, though. Right?
Usually, but not always. Right now they are both pretty well on par with eachother, before the recession, american dollars were usually worth about 1.08 canadian dollars, during the recession, it fell as low as 1 american=.8 canadian, if I'm not mistaken. So it can fluxuate a lot, but usually not in short time spans.
It's actually been changing by small amounts on a daily basis. I remember about a month ago, I checked the exchange rates, and .98 USD was about 1 CAD, and then about 3 days later, it was pretty much the opposite.
Yeah, but 95% of the time USD is worth more.
i know but usually whatever is worth more or less is constant
Not in these times little ignoramous
It's very colourful and plus the 100 dollar bill is plastic now
My absolute favorite is the Franc! The Swiss always make good stuff:D