Why Does Europe Have Zero Euro Banknotes?
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Why Does Europe Have Zero Euro Banknotes? We travel Europe through its banknotes, exploring the landmarks of France, Monaco, Andorra, Spain, Portugal, the UK, Ireland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Austria.
Instagram: @halfasleepchris
Part Two: ua-cam.com/video/i_6yobZpSns/v-deo.html
Thanks Chris
Europe doesn't have 0 euro banknotes, some private company makes them and makes real money off them.
No idea why you promote this pseudo-numismatic crap
wrong map buddy,Kosovo is a part of Serbia !
Thanks
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"Aren't these banknotes literally worth zero euro?"
Collectors: Yesn't
not really they are one of a kind so some are worth a few euros
ayjzert gamer *thats the joke*
They are around 5€
@@ayjzertgamer4594 r/whooosh
@@aapor2921 r/woooosh
And you better not respond with
“r/ihavereddit”
They have zero Euro notes so they can pay when they go to the doctor's office.
Facts
Iol
And that's on not leaving people to die😤😂🙃
American be like:
Doctor: Alright! Your all fixed up! The bullets' out!
Me: uh oh.. my wallet is empty..
Doctor: *BANG*
👌
There seem to be a lot of comments claiming I don't answer the question in the title - I do, a whole minute into the video... 1:02 "These are souvenir notes, originally intended to promote tourism but which have since evolved into an encyclopaedia of the continent and beyond".
I think you answered it clearly. Thanks Chris. Good video.....
Some people are dumb, ignore them. Loved the video!
just saved me 9 min of my live!
Thanks. The whole video is very interesting, though.
People are ridiculous
In short: They are used as souvenirs that you purchase. Depending on where you buy it, it displays the location of which you were located when you bought it.
So an environmental and fincancial waste and a financial scam all in 1
Sounds like Europe encapsulated
@@seetheanimal5867 you're acting like these aren't just as good of a souvenir as a postcard, or something; and it's not a fuckin scam, it literally says 0 euros on the note, nobody is gonna be fooled into thinking these have actual face value as a banknote
@@seetheanimal5867 it's just a souvenir (it is a scam if you consider all souvenir to be one)
Thank you, I didnt understand from H-AC what their purpose was.
I live in the Eurozone and I've haven't heard about this until now.
Same
Same. It seems they are aimed at tourists not locals!
Yeah I still don't believe these are a thing. Or at least in no way "official". I'm Finnish and have never heard of these before.
Same
Same, I’ve never seen them until now
I'm from a Eurozone country and this is literally the first time I've heard of such Euro banknotes.
It’s just a souvenir, nothing more
I have only heard of special coins that can be used for buying things, but not 0 Euro banknotes.
Yeah uh, same
Same
I had a dream about a 3 euro coin when I was little lol
"How much would you like to donate sir?"
*Hands over zero euro banknote*
"Here, keep the change."
lmaoo
If it is a Marineland Zero Euro, that would be a good donation.
Lmao
Aysf
U sf
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why would someone get change from a donation
@@thewizard1152 Oh you'd be surprised how often it happens.
In the past, an alternative to this has been using legal currency coins in machines that transform them into souvenir coins with no currency value. This has the effect of destroying some small amount of currency which can be problematic. Issuing zero value currency in local patterns as souvenirs not only dodges this problem, it adds a source of profit to slightly offset currency production costs in general.
It's not only problematic, but also in most countries is ilegal, as it is ilegal to deface money
In Australia, it's quite common for the souvenir coin pressing machines to use US pennies instead of blank copper discs. Put in your $2s, and watch the machine deface foreign currencies
There are souvenir money with real value. Say, the same £1 but looking fancy. You don’t need to invent a wheel to solve this problem.
Here in Estonia it's like this. You insert 2€ coin and 5 cents to the machine. 2€ is a fee and the 5 cents will be pressed into souvenir coin by rotating the handle mechanically changing the shape and size of the 5 cents.
We have quite a lot of the coin pressing machines in the UK
Imagine robbing a bank then opening all the bags they're filled with 0 Euro notes.
"Well then... Time to call the collectors."
Don't worry it cost 3 euro for 0 note
Karma
The best troll done
I guess they make sense now
Decoys
“You don’t owe me anything!”
Ah ok take this.
lol
That would actually be really hilarious.
.
I'd take a Marlineland one, thank you 😆.
When you realize this entire video makes no sense because "europe" is a continent.
I guess you can call it a *ZEURO.*
This will have lots of likes in future
Pog
😂😂
This is underrated
They're actually called Neuro's.
This reminds me of a thing we have in the USA and Canada called "squished pennies". Its a legal defacing of federal money for the purpose of printing a landmark or touristic attraction onto a penny by replacing its 1¢ value with artwork. You insert your penny at a tourist destination and it crushes the copper into a blank canvas that can have a design printed on it. This seems very similar but ours aren't government issued.
We have the exact same thing in Europe as well.
@@YouLilalas Oh, huh. Interesting.
Turn money in to "art".... Sounds like an old school NFT
Not legal in Canada. Also, not copper. Unless the penny was like 50+ years old.
Same thing here in México
Currency coverter:
Zero Euro = 10000000 Venezuelan Bolivars
"How much is that worth in Zimbabwe Dollars?"
"I don't know, my currency converter doesn't go that high." :)
You realize that this country is attacked economically because the didn't accept a 2% tax rate and 3% income rate on their own oil? It's the oil of Venezula but Shell and others go to their government crying when they have to pay.
10000000 Bolivars = 2 slices of bread 🍞
@@GamingProspector84 ...and tomorrow, only one slice.
Carlitox b LOL!!, that’s actually pretty damn funny!
"Whoah, this is... Worthless!" "It's less than worthless, my boy!"
Gravity falls reference.
I live(I was born)in Europe,maybe in the part of it I'm in there isn't but we have no 0 Eur Banknotes..I have never heard about them either 😕
Quentin trembly the third?
no, it's exactly worthless
@@Budder136 He won by a landslide!!
Title: *Why does Europe have zero Euro bank notes?*
Me, a European: “We have zero Euro bank notes?
i've never heard about it either
are they ever used? (no i didn't watch the video)
@@isoldmysoultohetaliaandnow6271 they're souvenir notes so different countries can have their landmarks on notes
Another european: No, we don't have euro bank notes with Zero Value!
These are NOT Banknotes! They are souvenirs for Tourist and have nothing to do with bank notes!
If you want to do something with real Euro Bank Notes use the cool website eurobilltracker.com where you can enter the notes you have(had) in your possession and track them! ;-)
Truee, didn’t know about that either, as an European too
Same
I'm 53, and I remember the old national currencies. I'm all for the EU, but I miss the great variety of different notes and coins.
"I'm all for the EU"
You're part of the problem.
@@Antarctide Aww, another frustrated Eurosceptic, lol.
@@Antarctide YOU are part of the problem if you think the EU is a bad idea and letting European countries face empires like the US and China alone is a good one
"Woohoo, such an old man. He remembers national currencies." It was 20 years ago. Not 200. I'm a teenager and I remember them.
P.S. I'm in the EU and every country I've ever lived in still has national currencies. I know euro only from TV.
What do you want as a present?
"Ah just nothing!"
Allright, here you go.
I will be the happiest man of the world because they don't bought me new clothes or shoes (who cares about clothes or shoes)
I would love it
@@2tto.C ahhh, yes, imagine having something to wear on your body and feet 🤔
@@pvshka yes! imagine having them.
Fun fact: An architect in the Netherlands built bridges in a town called Spijkenisse that look exactly like the (supposed to be) fictional bridges on modern Euro notes, making them no longer fictional.
i am dutch to
@@josha6118 Congratluations!
If it ain’t dutch it ain’t my much
bet that guy did that out of spite
@@noxtrin1878 lmao
Imagine half asleep chris gets robbed, and the robber is like:
Okay, here we have *0 euro*
*visible confusion*
ffs hahahahaha
Thanks for the heart
got*
Sandy Katz I’m so sorry that i made a spelling mistake, I totally forgot that the youtube comment section is a spelling competition.
@@felix0003 rip heart
we have really large 5 euro coins as well. Like as big as a medal. They are made in small quantities, mostly for collectors i think, but as far as i'm aware they do actually have a 5 euro value and you could theoretically pay with it in a store.
We? Me and you?
When you've lived in Europe for your entire life and have never heard of this
same here in Latvia, i have never heard of this
+1
@@DrPP-zy8cd I'm from Latvia too lol
@@MrNyathi1 as a non-tourist traveller, you're welcome in Serbia. not that we don't like tourists, but you'll get the most of your stay with the right attitude. we're pretty hot destination anyway, due to having a very different, open and inviting culture (unlike the most of the Europe, I hate to say), handsome people, and beautiful lands, so if we could choose (obviously we can't, but I wish), I feel that your mentality, in general, should be rewarded, and it's certainly better for us in the long run. so, if you ever consider Balkan peninsula as your next destination, welcome!
Im french and i never heard about that xD
Thats smart this banknote is immune to inflation
It's all until someone force air into the note to literally inflate it
@@honestwong8942 :O
I didn't think of that
@@honestwong8942 They thought ahead and perforated them!
Maybe Erdogan should couple the lira to the 0 euro standard.
wait till a shop only accepts 0 euro bank note with certain picture worth different value
There are also authentic false bank notes (it's written on the note itself) printed by the national banks. These are used to test run ATMs. There only sold to ATM companies, I saw them while auditing (for QC) several of these companies. Makes sense, but it's a bit strange to see an authentic false note.
That's really interesting, I had no idea. I'm gonna look into getting one
Imagine dividing by 0€
"is it fake money?"
"Yesn't"
Why don't they just use real money for tests?
@@OllieWales because they're real money, and i don't think you can use real money with the risk of it getting destroyed, so instead they're using testing money because they're not currency but an item
Imagine spending 3 pounds to get 0 euros 💀💀💀💀💀
Weirdly enough, it's not the worst financial decision to occur in this bizarre world, far from it. I'd say it's among the most tamed transactions of those kinds.
I see this comment is from 2 years ago but have you ever checked how much they’re worth now? That 3 pound investment (which was actually 3 euros) is now worth far more as a Collectable!
@@apemancommeth8087your missing the point the aquarium one the 0 euro note would not be that valuable but because you can’t get the notes anymore so it’s a very valuable item.
On the Euro coins, one side is the "common side" which is on every coin, and the other side is the "national side" which each country's central bank can put whatever they want on the coins they mint. The German coins have the Federal Eagle, the Irish coins have the Celtic Harp, the Spanish coins have the King of Spain. You can spend them in any country regardless of what country they're from. It would've been nice if they'd done the same with the notes, one side common, and the other side national, rather than having them universal.
Yes ! As kids my brother and I would look at which countries our coins were from, and establish who had the coolest coins depending on how far or exotic the countries were (for French kids like us, 1€ from Cyprus was infinitely more valuable than 1€ from France). I still like to look at my coins today and imagine how they could've come to me all the way from Slovakia or Finland.
well, fake coins aren't really a thing. handing several thousand euros in coins quickly becomes a problem...
@@user-qn9ku2fl2b This isn't actually true, Britain not to long ago completely redesigned their pound coin partly due to the number of counterfeits in circulation.
They also make special edition ones, where thz back is redesigned for some occasion, commemoration or such
Yes at least do it for the 1 euro bills
Now if white collar criminals starts to use briefcases full of counterfeit 1 euro notes then we have free movie material.
Cahsier: your total is $0.00
" *oh shoot, I dont have 0 dollars* "
Haha
Dollars?😂
Yes but you have 0 euro.😂
Europeans at the doctor's office be like:
@@27ratsinatrenchcoat90 Americans: we have freedom
Europeans: we have *free healthcare*
As an European, this is the first time I ever heard of this banknotes.
Same
Same
Same.
Same, I still don’t believe they’re official in any way
Same
Haha, I had no clue why EU has a zero-Euro note, so I watched, got the explanation, but was entertained and continued watching. Then I suddenly learned that Norway has a EU note. I'm gonna win so many free beers from this knowledge. Thank you! :)
😂
me too...... tht zero note is worth money.....lol
*Guy:* so how much?
*Shopkeeper:* ah... that's for nothing
*Guy:* here's your nothing
@Pnz 1
that's "priceless" mate
@Pnz 1
Ahaha
@Pnz 1
I'm a reddit user so it feels incomplete if i don't do that.
1:24: /€0 for €3/
My brain: This has been the worst trade deal in the history of trade deals, maybe ever
Pay for free 😂
Selling one dollar coins for one dollar... Maybe?
Lol
Reverse comunism?; kkkkkkk lol...
Worse than the trade deals Trump campaigned against, like NAFTA?
The big ben "it's a mystery" bit really got me lol
Me too. Damn, it happened so long ago I almost forgot about it.
wait what happened?
KingRed31 It's when the UK decided to leave the EU. It's taken them so long it's easy to forget it started in 2016 lol
@@OsthatoAlfakyn oh yeah lol
I had to pause the video, that was just hilarious
To make it short: No, they're not official. They're not Banknotes. They're not issued by official central banks. They are just souveniers.
Thank you. What a clickbaity joke of a video.
Notes printing factory: oh no we have nothing else to do
Government: *invents 0 euro notes*
Now that is what is called job creation. lol
Actually they are busy printing the new british passport 🙄
do they ever stop printing money? I don't think so
Which is --funny enough-- worth 3 euros.
except it is not authorized by any government, just invention of private company
Cashier: "That'll be 10 euro"
Me: *pulls out 1 euro and 0 euro*
Add 100 more Zero notes and buy our galaxy
*s m r t*
BIG BRAINED MOVE.
Pay in binary. 1,0,1,0... 😀
@@5roundsrapid263 G A L A X Y . B R A I N
0:50 Fun Fact - the architecture on euro notes *was* entirely fictional, until the Dutch actually built some of it in real life (more specifically, they built the bridges on the backsides of those notes, so annoyingly none of them are shown in the frame)
That's some nerdy dick move in the world of banks!
For the construction of a residential area in Spijkenisse, an architect decided to build the bridges (all 7 from all 7 bank notes) and had the Central European Bank approval
All bridges are smaller than you could expect (~1 car wide and ~ 2m high), Tom Scott did a video about it
@@chrisrib05 GREAT SCOTT!
7:54 thank you for being in our country and im happy that you like our banknotes
The "zero" notes can be used for a many things, a pay raise, tip's for the tip jar, gift from the tooth fairy, for the "naughty kids" on the list and so on. Very useful indeed.... This is a great video and your enthusiasm shows, a nice way to share local history. Keep up the great work and thanks for posting....
I'm just imagining some kid eager to receive a fat stack of cash, and then they throw a tantrum when all of the bills are 0 euro notes
@@musicexams5258 Would love them to pay my taxes......
You forgot paying for the medical bills
"Tips for the tip jar"?
@@leonardusl5141 Also the best way to pay liberal democrats as that's all they're worth.
"Buy a 0 euro note with 3 euro sToNkS!"
Nice profilo picture♡
@@derstoffausdemderjoghurtis
thanks, and i see what you are a man of culture as well...
What a bad deal! Infinity% markup
3.. euro.. note? my sarcasm sensor is broken so i cant tell dkdkdkkdkdk
@@diesereinemensch1337 ohhhh sorry i writed "note" accidentally (im not fluent at english)
When Greece starts repaying their debts to other European countries
ayy lmao
Maybe if they stopped funding a proxy war to continue in Libya... then they’d have enough money to pay off their debt.
@Constantine Soteriou you make it sound like all Greeks are sensitive that can't take a joke...
@@jugganaut33 What do you mean?
@@jugganaut33 Greece's proxy war on Libya?
I am from India and here an NGO printed 0 notes supported by the government to fight against corruption if someone wants any price the NGO is inspired to give them this 0 notes which was printed by them this is our way to tackle corruption.
Video: *Why Does Europe Have Zero Euro Banknotes?*
Me, an European: "A *WHAT* now?"
Same
Yea same lol
When you are european and don't know these exist, yhea, that's me
Me 2...
Me 3...
Me 4...
ME 5 BUT MY COUNTRY DOESN'T EVEN USE EURO BUT WE ARE EU BUT .... AAARGGHHH
@Paulo Guilherme sou português 😅
You’d think a flood in an aquarium would be a more liberating moment.
Think some Buddhists do participate in events where animals are released into the wild? Which has caused some controversy as some of the released animals are domesticated & thus unprepared to survive in the wild
@@lzh4950 What kind of crappy place releases unprepared animals? They sure aren't professionals.
@@sendmorerum8241 The kind of crappy place that prevents the anima growing up in it's natural environment. ie anywhere with humans. Humans are so desperate to be important that they will take another living being and train it to be dependant upon them. We're animals.
0:30 - look, I dunno who designed the flag thing at the top, but 1. The Flag of Switzerland is square, and 2. When displayed in this orientation, the Flag of the United States should be oriented such that the stars are in the upper left for a majority of viewers.
Who cares but you?
I do :)
@@neo_move Ok, you got me. So how do you display the American flag in this orientation with the stars on the top left? It would be mirrored then.
@@masterofx32 and that is how it is supposed to be. Stars in the upper left. I'm ... honestly unsure what part is unclear, here.
@@seancondon5572 ok you are right. so the flag indeed needs to be mirrored to achieve that.
I'm from Europe, Portugal and I have never seen or heard about this....
I like having a mad stack of these when visiting the European strip clubs.
lmaoo
Good luck finding a strip club
Seeing the market value of these notes, I think those would be some lucky strippers.
AVOID THE STRIP CLUBS LIKE THE PLAGUE! GIVE YOUR MONEY TO THE POOR AND LESS FORTUNATE INSTEAD OF THOSE WHO COMMIT WHOREDOM, HARLOTRY AND ALL TYPES OF ABOMINATIONS!! COMMON SENSE!!! PRAY FOR THEIR CONVERSION AND RELEASE FROM THE BONDAGE OF SIN AND RELEASE FROM THE WICKED WHO HAVE ENSLAVED THESE POOR UNFORTUNATE MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN!
@@incog0956 GOOD! I HOPE THEY CLOSE DOWN ALL THE STRIP CLUBS AND BROTHELS IN EUROPE AND THE WORLD!!!
The editing has a separate fan base 🙌😎👍
Stopmotion gang
Molybd3num ye ye
I like how he presents it. It is both entertaining and informative.
Cashier: “That’ll be ten euro”
Dude: **pulls out €10 and €0**
Correction: *That'll be 10.0 euros*
Dude: pulls out €1 and €0
1 euro + 0 euro = 10 euro
@@TheSwedishHistorian thats the comment I was waiting for. Also, "that will be €1000" ... Pulls out €1 and 3x €0
@@randomviewers8482 you are a result of poor education system of your country
I feel rich I have the
marine land €0 note
Me and mom went before it the aquarium flooded and I got one
I feel special
lol thats good
Cool
I’ve never heard someone say, “I’m rich! I have €0” before 😂
Lucky , it's like €200+
The most valuable yet worthless possession you can have.
In this pandemic, toilet paper could worth more
Ye
Ye
dude, even before the pandemic, toilet paper is worth more than €0
@@henk-3098 you ruined it
Why I often found you at any comment on videos I've watched 😅😂
Greetings from Legnica! I've spent 3 years of my life in that exact castle which was my school. It's a pretty good tourist spot, if you're in Legnica I highly recommend climbing the tower and checking out the local cafeteria.
1:25 What is this?! Zero euro for three euro? That's a daylight robbery!
Meanwhile in India some people released/used ₹0 notes to protest against bribery
oop
@@lzh4950 ??? When 🤣
@@takka6163 A few years ago I remember
If they put 5 euros on and sold it for 5 euros, it would be fraud.
Well, the USA still prints pennies. They cost more than a penny to print.
I'd imagine printing a zero euro banknote also costs more than what it's worth
@@Assault_Butter_Knife @topcommentgod
@@Assault_Butter_Knife considering they're sold at 3€ each I don't think so
Mint. Pennies are not printed they are minted, because if you eat them they taste like mint or if you stick them up your nose they smell like mint.
@@remingtonsmooth1417 off to highschool with you.
Sounds like when Rick toppled the galactic government.
Hi Chris! I seen very interesting your video! If you travel again to France, you can get an another very cool Zero Banknote from the Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace! Cheers!
I purchased the Zero Euro “Camino de Santiago” as a souvenir for my walk across Spain. I love it!
How much did you pay for it?
You purchased? How much did you pay for 0 €
I paid 4€ plus shipping to the US
@@Lizzybeth1973, you are a bona-fide notes collector.
Nice
I like the Norwegian Euro Note.
Norway isn’t even a part of the EU, nor even close to using the Euro.
Also, below the Polar Bear warning sign it says “applies to all of Svalbard” just a little fun fact.
The same can be said of Russia.
Japan has some too...
I know! That bit was confusing
@@freenational yeah there was a Lenin and Stalin one lol
who else lives in europe and never seen one of these
Can't wait for part 2!! 🤸♀️
U r so talented. Chris💫
So these are basically the European equivalent of pressed pennies.
yeah, except these are officially endorsed :P
Well we have pressed pennies here to. Though they are technically pressed cents here, but basically the same thing.
Nah we literally have pressed pennies, at least here in Germany too haha
Thanks. Now I don’t need to watch it
Yeah but cooler.
This video: because tourism, now let's spend the next 9 minutes looking at my collection
Don’t fool yourself. You came here to read the comments.
Ye
Yeah, I wouldn’t come to the comments to eat couscous
@Adolf Hitler Please shut up.
@Adolf Hitler Or else I'm taking you to Israel.
To think how can I get those notes.
At about 7:20 the guy in the 50 zloty note winks, nice!
All these years of being a card game nerd made me think instantly: Ah, tokens!
Ah yeah, for when your €20 note says "when you pay, summon 3 €0 notes"
@@soulsilversnorlax1336 You can tribute 2* €10 notes to special summon a €20 note + 3 0€ notes until the end of the round.
H-AC: "Even though Europe is one of the most diverse continents on the planet, it's banknotes are remarkably dull."
USA: Are you challenging me?
They even have different colors! Jealous...
I wish the backs of our Federal Reserve Notes were all akin to the 2$ bill's reverse, depicting artistically either an event or a concept (see the Educational Series from the late 1800's) :(
@@archlinuxrussian
Is high time the U.S. redesigned the dollar.
@@OpinionesDeJACCsOpinions or better yet, went full dollar coin and used the 2$ bill more and redesigned the 5, 10, 20 and 100$ note reverses to be more elaborate :)
@@archlinuxrussian
That's exactly my thought! I hate that we don't use the dollar coin! When I worked I try to have it and use it, but it's hard people will give you change in the usual. Also, DEATH TO THE PENNY!!!
Robber: "gimme all your money"
Person: "i got none"
Robber: "well... Give it here"
Can you imagine the face of the robber to open a wallet and it be full of these?
The Netherlands went full on into the “Zero Euros” souvenirs 🤣 and I didn’t even know of the existence before this video!! We looked it up on internet….how many?😱 Great video! ❣️
**starts petition for America to adopt the -$12 bill**
For... "tourism".
I'd also like to see $1/12 coin. Cents are too metric. :D
@@tozpeak A -1/12 coin would be a quick and easy way to make infinite money 🤑
@@enderallygolem Fed:prints -1/12 dollar
Value of dollar: my time has come
i live in europe end i dind even know that that exists lol
edit: thx for the likes i dind expeckt that
Me neither!!! I’ve never seen them
lol
@@N0URii Same here. Never heard of them before. Not convinced it's a good idea either.
@@KaiHenningsen Why not?
They csn be printed with low security, because they are worth 0€. And Europe always supported Numismatics!
People never visit the tourist attractions where they live. Though "Europe" is a pretty big place, so I suppose French people would visit tourist attractions in Portugal and see them there.
Fun fact: Euro coins, unlike notes, do actually have different designs for different countries. That's something I found out recently and decided to comment after 1 minute into the video lmfao
it made me obsessed with coins as a kid! Each country has a couple of different designs, and can be found very far from the country they originated from. I collected a lot of them, but as we live in the Netherlands, 90% of the coins were just Dutch, German, Belgian or French. France has some of the pretter ones i think. I used to hate the belgian one with the king on it bc it was really common and it's just a lame design to have an old man on there when you could litterally have anything else (though our own coins also have the current queen or kings face on them).
it's really cool to come across like an cyprus or lithuania coin though. I don't think i've ever seen/noticed one!
@@minephlip You couldn't be obsessed with euro coins as a kid because there was no euro back when adults were kids.
Omg, I have like 10 of those already! Whenever I travel across Europe, at every tourist destination I check if they have one of those. They're simple, easy to carry, and they're fun when you have a lot of them.
They are a hassle to change.
@@henrimalasi4200 As a matter of fact, I recently visited Vienna but couldn't find any.
This is such a clever solution to the problem of wanting individualized currencies. I absolutely love this
There was (and still is) a tradition of souvenir 'coins' in many European places, including the UK.
All euro coins have national side and common side.
Also all counties that use euro are allowed to issue special 2 euro coins that have national side changed (max 2 designs per year)
So there are hundreds of different 2 euro coins circulating.
@@Martin-wx8gd yes, but the banknotes are all identical. And those souvenir coins aren't real money, either, of that's what you mean, more like a medal.
@@barvdw 2 Euro coins aren't souvenirs coins, they are normally used
Idk though, last time I lived in France was like 10 years ago so I might be wrong
@@akirasakuchi that's what I'm trying to say. There are special commemorative coins, but there are also places that have souvenir medals who look a lot like coins, but aren't.
This channel is a hidden gem in UA-cam
Cashier: That will be €10 euros
The customer: **Pulls out €1 and €0 euros**
Cashier: nice try, thatll be 9 more euros
@@thenewbrazy9997 cashier: **confused screaming**
Hahahahaha
Also my PE teacher when telling us he will '+0' the number of push-ups for us to do
@@lzh4950... K
It would be much cooler if they were less monochrome. Swiss francs are absolutely beautiful
“A banker is a fellow who lends you his umbrella when the sun is shining, but wants it back the minute it begins to rain.”
― Mark Twain
"Please stop comment botting your quotes"
No one cares
@@Nugcon no
@@Nugcon I don't feel that it bothers me, it actually improves my knowledge for me if the quotes are really useful
@@Abu__Maryam Yeah
1:07 STALIN NOTE!!
Also, it's pretty weird to see non-EU countries like Switzerland and Russia also having 0 Euro notes...
is best note
The Stalin note is Georgia's
First invented banknotes, that won't lose it's value like all others
It loses 3 euros in value the moment you own it.
In fact if they are limited editions their values will raise over time!
@@neoncityscape But they're not limited edition.
True! If the inflation rate became infinite (i.e if the euro currency stopped being used), these would become even more valuable!
@@happinesstan do you catch the meaning? Can something have negative value besides your post?
Fun fact: if you live in Europe you didn't know this existed
When she ask me her worth:
"priceless"
I like how 0 euros cost 3 euros. 🤣🤣😂😂 At 1:24 just to point out.
Worst trade deal in the history of trade deals? 😅
@@antipoti LOL 🤣🤣🤣
I don't like how busy the back of the note looks with all the landmarks smushed together. Oh well, the tourists like it I suppose.
Shut up it's beautiful
we’re gonna need them soon
I love stuff like this!
Keep up the good work, Chris!
Hi Chris, you mentioned that Czech koruna 🇨🇿 is one of your favourite European currencies. May you consider making video about Czech koruna in the future? I will be really interrested in how foreighners view/see our currency and also about those cool little features you are briliant at finding. Maybe even I will learn something and about the currency of my country (and that would be brilliant) 😃
Love your videos about banknotes, coins and cats 🐱 as well 😊
PS: Like this comment if you want Chris to see this, thanks 😃
As an Austrian I NEVER know what the currency rate is because there are so many scams. 😰😞
@@danielholowaty2648 Well as of writing this message the rate is 27,01 CZK for 1 EUR but it can move anywhere between 26-28
@@filipvrto5580 I once got 13 CZK in a very touristy place and that was about 2 years ago
@@danielholowaty2648 That's very unfortunate😥. When you go to exchange they usually give you around 24-25 CZK
This is 500 words man chill
In addition to the non-euro using EU member countries with the souvenir euro notes, it's interesting that six countries listed here have them as well despite having never been in the European Union (San Marino, Monaco, Andorra, Iceland, Norway and Russia).
great point, I wish he would have mentioned this
Though UK "was" in the EU I'm surprised at a zero euro note
Only colony norway
@@chazzlebazzle69 Following the referendum in 2016, the UK left the European Union in 2020, but even when it was a member, it never adopted the Euro as its currency.
This bank note is the only one that experienced deflation lmfao . Worth more as time goes on
EU: “wow North America, why are you guys using an almost worthless penny in your currencies?”
Meanwhile in the EU:
Most europeans have never seen the 0 euro bill in their life
We are selling them worthless notes for 3 Euros hahahaha
That's priceless
Which EU you're talking about? There's 1 euro cent, all countries with similar value of basic currency unit have a 0.01 coin. Exception would be Switzerland, not in EU.
The 0 Euro note is just for tourism tho
You do USE coins there’s almost worthless. We don’t/can’t USE these because they are just souvenirs (many of us European don’t even know or buy) 😉
~The European Zero Euro's Banknotes
~
(1:17) France
(3:06) Monaco
(3:22) Andorra
(3:36) Spain
(4:04) Portugal
(4:24) United Kingdom
(4:53) Republic of Ireland
(5:13) Iceland
(5:33) Norway
(6:03) Sweden
(6:12) Finland
(6:33) Russia
(6:50) Estonia
(6:54 Latvia
(7:06) Lithuania
(7:18) Poland
(7:41) Slovakia
(7:49) Czech Republic
8:10) Austria
7:25 The king (Casimir III the Great) for the 50 Zloty blinked
Brilliant concept put into action! This is fantastic!
"Why Does Europe Have Zero Euro Banknotes?"
Because they ran out
DID ANYONE SEE THAT BANK NOTE BLINK?! 7:21 The blue one in the bottom left corner!
Uhhh no
Yes it did
It's the small details that make videos perfect
He just did for fun
@@mayankkumar4161 he did it for the challenge on his instagram - you have to put the timestamp to win
Me: hands a 5€ note
Seller: this is only 5€ give me 50€
Me: put 5€ and 0€ close together
Seller: that’s better.
126 Likes and no comments? I will be your first comment
I will be the 2nd reply, 1 year late
Let me be the third.
@@railfax let me be the fifth
I shall be the sixth
One of my favourite 0 bank note is the Musèe de l'air et de le space (the spelling is surely wrong but it's smth close to it) in Paris with the Concorde on it
When the "wow! This is worthless!" Meme became real life
The -1 dollar bill
It isn't a meme bozo
This is just Chris flexing his 0 euros.
I thought they were made so that the Greeks could have some money.
I am greek i laughed
Greece is not as poor as people thinks. This thing is just a stupid stereotype
@@FredStoryCoin r/woooosh
@@FredStoryCoin By western European standards, it is. And don't worry, I'm Italian, right behind you.
thanks for reminding me of my country's situation XD