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Banknotes & Coins From Movies & TV Shows, including Harry Potter, Star Wars & more!
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0:00 Start
0:20 Harry Potter
1:07 Game of Thrones
1:53 John Wick
2:20 Pirates of the Caribbean
2:51 Surfshark Sponsor!
4:00 The Simpsons
4:38 Coming To America
5:00 Schrute Bucks
5:44 Monopoly Money
6:00 Fallout
6:09 Lego
6:29 Rick & Morty
6:56 Star Trek
7:06 Battlestar Galactica
7:15 Star Wars
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Views : 599,447
Genre: People & Blogs
Date of upload: Jan 21, 2021 ^^
Rating : 4.956 (126/11,418 LTDR)
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The bottlecaps one reminds me of my childhood. I had a pretty sad childhood and lived in a giant slum. All the local kids and I used to collect bottlecaps and use them as currency because all the adults drank so much and left their garbage everywhere. Caps for uncommon alcohols were worth much more due to their rarity, while easy to pick up caps were worth like a penny in value. We would buy things like pieces of food, running errands, even gambled during various activities. In my teen years I still had a shoebox of various bottlecaps just in case even though I had already escaped that life. A bittersweet memory.
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Can’t believe you left out the most important imaginary currency: the one in my wallet
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The fact that Chris included SCHRUTE BUCKS. Legendary.
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You actually made a sponsor fun to watch. That's why this channel is one of the best on youtube.
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I think it makes sense to use actual high value metal coins for trading in a galaxy spanning civilization. When it comes to interstellar trading, bartering really is the only way to go.
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hey, i really love your videos, there really well put together and these days you dont often find youtube channels that aren`t all up-in-your-face. well done!
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Chris’ surf shark ads are the best, always love these
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The fact that you mentioned the chocolate form is just HILARIOUS
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That is actually hilarious
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I’m a huge fallout fan and I’m happy to see that caps aren’t forgotten
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You put a lot of effort into your videos Chris! And it really shows! Keep up the amazing work!
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I’m not a fan of collecting fictional notes (like Antarctica or 0 Euro notes), but I think I might start collecting theses because of their interesting backstory and references
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"Wizarding currency is complicating"
British pound pre-1970: hold my pint
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Fun fact, the brand of soda the bottle cap comes from means nothing, and hasn't since the first Fallout game. The caps value was originally tied to the price of water, and were often referred to as Hub Bucks, since it was the water traders of The Hub who started using caps as a currency as there was a finite amount of them to go around, and its surprisingly difficult to make counterfeits. The second game did away with bottle caps, replacing them with NCR dollars that were based on traditional American currency backed by gold, and mine scrip. NCR dollars are present in New Vegas, but have been severely devalued do to the various wars the NCR involved themselves in. Fallout Tactics replaced caps with ring pulls, and featured them alongside so called Brotherhood scrip.
Fallout 3 only features bottle caps as the predominant currency, and started the trend of caps being this magic item that everyone holds the same value too. New Vegas, 4, and 76 feature alternative currency along side the cap, but those currencies either serve no real purpose (New Vegas' Legion coins and NCR dollars), or are for very specific transactions (76s gold bullion, legendary scrip, treasury notes, Mr. Fuzzy and mine prize claim tokens, ammo points, 4s nuka-cade tickets hand tokens, and New Vegas' casino chips.
There does exist in every game post 3, wads of pre-war money, that in the lore of the game universe had been completely devalued due to hyperinflation. Pre-war money has virtually no value in 3, Vegas, and 76, but sports a value in 4.
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Just wanted to say I just found your channel and your videos are really cool. I really like the format and you present the subjects in a very interesting way! Witty, humorous and informative. 10/10!
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Wow, what an incredible video Chris! I hope there is a followup, going deeper down some of the rabbit holes. Keep up the good work. (when do we see your own Banknotes and coins? :) )
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Ralph n Bella they're my favourite little coiny cats
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Chris i love your videos, your such a kind and passionate person I love your cats as well, thank you for the inspiration you gave me ❤ :)
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FALLOUT IS AWSOME DUDE THANK YOU FOR DOING THAT !
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3 years ago
Two corrections: The Star Trek currency is called 'Latinum' not 'Latnium as I said (my apologies!) And I've also mis-labelled 'John Wick 3' as 'John Wick 4'
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