Most Beautiful Bank Notes In The World

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

" Tired of seeing the look, size and colour of notes of your country? Then take a look at some haute currency running for the best bank notes in the world........."   

                 SWITZERLAND

The Swiss are embarking on a series featuring "the many facets of Switzerland". Faces are out; objects, places, and characteristics are in. This one depicts wind.

                                                                        

AUSTRALIA

Australia's note displays a novel top-to-bottom window feature, which is as much about anti-counterfeiting as aesthetics. Rounding it out, the Queen of England shares top billing with the eastern spinebill and examples of the "Prickly Moses" wattle, a type of a tree.

                                                                                                                                                                                                    ENGLAND

 The Bank of England's first polymer note entered circulation in September. Bank Governor Mark Carney took one to a food market to dip in a vat of curry, demonstrating it was waterproof.

                             NEWZEALAND

The Kiwis' NZ$5 note was the winner in 2015 with a map inset in a "gorgeous polymer window" and a "colour- changing yellow-eyed penguin". The NZ$50, part of the same family, features Sir Apirana Ngata, a prominent Maori politician.

                                                   

                                                         SCOTLAND 

Scotland mints bills are accepted widely across the UK. After a series of polls, the country chose the theme 'the fabric of nature' for its new 

                               GEORGIA 

 

On the front is Queen Tamar, who ruled the country from 1184 to 1213, a period known as the 'Georgian Golden Age'. The note has a holographic stripe and a magenta-to-green security thread.

                                          MALDIVES 

Its theme is the beauty in our surrounding. the primary side depicts a whale shark, with an underprint that gives shading to its skin; on the obverse is a green turtle.

"SOME MORE IMAGES OF THESE STUNNING BANK NOTES":

Expense Without Sense

MOST EXPENSIVE DAILY ITEMS

 1.Soap

This luxury soap is made up of pure gold dust, olive oil and virgin honey and is embedded diamonds. It has a price tag of USD 3,800. The "QATAR ROYAL SOAP ",produce by a family run business in Lebanon.

 2.Mobile Phone

If you thought Apple was unreasonable with their tags, well, this may make you re-examine that. Meet "VERTU SIGNATURE COBRA", a phone that comes with gob-smacking price tag of $360,000 (about Rs 2.3 crore). The phone features a snake figure wrapped around its edges that's encrusted with 439 rubies.

3.Toilet Paper

This handmade Japanese brand 'Hanebisho' uses the finest wood pulp from Canada and water from Japan's cleanest river. As you can see the image, a three pack of Hanebisho will cost you $51. It comes in a box that's lined with silver leaf. 

4.Ear Buds

A pair of "CASA GI Earbuds", that sold in Bristol for $5,253. This precious sets of earbuds comes endowed with 59 diamonds - on each bud! - and an eighteen-carat gold coating.

5.Coffee

India - Asia's third largest producer and exporter of coffee - is home of the world's most expensive coffee. Currently being produced in Karnataka's Coorg district, the coffee is made up from the poop of a civet cat. Its the method of producing a "CIVET COFFEE"

that renders it the most priced in the world. It is made from the coffee beans digested by the civet cat; then the poop is collected, processed and sold.Civet coffee is exclusively consumed in Europe and Gulf nations where its price vary from $100 to $600 per pound.