Australia’s paper money is one of the most advanced in the world.
How many times has a 10 euro been ripped? Or how many times have you washed a 5 euro note with your pants and it was completely useless?
Most of them banknoteslike the euro, are made from pure cotton fibers, which enhances their durability and gives that special feeling when you touch them. However, they can easily tear.
On the other hand, there are some countries that have decided to follow another strategy, such as Australia, Canada, Vietnam and others.
In these states we find banknotes made of polymer materials, which have two to three times longer life than the rest. They are completely waterproof, difficult to counterfeit and are relatively cleaner because they are resistant to moisture and dirt.
Yes, a user of it Tik Tok recently uploaded a video that went viral, trying – to no avail – to cut a Canadian banknote in half.
@delage_marcantoine Rough and tough 🇨🇦
