Hello! My name is Samantha and I'm a 21 year old university student studying Spanish and Linguistics. :) I love to learn different languages and I also love "snailmailing", collecting postcards and currencies from around the world and trying to understand what the hell is going on in this crazy universe. I am an avid reader, a lucid dreamer (at least, I try!) and I frequently meditate. I am always trying acquire new skills and better myself, and it is a wonderful journey. :)
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
New addition to my collection of currencies!
Today I received some new paper bills from Indonesia and Taiwan! Thank you so much to Bungaalangalang from swap-bot and my awesome pen pal from Taiwan :) (The Taiwan bill is the red one)
I love other country's money. I find the money in the United States to be pretty blah, although the splashes of colour they add is better than it used to be. I did a happy dance of joy when they released the new $5 and it had purple on it, since that's my favorite colour.
Hi, Nice to received other countries currencies. I personally also collect them, usually try to leave a few piece of 'leftover' notes to keep. Do you know that Taiwan 200NT note is not in production anymore? :)
That is so great! I love currency from other countries too! I love how swap-bot brings so many people from so many countries together in friendship. I love this blog. Great ideas. Maggie Soyprincesa2 Love Comment Blog
that's amazing!!! I can't imagine such simple things as bills can be so different-looking, from color to size, depending on country. You have a great collection, keep it up!! Jungpo follow me 9
I love other country's money. I find the money in the United States to be pretty blah, although the splashes of colour they add is better than it used to be. I did a happy dance of joy when they released the new $5 and it had purple on it, since that's my favorite colour.
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hihi... <3
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ReplyDeleteNice to received other countries currencies.
I personally also collect them, usually try to leave a few piece of 'leftover' notes to keep. Do you know that Taiwan 200NT note is not in production anymore? :)
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That is so great! I love currency from other countries too! I love how swap-bot brings so many people from so many countries together in friendship. I love this blog. Great ideas.
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you know...the Indonesian bills with bigger amount are more colorful, I can send you, but just the picture :p
ReplyDeleteI see that you have quite a bit of Indian Currency... you have Indian PenPal? Just curious..!
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that's amazing!!! I can't imagine such simple things as bills can be so different-looking, from color to size, depending on country. You have a great collection, keep it up!!
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