ASMR - Old British Coins - Whisper/Soft Spoken

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  @thebananamelon5065 · 10 years ago

  Came here to learn about British currency. Should read the title more often, because I wasted 4 hours of my day because I fell asleep.

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  @chasingzs · 10 years ago

  Can you do more historical and informative videos? Love all your videos but this one is one of my favorites! I love to asmr and learn. :)

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• NO

  @Noah--07 · 4 years ago

  I always come back to this video it's so nice! been listening to the currency videos for years!

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• ZI

  @ziggyjinx · 10 years ago

  Very nice.... A metal massage and a history lesson all in one.<br><br>Good work 👍

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  @Richard0470 · 11 years ago

  This was the sort of history lesson I wanted at school. I learnt quite a bit from this including the lucky airman&apos;s sixpence. Really fluent delivery &amp; well worthy of repeated viewing. Thank you for posting!

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• EV

  @evdog98 · 10 years ago

  I really appreciate that &quot;Uncharted&quot; reference.

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• VI

  @VIZZIONASMRtainment · 11 years ago

  My brother is a coins collector, I love watching his coins and everytime I can I look for weird coins for him, so, that on top of asmr, this video is great :D <br>I started my new channel this week also, let&apos;s see how it goes :D

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• FL

  @floofytown · 9 years ago

  Thrupny bit. Just a ridiculously British thing to say. I feel like the most British thing a Brit can do in the universe is talk about old money. <br><br>Either that or saying the word &quot;forecastle.&quot; Not only is that word the world&apos;s most British word, but it&apos;s pronounced in typical British fashion by slushing all the syllables together. Foxle. Incredible!

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  @Christian_S13 · 5 years ago (edited)

  I love the how audio is setup in this. Perfect.

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  @EpicWinz · 9 years ago

  I love how knowledgeable you are about this subject. The bank notes video was excellent too 🙂

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  @7ali7 · 6 years ago

  Please do more like this. Your new content is good dgmw but this would help mix it up in a lovely nostalgic &quot;back to basics&quot; way that I think people would really enjoy x

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  @deusvult420 · 3 years ago

  My favourite version of the Florin is the 1911-1919 King George V Florin, it had a silver content of 92.5% before in 1920 when they were debased by the mint to just 50% silver and in 1947 they removed the silver entirely for cupronickel