Currently the US dollars are not waterproof or has tear resistance and doesn't have log scale (size of 1$ dollar bill and $20 dollar bill are just same). Canada, UK, Australia and some other countries have started using polymer notes.
No. Actually, I'd like them to redact all of their "counterfeit foiling measures", because your average person now can't tell if a bill (or coin) is real or not because the Government keeps changing the designs.
Cool! And I wouldn't mind if US bills started looking like that... um... except for the Queen, of course.
Maybe that they are rather "sober", if comparing them to the new Australian 5 $ bill(s)?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_dollar
@ Marianne:
Lol, maybe the "sober" look is to instill confidence in the currency. I suppose it is possible to make it look TOO psychedelic.
Lol - indeed.
"Sober" looks more "serious" - I can't help chuckling about the many different tastes.
https://www.creditloan.com/blog/the-13-weirdest-currencies-in-the-world/
You could substitute a picture of Donald Trump picking his nose:
@ Didge:
Um... I think I'd rather have the Queen picking HER nose.
No. Actually, I'd like them to redact all of their "counterfeit foiling measures", because your average person now can't tell if a bill (or coin) is real or not because the Government keeps changing the designs.