why is money green?

Discussion in 'General' started by dezz, Oct 31, 2011.

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  1. #21 Verdurous, Oct 31, 2011
    Cause it's the colour of greed and envy.
     
  2. #22 dezz, Oct 31, 2011
    [quote name='"Twee"']5 euros - grey
    10 euros - brown
    20 euros - blue
    50 euros - orange
    100 euros - green
    200 euros - yellow
    500 euros - purple

    :D

    Coz of the colour coding, it's easier to count (I'm a cashier), to tell apart in your wallet etc
    When I was in the US, I was always getting the cash notes mixed up[/quote]
    Ha lol ii really dint look at the color
     
  3. #23 Mogwai, Oct 31, 2011
    Because it's an awesome color
     
  4. #24 dezz, Oct 31, 2011
    [quote name='"Twee"']5 euros - grey
    10 euros - brown
    20 euros - blue
    50 euros - orange
    100 euros - green
    200 euros - yellow
    500 euros - purple

    :D

    Coz of the colour coding, it's easier to count (I'm a cashier), to tell apart in your wallet etc
    When I was in the US, I was always getting the cash notes mixed up[/quote]

    Monopoly lol
     
  5. #25 Carl Weathers, Oct 31, 2011
    US Dollars are all the same size, and all the same colour.

    I don't think there is a logical explanation behind it, because the person who designed them clearly isn't too clever.
     
  6. #26 Solipsist NPC, Oct 31, 2011
    Because it was the most readily available dye, and the cheapest.
     
  7. #27 dezz, Oct 31, 2011
    [quote name='"Solipsist NPC"']

    Because it was the most readily available dye, and the cheapest.[/quote]

    But why was it cheap huh and readily available
     
  8. #28 Cfitch, Oct 31, 2011
    [quote name='"dezz"']

    But why green though[/quote]

    It's been said 3 times; green dyes the cheapest!
     
  9. #29 dezz, Oct 31, 2011
    [quote name='"Tehmousefather"']

    It's been said 3 times; green dyes the cheapest![/quote]

    Bit why was it cheap is it because maybe color of weed and everybody liked it so they grew the plant that contain.s that dye so it was more readily available
     
  10. #30 Mogwai, Oct 31, 2011
    From what I understand there's a difference in the way different bills feel. I can't seem to notice it myself though. I met a blind worker at some theme park and they handled money and I was like "how the fuck?", but they explained each bill was different. Shit's odd
     
  11. #31 dezz, Oct 31, 2011
    [quote name='"Mogwai"']From what I understand there's a difference in the way different bills feel. I can't seem to notice it myself though. I met a blind worker at some theme park and they handled money and I was like "how the fuck?", but they explained each bill was different. Shit's odd[/quote]

    Dam never notice that bro
     
  12. #32 dezz, Oct 31, 2011
    [quote name='"Solipsist NPC"']After a quick google search, before 1929 money was black/gray/white, and they decided to make it a special dyed color to prevent counterfeits, greenish dye was the most easily available and cheap dye, so they picked that.

    [/QUOTe
    Reading rainbow status
     
  13. #33 australianalien, Oct 31, 2011
    Oh the irony......
     
  14. #34 Nukes1337, Oct 31, 2011
    How could you spell humans wrong?

    I mean for fucks sake.

    Kids these days are retarded.
     
  15. #35 Misc, Oct 31, 2011
    maybe he's actually a lesser form of life, called humens.
     
  16. #36 GoldenGinge, Oct 31, 2011

    No. Fuck me man.
     
  17. #37 fight no more, Oct 31, 2011

    Wow dude, what's your problem? It's like we had this question and we were going to ramble on about bullshit for days and you stormed in all "yeah, I used this endless wealth of information called the internet to circumvent a whole bunch of bullshit and reach a quick, accurate solution." :rolleyes:
     
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