Proč platíme korunou? A proč je desetikoruna „pětka“? | František Josef I. | EN Subtitles #history

💰 Why is our currency called the crown? Why do we call ten crowns “five”? And how did the crown currency of Franz Joseph I come into being? In this video, we will travel back to 1892, when the crown currency was introduced in Austria-Hungary. You will learn why the monarchy abandoned the silver standard, how the gold currency worked, why we still use the name crown today, and where the popular term “five” for the ten crown comes from. We will show you interesting coins of Franz Joseph I, explain the difference between gold currency and the gold standard, and look at the economic and historical contexts that influenced today's Czech crown. In the video you will also learn: ✔ why the crown currency was created in 1892 ✔ why the ten-crown is called a 5th ✔ how the gold currency of Austria-Hungary worked ✔ why the crown is still used today ✔ which coins of Franz Joseph I are among the most interesting collector's items ✔ what were the Austrian and Hungarian one-crown coins like ✔ why some gold coins are worth millions of crowns today If you are interested in the history of money, numismatics, precious metals, investment gold or economic history, you have come to the right place. 📌 The video contains English subtitles. 👉 Write in the comments: Do you have any Franz Joseph I crown coins at home from your ancestors? What year? 🔔 Subscribe and don't miss other videos from the world of numismatics, the history of money and precious metals. Collect with joy. #education #money #gold #silver #history #coin 0:00 – Introduction: The world changes and words remain - 5 Koruna 1900, 5 Koruna 1908 (The paradox of the five and six, the atmosphere of 1892, Edison, Coca-Cola and Diesel) 2:40 – Personal thanks and the community of collectors (Message to the audience and colleagues from the numismatic scene) 5 Koruna 1907, 5 Koruna 1909, 2 Koruna 1912 K. B. 4:24 – The year 1892, the start of the crown currency - 2 Heller 1912, 2 Heller 1895 5:30 – Gold currency vs. Gold Standard (Key Difference: When the Metal Was Right in Your Pocket vs. the Promise in the Vault) - 1 Heller 1901, 20 Heller 1908 6:45 – The Mystery of the “Fives”: Why Do We Call Ten Crowns Differently? (Explanation of the Conversion 1 Gold = 2 Crowns and the Linguistic Heritage of the Monarchy) - 20 Heller 1895, 10 Heller 1894 8:17 – Gold Coins in Circulation: Luxury or Reality? (Who really paid with 10, 20 and 100 crowns and what they were used for) - 10 Heller 1909, 10 Heller 1915, 10 Heller 1916, 10 Filler 1894, 20 Heller 1916 11:38 – “Lady in the Clouds” and rare coins (Numismatic treasures, private gold coins and coins worth millions) - 2 Heller 1918, 20 Koruna 1915 13:42 – How the name crown came about. Why do we pay with crowns? - 1 Koruna 1896, 1 ​​Koruna 1913 14:59 – Dualism in metal: Austrian vs. Hungarian One Crown (A Visual Metaphor of the Empire – How One Coin Reflected Two Countries and One Monarch) - 1 Crown 1895 K. B., 1 Crown 1896 K. B. Magyar Millennium, 18:00 – Small Coins: Pennies and Their Silver History. (Nickel, Bronze and War Iron – The Basis of Everyday Economy) 21:18 – The Future of the Crown and the Idea of ​​Demonetization (A Reflection on Currency Stability Today and a Lure for the Next Part) 23:26 – Franz Joseph I, Jubilee Silver 1 Crown 1908 (In-Depth Analysis) 27:56 – Kremnica, K. B. The Story of the Hungarian Coat of Arms and the Crown - 10 Crowns 1904 K. B., 10 Crowns 1912 38:15 – Habsburgs in the Czech lands - 20 Koruna 1892 K. B., 10 Koruna 1895 NGC 41:07 – Anniversary gold coin 60 years of the reign of FJI 10 Koruna 1908, new mintage of 10 Koruna 1912, 10 Koruna 1896 NGC 51:29 – What economic recommendations looked like 100 years ago - quote from the contemporary press (1924): " 7 advice to a Czech depositor" 54:11 – New mintage of gold coins of Franz Joseph I 57:54 – Conclusion, 2 Gulden 1879 The educational video is for informational purposes only. The security features intended for inspection by the seller are shown. The video does not contain information about all control features that are used to verify authenticity by the bank (for example, hidden graphic symbols, microtexts, valid numbers in serial rows, exact material composition - paper/polymer and many other parameters). The video does not promote any religious or political beliefs, it is intended for students, researchers, historians and collectors. Source: Wikipedia, Sound Library Youtube, CapCut, APP PEXELS, Suno, Google translater, Pixabay, Numista, Aukro, ebay. Catalog of Coins and Medals of the 19th Century Roman Veselý, Vlastislav Novotný - FJI coins., Jaroslav Staněk - money in the Czech lands, You can find other sources for individual videos used in this video on our YouTube channel.