Lmao

😂

For real, my dad also does that and seeing that is so dissapointing

@F. A. what? My dad is an old man who’s been doing this for a long time and that’s what he said I’m sorry if I offended you but I really don’t care

why would they be idiots though? the coin is metal too, bit harsh on the wording tbh

@MEMeOp it isn't in some, iirc in Finland it is legal (although I don't live there, the hydraulic press channel did a video on it)

@MEMeOp Depends on the country, it's even different in different countries that have the Euro lol... In Germany for example it's completely legal to do whatever you want with your money. You could shred billions of euro notes if you had the money lol In other EU countries it's only legal to destroy a certain amount. If you think about it, there is no reason why you shouldn't be allowed to destroy money. If you are allowed to never spend it or hide it somewhere, where it's never found, you might as well be allowed to destroy it.

Hahaha 😂😂😂😂 #memes

@@jameswilsoon1451 I'd check the video again in that case, clearly shows "1 Euro" at the start

@MEMeOp agree

What's the song name

Me to

I know

@@Anna-qs8uj Sandstorm

​@@Anna-qs8uj hey you by lvly

It's actually not in the EU. And since it's a Euro, i suppose that's where this video was filmed. Especially in an artistic context it's allowed here, and it's tolerated in small amounts in other contexted. Of course, that could be totally different in other parts of the world.

@@janinebuchholtz354 it is also illegal in Europe one might say "it's only one euro" but it is still illegal. I live in Italy and I can tell you that it is, but this video was probably filmed in America

As the coin is always the property of the government. It's illegal in Australia to destroy currency for this reason.

@@sanic_2754 i googled it again, and it says that it shall never me prosecuted in small amounts, so its not legal, but they do not punish you. Idk, maybe you have other sources, but it specifically stated that you will not be punished for it. And in art contextes, it states, it is indeed allowed, thoughnot encouraged. "Member states must not encourage the mutilation of Euro notes or coins for artistic purposes, but they are required to tolerate it. Mutilated coins or notes should be considered unfit for circulation."

Eh, inflation has destroyed the Euro more than making a ring out of one.

People don't always find rings anywhere

9,ZX. d,o...e0 💓💓 💓🙍 79kn.l.l attkkmmmmmn

Yes cause everyone has a cubic zirconia gem in their wallet

Don't understand. Can clarify?

@@aaz1522 basically it's a joke where everything at home that your mom said there is is a cheap version of it

yee

But except the shiny rock is real and guy doesn't have a clue

@@fpshimanshuyadav171 the guy knew it cause in the text it said cubic zirconia Edit : I'm back after 3 months and dang thx 4 the likes but wow from 4 comments to 93 ?!

I want the shiny rock I’ll trade a high-c

Most rings already have minimal amounts of anything you'll learn it's the labor.

Depending on where he lives... destroying money is a federal offence which could cost more than the tools lol

@@aaroningram2953 yea i was about to say that

@@aaroningram2953 I don't know about other countries using euros but in France where I'm from, destroying money isn't illegal anymore. Since the 90s if I remember it right ... Is it illegal where you're from ?

@@tablier8509 i'm italian, in my country, it is legal to destroy money, but what is illegal it's altering money, in the sense that in italy, if you cut an euro in half, nothing will happen, but if you alter it, ruining his value, you will be in prison for 5 years and you will have to pay €516

@@clioparo3340 I think the money has already been destroyed - Right. If one could find a “Silver” coin that would be a + point. ❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️

They must be crazy

True, but also. Any proper school workshop 🤷

@@lime_payton871 reasonable 😗

@Koniya Niva what the fuck.

@Koniya Niva mama I don't need you, get the fuck out

And the equipment… and the time and effort it takes someone to learn to make stuff like this.

Stop stealing comments man

milbruh posted this 4 days before you did and you literally copied the last line he used and put it in yours

Girl You dont pay for the machine's with boogers right up your nose

@@Tombobas actually i have another comment that i made 10 days ago. And its very similar to mil bruhs. He got that idea from me. Even tho i know that you wont belive me because he used that line in more creative way and changed some words. But This is the comment i made 10 days ago: Stranger:how much does this ring cost? The guy that made the rind: 100 euros Also him: **Remembers that he made it from 1 euro and a rock**. So stop accusing people of stealing comments.

WTF

Euro is worth more than usd

Merica Yeah! Don know nottin from res of da worl

Hahaha great comment 🤣

So true man LoL

lmao

😅

Why

My toxic trait is that I think I could do this

Na soon as she find out it's CZ she gonzo these hoes only want one thing.

@@dongotti3618 😂😂😂😂😂 True, my guy, true. I guess maybe it COULD be a budget wedding ring. If he wanted to make a proper engagement ring, he should've used a real diamond 💎.

@@ieatwatermelontbh How's that a toxic trait? I think I could do this, too.

@@Cat-fy5lw it’s a joke, I’m saying that I know I can’t but imma think I can

I do not understand this comment.

@@alguien_-mas sucks to be you jk

@@bellamartinez3603 q

@@palomafr7681 ??

@@alguien_-mas because roblox player made it

Bro quit lying Most of us ain't got the skills let alone the tools

@@Cookivirus lol idk what the fuck this guy even used to saw or cut that coin man. 😂 I know damn well I ain't got that lol

@@kotafoster1375 the first saw was probably either a coping saw or a jewelers saw

It’s not easy, some of us probably don’t have the tools to do it, I bet you can’t either!!!

@@Cookivirus its really hard to tell he's joking here

or tools

Seriously lol

Or the diamond shit i aint even got the money to make it

Skill but not the tools .

@@Rummagelady86 what tools you need to do this shit? A hair saw, blow torch, polishing wheel, clamp maybe 50 EUR for all

Thanks for your likes, people. Ily

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What's the song name

Definitely not the diamond

Well no dip Sherlock

people these days so lazy, not even willing to make their own rings. Back in my day he had to build our own houses by carving wood with our fingernails

@@zeppelinsulzbach9307 wth

@@zeppelinsulzbach9307 yes bro you from before middle earth?😂😂😂😂

@@zeppelinsulzbach9307 and your photo.. 12 years old

@@benedettaerenjager6573 woooosh

Yet most of the tools he shows are easily obtained and quite cheap Polishing materials, a hand saw, pliers, blow torch, a file and a buffer pad The only high maintenance thing he showed was the buffer machine. Which is something that can also be done by hand

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#какправильнотрахать

Google it if you don't believe me

@RATHAKENA 🅥 what the fu-

True

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also count the price of the stone:)

@@TheBlazingW0LF he's saying the coin was 50 cents ya goof

Yes, that's copper oxide. Be careful, is toxic

@@luisapaza317 I wondered what that stuff was? Thanks for telling us! I know some idiot is bound to watch this video and end up hurting themselves deciding to try it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@luisapaza317 And the steel part contains nickel which is causing allergy issue especially when worn for a long period on the skin. Nice workmanship but not very clever.

What risk? Getting eaten by a polar bear im south pole?

For significant temperature change to expand at different rates, you're talking absolute zero (-273°c) to + 300°c in a matter of minutes! The last thing you'll be worried about will be your pocket change!

Diamonds are actually the most common gemstone… if you want an expensive gemstone get a sapphire or a Ruby or alexandrine

@@rawfermews4186 That's partly true. While they are everywhere the larger pure ones are not. Also they are in fact expensive even if not technically rare.

@@CynHicks the larger pure ones aren’t everywhere because you’ll a most never find a EXTREMELY clear purified gemstone. They aren’t supposed to be 100% clear that’s just not how they are spawned in. Most gemstones are only cleared because of human intervention. It’s a very small percentage of diamonds that are used for jewelry and whatnot. They are expensive only because of society. Just like how in America nobody used to want lobsters but then as they became more popular everybody wanted them. If society all of a sudden came to there senses and was like wow we put so much value on diamonds but they are extremely common and there are also many other pretty gemstones they’d loose their popularity, then become worth very little.

You're a keeper

@@Cursedwolf22230 No brag here but my wife of 25 years would say similar. In fact, when I originally read this I immediately thought of her. So, yeah she IS probably a keeper. She once said to me after one of those diamond ads*, "I would rather have you forever..." Woman.. 😢 Edit - * "Diamonds are forever..."

Stonks

How much cost the tools and the hours of skills ? 🤔

You're allergic to silver? Are you a vampire? 😃 Cuz I LOVE vampires!!

@@sangitaparmarsharma5851 lol no, I’m allergic to anything but silver. I can wear sterling silver only. Anything else will make me get hives. But hey, if you want me to be a vampire then okay. Personally I’m team Jacob but whatever lol.

Worth is subjective.

@@yaboispudpud not when it comes to currency!

@@justabouteverythingstarwar1416 especially with currency. What do you even mean? We make currency out of the same material, but print different numbers on it to represent different value? Different currencies from all across the globe are "worth" different amounts. Again worth is subjective.

@@yaboispudpud what do I mean? I mean exactly that, currency is not subjective. It is not influenced by an individual's or group feelings, opinions on the matter. It is determined by trade, GDP, wealth of a nation, all that good stuff. Now if I was to say an object such as a stone given to me by my son, whilst at the beach. That would have value to me subjectively, however it would have no value to you. So in that context, you'd be onto something. In this scenario the creator took a Euro, which is pretty worthless in the global market. Sorry if that causes offence but I reckon you will get over it. Turned it into an item of jewellery, thus increasing its monetary value significantly. Probably far exceeding the value of the metals it was made from. Have a good day and be on your way.

And the ones that are in the store comes from these people

Hi are you a directioner larrie??

@@limhanzgamer yeeess I am a directioner and a larrie 💙💚

@@sofiabernottiproudofliam2798 Sickkkkk

@@sofiabernottiproudofliam2798 I'll have chicken wrapped in parma ham stuffed with mozzarella with a side of homemade mash

Cap 🧢🎓

Who's the king of Europe?

King of Europe ffs 😂😂😂

Europes capital in EGYPT?! WTF😂 egypt isnt even in Europe

Mate, i hope this is a joke, i know some americans think europe is a country but Egypt being the capital? Really? One thing you got right tho, the destruction of governmental property is illegal including money bills and coins and it can get you time in jail. The coins are also rough on the edges so people don't scrape metals off the edges.

@@sybrenbos7262 no, the ridges are actually for differentiating 1 and 2 euro coins.

it’s only illegal if after a coin is altered, the person trys to use it to pay for something

@@the_girl_who_likes_cows3257 if he keeps making those, it's actually illegal, cause if he makes enough rings, then it would lower the money value, yes, it would take too much, but I think it's illegal to do every time, one is k tho.

@@NightVisionOfficial actually that's incorrect because making jewelry out of coins is fine it's the same thing as going to six flags and using their coin presser which compresses pennies into a metal plates like a souvenir it's only illegal if he makes a coin out of a stick of copper he found making it counterfeit money

@@trippedoutcookie550 that's correct, but i was saying about the money value going down if he keeps doing them. If you make 1000 rings, that's 1000 less money xD

Nonsense

Wondering what he plans to do with it... imagine if he proposed to his girlfriend with that...

No it is not.. In Germany you can do what ever you want with your coins.

@@apfelfruchtsafterdbeerspei1535 That's true in all EU countries if I'm correct. To anyone who wants proof or sources this is from European comission's website: "The destruction of small quantities of euro banknotes or coins by an individual should neither be prohibited nor penalised. The justification for the non-prohibition is the fact that the lawful owner of a banknote should be able to do what he/she wants with his/her own good as long as there is no impact on third parties. Damaged banknotes should not be brought back into circulation. The unauthorized destruction of large quantities of euro banknotes or coins should however be prohibited."

Not in Europe, at least not on a small scale

Foi o que me veio à mente na hora. É crime de expurgo se não me engano.

@@andreluizmartinsreis6176 então bancos centrais imprimindo dinheiro tb deveria ser considerado crime visto que inflacionar a base monetária destrói o dinheiro já circulante.

Isto n afeta a economia em nenhum aspeto lolz, então aquelas máquinas q transformam cêntimos numa medalhita nos museus seriam ilegais

@@Leo-mt9ny hooo legal

Creo que si es ilegal por lo menos en mi país si que es ilegal...

эт точно ...

Зачем вообще такое делать?

Мойша не будет из евро такое делать. Мойша закон знает и сделает кольцо из цепочки сливного бочка общественного туалета времен СССР

Адрес: Малая Арнаутская?

@@user-bm1fl4pv8z ppp

@@odessaer Нет. Пантелеймоновская, 25, 1 этаж...

It is actualky genius..the bill of materials are...one euro. It cost..one euro. Shipping included tax included..one euro..fucking money printing...oh wait..that woukd be wrong xD still illegal though

@@adam207321 it’s destruction of currency. Still illegal simply for that.

@Rosehill CCTV it is in a lot of places. Fairly certain that intentional destruction of currency is illegal in the US

@@thatcarguydom266 US laws state that it is illegal to deface or alter currency 'with the intention to defraud'. Making a ring is fair game

@@wolfslayer44 in all countries using the euro it is illegal to alter money in any way. In the past people have tried to chip off metals from the sides to melt, cast and sell but still have a coin of equal value. so the central european bank prevents that by applying a texture to the edges.

It’s only a Euro. It’s worthless.

@@michaelc3977 its still illegal. Dollars are even more worthless xD

nobody cares if you want destroy your money, cases like that aren't analyzed by the justice.

Nobody cares, but it's still illegal.

@@michaelc3977 right.. but dollars are just toilet paper..

Yeah, that's how guys are gonna get engaged in post apocalyptic times 😂😂😂

Asil kız diyor ama hayallerinde isminiz gibi kendinizle çelişiyor..

@@MYBagbasi yalnız anlamadın galiba orda(!) Parantez ünlem var dalga demek bu

Fr that’s what I was about to comment😂

Not in Europe

No.