@TRIOMATIC...Tumpak kaayo ni na explaination iyaha in terms of the practical use of money.
Just to add, the value of our paper bills is not in the material itself but in the gold deposit equivalent in the World Bank. That's why money must be well regulated and must be difficult to replicate. Do you remember the story of Evita? Eva Peron...What she did was an example of replicating valueless money. She had printed a lot of copies of their money, same quality, same paper, serial numbers and all. But the money she reproduced had no gold deposit equivalent in the world bank. Thus in world trade walay bili ila kwarta. Paper money by itself has no value...It only has value because of the gold deposit equivalent it has which is verified through its serial number, and probably that thin metallic strip inserted into the paper money(Im not sure about this), which is of course registered at the world bank.