46 Million bank notes in Australia have been printed with a spelling mistake.
The mistake has been found on Australia’s new $50 bill which was introduced last October.
One side of the bill depicts Edith Cowan, the first woman to serve in Australia’s parliament. Beside her image is small text of her first speech in parliament.
It is in this small text that the spelling mistake occurs. They spelt responsibility as responsibilty!
“It is a great responsibilty to be the only woman here, and I want to emphasise the necessity which exists for other women being here,”
The misspelling occurs three times on the note.
The mistake was spotted by a listener of Australian radio station Triple M, who sent a zoomed-in picture of the note to the radio station.
The Reserve Bank is now aware of the typo and will fix it before the next print run.
23 Responses
wow i wonder what the person who made the mistake is feeling write now that’s a big mistake
i feel bad for them
this is a bad mistake
46 million thats alottttttt i wonder what the person who typed it feels like now
Wow that’s such a responsibility.
What!!!
thats very weird
realy werid
Oh on he is fired for shore
So bad
Wow ?
they should look carefully and type carefully while they are doing the bank notes
OK.
Hope that doesn’t happen again!
whaaaaaaat the. Now that is weird!
Hes fired!
i did not relise where is the mistake
they must be bad at spelling
I wonder if the guy got fired
I’m sorry for him or her!
this is actully cool
This guy busted his responsibilty
no way
no way