UK Artist engraves micro portrait of Jane Austen on four polymer Five pound notes, making them worth up to 50, 000 pound

The video discusses Graham Short, a micro engraver known for his intricate work, including adding miniature portraits of Jane Austen on polymer five-pound notes. These notes, which are in circulation across the UK, are valuable due to their unique artistry. The video explains the techniques Graham uses, such as engraving between heartbeats, and highlights the potential worth of these notes in the art market. It encourages viewers to look out for these special notes in their change.

What unique feature did Graham Short add to the polymer fivers?

• Miniature portraits of Jane Austen

• A hologram of Big Ben

• A map of England

• A secret message

How does Graham Short ensure precision in his engraving work?

• By using a stethoscope to time his strokes with his heartbeat

• By using a laser engraver

• By working in a soundproof room

• By using a magnifying glass

What was the selling price of Graham's portrait of the queen?

• £150,000

• £100,000

• £75,000

• £50,000

What is the potential worth of the engraved notes if identified?

• £5,000

• £10,000

• £50,000

• £100,000

Where is the fourth engraved note expected to be spent?

• Northern Ireland

• England

• Scotland

• Wales