Money World Records

Brian Pankey completed 12 coin rolls in 30 seconds using two Eisenhower silver dollars while bouncing a tennis ball on alternating sides of a racket and balancing on a rola bola.

Brian Pankey completed 31 coin rolls in one minute using an Eisenhower silver dollar while bouncing a golf ball on a rubber mallet and balancing on a rola bola.

Brian Pankey completed 31 coin rolls in one minute using an Eisenhower silver dollar while bouncing a table tennis ball on alternating sides of a paddle and balancing on a rola bola.

Brian Pankey completed 20 coin rolls in one minute using two Eisenhower silver dollars while bouncing a tennis ball on alternating sides of a racket and balancing on a rola bola.

Tai Star placed 3,836 coins on a single penny.

Jack the Juggler flashed six coins from unique countries.

Jack the Juggler juggled five coins from unique countries.

Yanhao Deng of Chenzhou, Hunan, stuck 8 small coins to the back of one hand with nothing but skin, holding the hand upright with the fingers pointing at the ceiling. In one unedited take of about a minute and a half, the coins go on one at a time and get pressed back into place when they slip, then the free hand pulls away and all 8 stay stuck for several seconds. RecordSetter counted the coins in the closing frames of the video. No glue, just dry skin and patience.

Yanhao Deng of Chenzhou, Hunan, stuck 14 coins to the forehead using nothing but skin. In one unedited take of nearly four minutes, the forehead and coins are wiped dry with tissue, then the coins go on one at a time, with any that slip pressed back into place, until they form a band of silver from temple to temple. With both hands away, all 14 stay put while a stopwatch held up to the camera runs past 10 seconds, and RecordSetter counted every coin in the closing frames.

Yanhao Deng of Chenzhou, Hunan, stuck 10 coins to the lower half of the face using nothing but skin. In one unedited take of just over two minutes, the face and coins are wiped dry with tissue, then the coins go on one at a time under the eye in two rows that curve back toward the ear, with one more down by the jaw, and any that slip get pressed back into place. With both hands down on the desk, all 10 stay put for about nine seconds, and RecordSetter counted every coin in the closing frames. Loose change, not so loose.

Suresh Gaur tossed 19 coins from his palm to the back of his hand at once and successfully caught all of them in a single catch.

Chester Chua used 306 coins to build a coin bridge.

Michael F. performed nine consecutive coin rolls in 10 seconds using a Kennedy half dollar coin.

Brian Pankey performed seven consecutive coin rolls in 10 seconds using an Eisenhower silver dollar coin.

Ben A. performed 16 consecutive coin rolls in 30 seconds using an American quarter coin.

Brian Pankey completed 16 coin rolls in 30 seconds using an Eisenhower silver dollar while bouncing a golf ball on a rubber mallet and balancing on a rola bola.