Most AA Batteries Stacked Vertically on a Banknote

China

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Beihu-Chenzhou-Hunan, SAR, China / October 17, 2026

Yanhao Deng of Chenzhou, Hunan, stood a 100-yuan practice note, the full-size kind bank tellers train with, on its edge like a half-open book and balanced two AA batteries end to end on top of the fold. Both hands come away and the two-battery column stands on the note alone for about two seconds, while the camera swings round to show nothing else is holding it up. RecordSetter checked the hands-free stand frame by frame in the unedited video. Two batteries, one fold, no glue.

Tags: balancing, tower, money, dexterity, stacking, batteries

Rules

- Use standard AA batteries
- Use one paper banknote of any currency or a full-size bank practice note, folded exactly once and stood upright on its edge on a flat table
- Stack the batteries vertically, end to end, in a single column on the top edge of the note
- The note alone must hold up the batteries: no glue, tape, magnets or other supports, and nothing but the table may touch the note
- After the last battery is placed, both hands must be away and the stack must stand on its own for at least one second
- Must be one continuous, unedited video showing the note, every battery being placed and the finished stack standing hands-free
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