I’m not sure if we’ll see a universal currency in our lifetime, and if we do it will probably be in a digital form. Either way, hopefully it will be as thoughtful as this design, a literal interpretation of Benjamin Franklin’s famous phrase, “Time is Money.” Each coin and bill in the series represent a universally understood segment of time and serve as a reminder that time really is the most valuable commodity.
Designer: Vladislav Novikov-Barkovsky
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