The Parisian, on the other hand, may feel that the watersnip on the 100-guilder note looks downright ridiculous, while denizens of Amsterdam might prefer the bird image to Sir Donald Sangster's ugly face on the Jamaican hundred dollar bill.
Money is funny.
That's why more than ten years ago when the Federal Reserve was thinking of changing the US currency, it formed focus groups in an attempt to guage public reaction. It had a company called Market Facts go mall-trolling for potential participants. Participants also wanted to know why the government would want to change the appearance of the currency. Someone who took orders at McDonald's would fall into the Heavy Currency Handler category. Some said the US currency was the dirtiest in the world.