Money supply M0 and M1 data for students Its my first time on economics xchange. I am a student of M.Phil. Economics 1st semester. I am writing a term paper and I need some data.

I am looking for money supply M0 and M1 data for top 50 countries (preferably in USD) for the year 2000. My university has a subscription of http://www.tradingeconomics.com/. But that is only accessible in the university's library.

I am back home for vacations. So I wanted to ask if anyone knows of a resource where this might be available for students free or at a low cost. Or if someone of you can provide this data. Thanks.
I think one of the best websites for this rather general economic data is 

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/

On the first look I found money supply data for many countries. Additionally, you can check the websites of national central banks, which usually have comprehensive data, especially on monetary time series.