r/Banknotes • u/Kengash • 10h ago
Collection New 🇺🇦Ukrainian note that I recived yesterday
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I've been looking to get one of these for like 2 years and finally got it for a decent price
r/Banknotes • u/SSnibba • 16h ago
Collection Picked up this 1953 Malaya $50
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Paid 300 USD for this Malayan $50 note. Aside from a few barely noticable pinholes, the note retains its crispness and embossing too.
r/Banknotes • u/Imoutofchips • 11h ago
Beautiful Bolivian note in today's Stack's and Bowers auction
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r/Banknotes • u/ma5sv • 7h ago
Collection 2000 Irani reals from 2005
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Why is Khomeini kinda…
r/Banknotes • u/Master_Soil_6749 • 16h ago
Tried to exchange this bill, but all banks I've been to refused to accept it. Pretty sure it's fake, the texture is a little off and it got those weird red lines inside. I wonder about its origin (features seem to be pretty distinctive), and maybee I'm wrong and it isn't fake
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r/Banknotes • u/Working-Wo • 2h ago
Uzebekistan... Spécimens... 20000, 50000, 100000 et 200000 som...
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r/Banknotes • u/ma5sv • 5h ago
250 Lebanese liras from 1987
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The biggest note I have so far, it’s also very beautiful.
r/Banknotes • u/CoinsOftheGens • 9h ago
Is Red Book 9th Edition Useful?
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I am not a serious note collector but am considering getting the 9th Ed US Paper Money Red Book. I find the US Coin version unsatisfactory in most respects -- repetitive, poorly illustrated, and very light on economics. Does the paper money version have similar issues? The potential upside for me that I see is that Paper likely does not need to waste space on gimmicky new "Mint products". Is there a better 1 volume non-specialist book?
Any views would be appreciated!