Russia, 6 diff 1990s MMM “currency,” $10 ppd. Although they look like Russian “currency,” these are not “money” -- these certificates were used in a national consumer SCAM in Russia in the 1990s. Six different denominations, all crisp uncirculated, as shown. Also includes a photocopy of an article from the Wall Street Journal about the scam, which ultimately defrauded tens of thousands of clueless Russians, looking to get rich quick, out of hundreds of millions of rubles. Price, $10 postpaid, shipped only to the United States. PayPal or check.
