This thread has some very nice pics of some nice notes. Here is a 20 I pulled out and tried to get a good shot of.....I need to go get a good SLR if I keep trying to get these pics.
Conner1 and NewB...NICE notes. They both face up nicely, and I love the big blue seal on the funnyback.
Scanner is much cheaper than the SLR Thanks Conner, I honestly never thought about the scanner, I sure will give it a shot and maybe crop it after.
The scanner works great.......Same note, better details....I may start saving all of the notes electronicly...get them ready for ebay.
I received these notes yesterday. Indonesia P136c - 50000 Rupiah Issue Date: 1997 Serial Number: XMG195248 Front: President Soeharto at center left surrounded by scenes of development in Indonesia, Garuda Pancasila at upper right corner Back: Garuda Indonesia (the national airlines of Indonesia) Boeing 747 over Soekarno-Hatta International Airport Watermark: W. R. Soepratman Printer: Perum Percetakan Uang UV: Fluorescent blue, green, and red fibers Security: Segmented foil over security thread Size: 152 x 76 mm Hong Kong HSBC P209e - 100 Dollars, 1 January 2008 Serial Number: MT511785 Front: Lion's head at left Back: Tsing-Ma Bridge Size: 154 x 77 mm Libya P-NEW - 5 Dinar Note Front: Camels at center right Back: Monument and crowd Watermark: Camels UV: Red fluorescent fibers, green and red circle at center and green square at upper center, denomination in green at lower right on back Security: Segmented foil security thread Size: 151 x 76 mm Libya P-NEW - 10 Dinar Note Front: Omar el-Mukhtar at center right Back: Fort and crowd Watermark: Omar el-Mukhtar UV: Red fluorescent fibers, denomination in green on portrait of Omar el-Mukhtar, flourescent orange serial number at left, and fluorescent six-point star pattern at center, denomination in green at right on back Security: Segmented foil security thread Size: 159 x 79 mm
yeah looking at it after I rec'd it, looks a lot better the AU - certainly not Gem, but closer to Unc
Fractional Notes Thanks everyone for your comments and Conner, NewB to this forum for me and I'll grade myself as apprentice to collecting. I'm just the owner of this collection, not the creator.....it belonged to my deceased father inlaw and I'm learning out of necessity. The notes I'm displaying are for sale and in order to find their value to a collector I must become one. I wish I had the time to enjoy them more, unfortunatly my real job is much more demanding. Retirement is growing close though if the Lord is willing. Well more eye candy.......Fractional notes......Well circulated ones at that.
Now I Can Retire I can't even find this one in the "Red" book.....It don't matter, face value is good enough for me............I wish it was real. JUST FOR FUN!!!! More to come........Stay Tuned
Only problem is that if it were true anytime soon, it would probably mean our economy was suffering hyper-inflation and we'd have even more varieties of notes to try to collect, plus they'd rapidly become obsolete as well!
I can see it now.......Bubble Gum 1,000,000+tax....Sugar free so not to offend Health Care. Actually the government will have already forced everyone to implant the ID chip and currency will be totally obsolete. We'll be collecting old I-phones and I-pads.....LOL.
Two new arrivals. Both acquired in the Coin Talk coin Swap. The first is from moneyer. Isle of Man 10 pound banknote: The second from camlov2. A 5 Dinars banknote from the Central Bank of Iraq: