Paper Money: New Acquisitions

My first purchase of 2017 (seller's photo):

 

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These are some of many MPC's that my wife's Grandfather earned in WW2. We are just now going through them. We have more, issued in several different counties that I can post later this evening. I would appreciate any knowledge from the experts, as this is a totally new collection to us.

 

Great condition. Often these things are trashed

 

@mpcusa can probably help!

 

Just in time...LOL

Here,s one i just posted outside on its own forum but thought i would put it in here as well

 

my wife is bugging me to go out to dinner i will respond to this when i get back

 

I have these Superb , same maching serial , Radar serial number. The lower note also has faulty alignment of second and third print ( shift of serial number and number 11 aparent ) , I think I got one of those every collector wants !

 

So after a little quick research, am I right in that these are common, even in good condition?

 

Yes, they are very common even in uncirculated condition, i have several high grade examples however there value is only a couple of dollars nothing to right home about but they are full of history

1 Lire (Blue) printing 37,600,000

5 Lire (Green) printing 24,700,000

10 Lire (Black) printing 10,100,000

The official name for these is AMC (Allied Military Currency)
These were used Italy and Sicily 1943 to 1944

if i can help with any detailed information please let me know !

 

Trying for a better photo. While this is ungraded, it's in the 60's area.
1961 100 Czechoslovakia.

 

There is an interesting article attached to these:

 

doesnt look legal tender...LOL

 

gee was that used or something? its so worn...

 

looks like it was run through the washer about 10 times !!

 

http://www.stltoday.com/news/the-mi...cle_8089576a-890e-59e9-bc75-39df40e43548.html

If this story is real, this guy is an idiot.

 

@mpcusa What can you tell me of these? Also brought back from the war by my Wife's grandfather.

 

More notes brought back from the war.

 

Lets start with these first:

These Particular notes are from Morocco which is a constitutional monarchy in North west Africa, bordering on the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea . from 1912 to 1956, Morocco was made up of three zones, including French Morocco, Under the control of Germany, Morocco along with the remainder of northwest Africa was invaded by the Allies on Nov8, 1942

Capital--Rabat

Monetary unit--Franc

As far as value here again not much only about $20 in mint condition on the 10 Franc allot less and the smaller denominations.