Paper Money: New Acquisitions

Just came in the mail last night, one of the more difficult notes to get in
The Series 611, a real prize havent really concentrated on the Series
Except for the $10 Marylyn Monroe note which was a find in 66, which
Doesnt sound very impressive but when you consider that there,s only
1 67 in population the rareity of a 66 is clear.

 

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Oh, by the way this is what the 64 is replacing...LOL, so i would consider it
a nice upgrade.

 

Because unlike regular currency the date isn't on the bills, the TPGs should really tell us what time period these MPCs are from.

 

I agree, thats important information and should be included on the label
But that,s what i am here for

Series 611

Issued 1/6/64
Withdrawn 4/28/69

Countries used: Cyprus, Japan, Korea and Libya

 

1920 Germany Der Ginot 50 pfennig notgeld. I recently acquired a small lot of 14 notes of this sort, all UNC, and I just wonder if they are modern reproductions.

 

I somewhat doubt they’d be reproduced, as notgeld are largely not really valuable enough to fake.

Really pretty though!

 

Thanks for your input, and I am glad I did not pay much for them! Here is another, labeled as 1919 Coburg 50 pfennig.

 

How much approximately does each cost in that condition ?

 

MPC, why did the military issue these MPC's as low as 5 cents ?

If they created these in the first place to track armed forces buying and economic activity, why worry about "change" less than $1 ?

No way they needed to or even could be that specific during the accounting of these MPCs. I would think even $10 might be OK for the lowest denomination, certainly $1.

 

In Vietnam we had MPC small change paper notes. I think there were 50, 25, 10, and 5 cents. Of course we needed small change as most things at the PX were quite cheap. It was a court marshal offense to possess green backs. Could be wrong about the denominations, that was a long time ago. Wish I had saved some of that money now.

 

The Series 611 $5 i would consider a key note along with the $10 for this
Series, 64,s

 

Well i dont want to scare you but the above is listed at : US $2,550.00
This is listed on ebay right now by an auction house.

There is one 68 in population, and i think that went for $3,200

In comparison got my 64 for under $750, and thats a great deal
When you consider the alternative.

 

The $10 in 66PPQ is about $1,300 because for this note the highest
Graded is a 67 only one of those.

 

The Series 661 was the first series to include the $20 denomination
All previous ones maxed out at $10, this one is from my private
Collection it not only is the highest graded 68PPQ but the only 1
In population,

 

There’s a thread for this...https://www.cointalk.com/threads/military-payment-currency-guide.340972/page-9

 

Went ahead and purchased this the other day. Currently waiting for its arrival and now on the hunt for a 1914 $100 FRN to complete my 1914 series.

 

End, you have some great notes, why aren't you showing us full-size pics ? Or am I clicking on them wrong ?