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RickieB

 

This one is my favorite because I bought it for $483!!!!

 

My favorite note, hhmmm, I just can't choose. So I'll take pretty much any note RickieB posts :thumb:. Btw I love the reverse on that last $1 Federal Reserve note, I've never seen that design before.

 

Favourite US bill:



With a vignette like this, can you imagine?



But this one is fun too, colourful and a fascinating denomination:

 

But with early French notes the lines betwixt what was art and what was money were often blurred:

 

Some of my Favorites

These may not be the best,but I like them !

 

I would definitely be willing to spend $20.00 for this set on ebay. These notes all look similar: but are all unbelievably colorful.

 

My favorite because it is the Bank with my last name. Consensus 2

 

American bank note's

This Russian Bank Note looks like it may have been printed by The American Bank Note Co, (1918)

 

India has some very wonderful looking notes.

 

I really like this bill, in the US I appreciate the Education Series Notes.

 

This is an awesome thread......These notes are terrific!

 

Canadian Bank Note

Beautiful note I have a Fractional Dominion of Canadian Note & $1 Educ.Note.
What is this note called & approx how $ much does a descent example cost.Also can you advise me where I may find one for sale,I really like the engraved vignettes,almost looks like Am. Bank Note Co. work of Smillie.
Thanks for sharing it.
Connor1

 

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A very pretty vignette coupled with an amazing colour tantalize the sensations:





A very difficult series to find notes that have not been defaced, because the watermark is of Daniel O'Connell, a 19th century Irish nationalist and founder of the bank - not a very popular subject with certain groups in Northern Ireland.

 

A lovely Irish American actress and Monegasque Princess, this note features a vignette of Princess Grace of Monaco and was printed in the 1970's by Komori Printing Machinery in Great Britain:

 

This note is not mine but it is on the Target List!!

What a Beautiful Note!


RickieB

 

When will the US put the color back in the Green Backs ?