foriegn currency

The Bank of Israel note reminds me of this Swiss note:

 

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Nothing from Italy?

1939 - 2 Lire Kingdom of Italy





1944 - 2 Lire Luogotenenza (transition period)





1943 - 2 Am-lire (Allied occupation)





1848 - 2 Lire Republic of Venice (provisional Government)





petronius

 

Currently, my main collecting focus in paper money is in U.S. currency. Below are some old threads showing various (but not all) world notes I also enjoy collecting. I also admire many of the notes others share from their collections on this forum, there's just too much out there to have it all myself... :smile

• Austria-Hungary, Hungarian & Hungarian Inflationary Paper Money: 1915 - 1989

• French échantillon notes

• Italian Currency & AMC Issued in Italy

• Brand New Mexican Commemorative Banknotes for 2010

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I love those vertical notes, I collect World Paper notes but as of now my collection consists mainly of notes I have picked up through my travels or are very circulated pieces. For example I have dozens of circulated Iraqi Dinar notes pre and post 2003 that I picked up on my deployments. I would like to start a collection of paper notes from all countries during times of war/civil strife (i.e. Notes from Spanish Civil War, Fascist Italy, Phillipine Wars, etc.)

 

I collect us currency and foreign currency. If interested there are a couple of websites that may be of interest - www.navonanumis.blogspot.com and www.numismondo.com... there is lot of info on both of these sites...

B. Vinod

 

This is one of the largest photo gallery of world paper money

http://aes.iupui.edu/rwise/

petronius :smile

 

i am game

this is one of my favorites








i love the philippines notes
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and from my own island

 

I might be one of the few that does not collect USA coins. I do have some Kennedy halves but aside from that nothing. I am not against it but i have just had other things to work on.. I do need to get some pennies for my collection but have not really looked for them yet.

I collect alot of international. Mostly Pre-decimal British stuff. I also collect Foreign one cent coins, be it penny, cent or whatever the country calles their cent. lol

I have not gotten alot but do have penny/cents from
barbados
Bahamas
cyprus
Australia
Newfoundland
Cayman Islands
Eastern Caribbean Territory
Ireland
trinidad & Tobago
Jamaica
Netherlands
Austria Hungary

I also collect coins of Hong Kong

 

I don't usually collect American coins or notes. I find foreign coins and currency more interesting due the vast history and variety. Foreign paper money is also more colorful than our drab domestic currency. My main area of collecting is Russia and Eastern Europe. Here are a few examples. RUSSIAN EMPIRE~3 Ruble 1880UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS~10,000 Ruble 1923 (1924)GEORGIA (1st REPUBLIC)~5,000 Ruble 1921GEORGIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC~10,000 Ruble 1922BUKHARA (EMIRATE)~10,000 Tenge 1338 AH/1919 ADBUKHARA SOVIET PEOPLES REPUBLIC~3,000 Tenge 1338 AH/1920 ADKHWAREZM SOVIET PEOPLES REPUBLIC~1,000 Ruble (Silk) 1338 AH/1920 ADCENTRAL SIBERIA~50 Ruble 1918TASHKENT (MUNICIPAL)~50 Ruble 1918