here are some old notes that i have: Top one shown is from Central Bank of Egypt not sure on the date Second one Is Five Japanese Rupees i believe not sure on this date either Third is a Bank of China Ten Yuan note dated 1937 If anyone has any input or can tell me more about these please do. Enjoy all and thanks for looking at some of my notes. Fronts: Backs:
cool !! the china 5 ruppees note looks like all the other 'conquest' notes that china issued. They would issue notes for countries they were going to invade/conquer. Without doing further digging, i am not sure of exactly which country this is from, but it does look to be an 'invasion' note. not to take away from the other 2 notes either they are cool as well lol
here are a Bank Of China 1 custom gold unit note dated 1930 and a India one rupee note dated 1935 Sorry about the bad conditions these where giving to me by my dad and i'm not sure where he got them from Enjoy Fronts: Backs:
Ok the Jim note is Burma and here is a little piece on it :kewl: Japanese Invasion Money Burma 9 notes in series. All have the "B" block letter 1c, 5c, 10c, 1/4r, 1/2r, 1r, 5r, 10r, 100r. Varieties in the block lettering of the small size notes includes a fractional configuration that would bring a type set to 12 notes or more. The Indian note is issued by the British who administerd the country then and has the crowned head of King George V on it What do you want to know about the chinese notes?
was just posting them for people to see. If you have anything you think is interesting please post it thanks for all the info De Orc
I have a few of the Chinese Gold unit ones up on Banknotebank and this is the basic info on them Front Sun Yat-sen In central cachet, Value in Chinese at corners Rev Bank building Shanghai in central cachet, Value in English at corners If I remember correctly they were trying to stabalize the currency at this time.
I asked my girlfriend what the Egyptian note said in Arabic (yes, blond hair and blue eyed girls can be fluent in Arabic). Anyhow, she said it says "The Central Bank of Egypt" and under that she thinks it says the currency (which is pounds) and then it has a signature. I just thought I would throw that out there for you so you have some extra info on the note. I think I might start collecting some middle eastern currency.
She didn't see a date on the Egyptian Note, so we did some digging and found that the Central Bank of Egypt and National Bank of Egypt merged in 1961...
Daggarjon in answer to your question about where i get all these notes some where given to me by a variety of people and some i'm not sure of where i got them from. Most of them where given to me by my Dad and not to sure how he got them but glad that he past them on to me.
Though i would share these over here for everyone to see enjoy all here are a few of the notes that i have the small one is a Military Currency from Japan not sure on the date of it all i could find was a series number. Also pictured is a Republic of China Five Yuan note dated October 1st 1914 and a 1 Quetzal Guatemala Note dated 1987. Only a few of what i have working on getting more scanned. View attachment 27292 View attachment 27293 View attachment 27294 View attachment 27295
funny i just asked again in another thread about how you got all your notes just ignore that one a collection from ones dad is a real special treat!!! i hope you treasure and enjoy for a long time to come it as it seems you are now!!!
