You Rock! Thanks very much.
[ATTACH] So, I found this "coin". Appears to be 2 oz of silver, and has the proper weight. About 46+ mm in diameter. Has the look / feel /...
Once again, I thank you for your knowledge. Probably one of the last places I would have looked.
[ATTACH] Help! I have this note, which looks almost identical to a China / Japanese M19. But the M19 is black ink and this one obviously isn't....
That's where it belongs. Excellent choice. When you get down to it, all of this stuff is just pieces of paper. It's what's On the paper that...
:hail: I'm not worthy... Wow! Rare notes are one thing. You've got an incredible piece of history. Amazing...
That 1953 P41 you have is a fine looking note! Quite a collection! Burma / Myanmar is an interesting country with a rich history -- good choice!
Doc, My dad brought them home from Japan. He was in military gov't office there, right after WWII. I started collecting in the late 1960's, and...
Now THAT is a cool coin. There's an 1852 on eBay today, ending in about 5 hours...
I appreciate your restraint. After all, I'm just a young, innocent newbie.... NOT. Fast approaching geezerhood. I know I'll be selling some...
As soon as I figure out what all of this stuff is worth! Wouldn't want to put you into a higher tax bracket, now would I? :)
ikandiggit, You again? You helped me out the other day with the unsigned Indochina notes. Now this. I owe you! Thanks very much.
rdwarrior, Thanks. I've googled every Southeast Asian country with the word "currency", and hit "images", but to no avail. I thought google was...
Appreciate any insight. My "Standard Catalog of World Paper Money" has been ordered and is in the mail, but I'm impatient... :pacing: I have 14...
This Forum Rocks! I'm blown away by the knowledge and enthusiasm here. Thank you! Better scans are attached. Lettow, I think my dad was more...
I have a potentially odd set of notes, that hopefully someone else has also run across. I have several Unc 5 Piastre notes that do not have...
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