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  1. Dave M
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    I have decided to submit to the Security Engravers Group!

    Zeplyn, this is a long and windy road. You'll write something up on small size notes, and six months from now you'll be in a bit of a different...
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 29, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  2. Dave M
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    Libyan 10 Dinars 1970s

    Interesting notes. Those are P33b (1/4 dinar) and P35b (1 dinar), also 1972 issues. As far as selling them, the biggest issue will be that they've...
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 27, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  3. Dave M
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    Currency (Album) Storage

    I turn my large notes sideways, if they're that large. Only one fits per page, but for my collection it's a small percentage that are so big. Dave
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 27, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  4. Dave M
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    Libyan 10 Dinars 1970s

    I'm no specialist in Libya, but the SCWPM says Pick 37b, 1972. Nice looking note. Yes, post the other if you have a scan. Dave
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 27, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  5. Dave M
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    Currency (Album) Storage

    I would get individual holders of good material, one for each note. Then slip those holders in your existing pages. Dave
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 27, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  6. Dave M
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    I have decided to submit to the Security Engravers Group!

    I think it was three, right Krispy? ;) :D
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 25, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  7. Dave M
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    I have decided to submit to the Security Engravers Group!

    Thanks for the summary, Zeplyn. I think you've got a great and enthusiastic attitude, from what I've seen over the past week or so, and I look...
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 25, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  8. Dave M
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    I have decided to submit to the Security Engravers Group!

    I'm in. I think you shold verify 2011 membership/interest of the existing list as well. Dave
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 25, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  9. Dave M
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    I have decided to submit to the Security Engravers Group!

    Welcome to the club, Zeplyn. Please do not worry one bit about being "new" versus us "olde tymers". As Krispy says, the presentations for the SEG...
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 25, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  10. Dave M
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    EURion Project: Barriers to Studying Modern Paper Money

    You may have missed the point here. I think folks are well aware that some editing software can catch banknotes and some can't, but the point was...
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 24, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  11. Dave M
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    EURion Project: Barriers to Studying Modern Paper Money

    Nice, Clay. I did the experiment with a 2006 $50, and could not get the photo to cause trouble in CS2. My photo and scan are good quality, it...
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 24, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  12. Dave M
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    EURion Project: Barriers to Studying Modern Paper Money

    There's a decent answer to this one. A good camera costs a lot more than a scanner, has issues with lens distortion with horizontal and vertical...
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 23, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  13. Dave M
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    Follow the Lead Picture Post-Currency

    1918 appears to be a good year... Local (notgeld) issue in France: [img] [img]
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 20, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  14. Dave M
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    Follow the Lead Picture Post-Currency

    Nice! Romania 500 Lei, 1918 [img] [img]
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 20, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  15. Dave M
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    Follow the Lead Picture Post-Currency

    I can't resist... [img] [img]
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 20, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  16. Dave M
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    5 Cent Fractional Question

    Very cool info, Krispy. I hadn't heard of this bronze powder thing before. Dave
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 20, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  17. Dave M
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    Hello Guy's from Rickie B

    "Hi" back to Rickie, that's wonderful news! Dave
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 18, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
  18. Dave M
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    "EPQ" versus "PPQ" designation

    I should adjust my comments, I think I wasn't completely clear. The vast majority of French notes are released from the Banque de France with no...
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 18, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
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    "EPQ" versus "PPQ" designation

    I am not a TPG person at all, but just thought I would toss this out in case folks are not aware. France has issued brand new banknotes, already...
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 18, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
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    Follow the Lead Picture Post-Currency

    You can actually see the date on the face of that last one, "1931" printed right over the signatures. It's just a bit small in the scans. A fair...
    Post by: Dave M, Jan 17, 2011 in forum: Paper Money
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