I've searched bricks (10 bundles/straps or 1000 notes) & came up empty many times. Its one of the reasons I collect special serials (no better way...
I have doubles of the Netherland Antilles & Portugal 20 Escudos listed for sale. Don't think I have doubles for this Five from Fiji available:...
- That's a beauty ewomack! It reminds me of this $20 from Australia: [ATTACH] I also like this inexpensive pre-Euro 10 Litu from Lithuania:...
Here's a few to start: Netherland Antilles 2.5 Gulden: [ATTACH] Portugal 20 Escudos: [ATTACH] Add your notes with planes featured on them!
I bought a number of duplicate WORLD banknotes which I have listed here: [ATTACH] I also have a list of duplicate Bank of Canada notes listed...
When I buy consecutive banknotes, I expect a discount. If I'm going to buy in volume then it should be worth my while. The only time this rule...
It appears to be PS-537b from Estados de Chihuahua Series K. The 10 & 20 from this series had inverted seal versions & they all had reverse seals...
@Jersey magic man nailed it: the OP's note is only good for is spending. However, you might get a few "wows" over on Reddit where there's a # of...
Nothing helps a collector more than a book, opened, read & applied to one's collecting goals. Whether it be a paper money catalogue, or other...
Disclaimer: I know nothing about these "new kids on the block" & do not recommend nor endorse them from experience (b/c I have yet to...
Canada has several hoarded series like this: 1867-1967 Commemorative $1.00, 1973 $1.00 & 1986 $2.00, to name a few. 12,000,000 of the...
MEC2 describes bookends for me. In other words, for @ISeeId10ts radar, 33088033, 33088032 & 33088034 would be the "bookends." Their value is...
@Evan Saltis nails it: there's nothing rare about a 2M run (replacement or otherwise). Then, there have been notes with higher serial numbers...
@KSorbo, I think some of the old placemat sized notes from France (& overseas territories) are amazing too (500 Francs & up post WW2 to the New...
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