Greece was the first foreign country I collected - great country to collect for a number of reasons. Alot of good designs with important cultural...
Today's new pickup is this rather ordinary 1923 USN Ace - not sure why I got it, wallet carry, sometimes you just get stuff and go hmmmm.... why...
Always liked that series of Mexico notes, ABNCo work is excellent, and neat cultural engravings, the Aztec calendar and revolutionary monument....
Here's todays new pickup, it's the ugly one's ugly deuce sister, this $2 from the same Union Bank. Two coins, two cherubs, makes it tougher to...
Today's new pickup is this 1854 $1 obsolete note from The Union Bank in Georgia. I love coins on notes, but not a huge fan of cherubs, they are...
Today's new pickup is this 1902 $10 plain back from the Dallas National Bank. Dallas always in demand by many collectors so these notes have many...
Today's new pickup is this Fakey McFakerton 50-cent 4th series fractional featuring Honest Abe. Or it would, if it were real. It's amazing how...
If you need more proof of rarity over condition, look no further than this 1929 $20 national from Clairton PA. I always and game for an...
Today's new pickup is this Boston 1875 National ace from the Feneuil Hall National Bank. A rare to uncommon bank, this note proves the maxim of...
Could be lightened, but no reason to suspect it just because it is lighter. A lot of old paper has toned somewhat from age. I prefer a crisp white...
Today's new pickup is this really sharp North Caroline state issued $3 obsolete from 1863. Nice layout with good engraving, a neat center...
Five nothing - it isn't currency (likely not allowed to issue currency by state law), but issued by the railroad company knowing that it will...
Today's new pickup is this 1873 obsolete note from the South Carolina Rail Road. Now, not currency as issued by a bank, many rail roads found...
Today's new pickup is this sprawling $5 obsolete from The Central Bank of Alabama. The engraving scene runs border to border on the horizontal,...
Today's pickup is this rare $5 1929 Type II from Mount Jewett, Pennsylvania. All notes are rare on this bank, and this is the only Type II 5 -...
I like the front of that Japanese note, only you can know if it is worth what you paid... Today's new pickup is this numeric seal 1928 $20 from...
Today's new pickup is this 1931 100 Korun note from Czechoslovakia. This note is extra big in hand, and one of those you wonder which side is the...
Today's new pickup is one of the later acquisitions for the What's In Your Wallet stash - if you are gonna travel with one, go with one that is...
Today's new pickup is a 1934 $20 transitional green star note. Not limey, getting to that weird time between colors here... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Hell to the NO... the discoloration is a complete disqualifier, triply so at that price. This note is not uncommon and can be had in a really nice...
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