I agree with @Mountain Man & @SteveInTampa (any error must be dramatic) but I must say your images are very interesting to look at. They show the...
@ewomack, if you like $2, how about this one from 1937 (BoC 2nd series)[ATTACH] [ATTACH] ?
Nice $2 @ewomack ! Is the Saudi note a tough one? That's a drag it came with the fold (& I understand why you didn't send it back.. sometimes I do...
Try the bank note museum or NUNISTA. They're great online references. Top note looks to be from Russia, 2nd from Mauritania, 3rd from Afghanistan...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] P-102l 10 Rupees. Note # 5000 & the SN is a bit wonky on the left too:
Unless you're a brick layer (or have loads of callouses on your fingertips), you should be able to feel a difference between a banknote & regular...
Great video & fun way to start off this topic (thanks for sharing @desiboyee :greedy:!) I started out with Canadian banknotes & this 1979 $20 was...
-I hear you @SteveInTampa: & I'm not a grade-rarity seeker myself but I found this UNC67 100/- from Austria irresistible after a 2018 honeymoon in...
It really takes a while for a collector to pick up the differences between a soft pressed banknote VS a hard (ironed) pressed note. Actually the...
Great advice above. I would just add that you may want to bring a friend (or have a fellow collector tow along). Why? A 2nd set of eyes is always...
This 1920 3 Rubles from Vladikavkaz looks similar. According to Numista, the code is P-S599b for the 1920 version. Yours might be P-S599A. As...
Australian 5 Pound Note, P-35: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Great catch & nice to see you enjoy the hunt...
"Could become?" That's a beauty! Amazing piece of history @scottishmoney
I just fed "American Bank Note Co reference" into eBay & this Juliancoin seller has several volumes:...
Picked up this P-31c 10 Rupees while contributing to a thread on QEII Notes over on CCF: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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