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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;midas1, post: 1533818, member: 21309&quot;]It kinda was.&nbsp; It was the annual Butchers&#039; Hill Flea Market in Patterson Park, Baltimore. It seemed about &gt;20% of the patrons were Hispanic and the dealer was Hispanic.</p><p>He had a good selection of notes I should have asked him for contact information.&nbsp; </p><p>In previous years I&#039;ve bought several very old interesting cameras and old photos at this flea markter.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>A few years ago at the Baltimore Whitman show I noticed an Hispanic guy and an Hispanic woman approaching currency dealers offering to sell beautiful very old Mexican ABNCo. currency.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; After they moved on I asked a couple of dealers that bought some of the notes why they were so desirable.&nbsp; I don&#039;t remember what they said but I believe he was selling companion notes two for $45.00 a set.&nbsp;&nbsp; A coupe of the dealers told me it was a very good deal.&nbsp; I approached him offering to buy a set for $35.00. (not sure about the prices as it was a while ago)&nbsp; After consulting with his girlfriend in Spanish he sold me a set.&nbsp;&nbsp; At home I examined them with a magnifying glass, scanned them then put them in a SDBX.&nbsp;&nbsp; I did post them here.&nbsp; I&#039;ll see if I can locate the thread then reply with link.</p><p><br /></p><p>When Martin O&#039;Malley was mayor Baltimore became a &quot;sanctuary&quot; city for illegal immigrants which may at least partly explain the large Hispanic population.</p><p>O&#039;Malley was fond of calling the illegals &quot;new Americans&quot;[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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