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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;GeorgeM, post: 1458101, member: 28550&quot;]59a(?), Guatemala 1 Quetzal, &quot;5 Enero 1972&quot; = 5/1/1972 (or am I reading the authorization date and missing the printing date?), ~2.50</p><p>1, United Arab Emirates 1 Dirham, ND=1973, ~$6 (and maybe $1 for the torn one)</p><p>85a, Iran 50 Rials, ND=1969-1971, ~$5 (but minor tear, so not in VF)</p><p>157, Spain 500 Pesetas, 10/23/1979, ~$14 </p><p>158, Spain 1000 Pesetas, 10/23/1979, ~$22.50 (but torn, so clealy worth less)</p><p>192b, Brazil 5 Cruzeiros, 1973, ~$0.25</p><p>140b, Chile 50 Escudos, Series F, ND=1962-1975, ~$0.25</p><p>143, Chile 10 Escudos, ND=1962-1975, ~$0.25</p><p><br /></p><p>I was surprised, because I expected the Chilean 50 Escudo to be an older note (it is notably larger than almost everything else from the period).</p><p><br /></p><p>Do Spanish notes really command such a price premium? Or is that just wishful thinking on behalf of whoever priced the reference book?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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