i dont know why but i have seemed to really get into foreign currency. most of the new additions are older bills. here is a bunch i have gotten recently. i am still waiting to receive the books to properly identify my world note. so i will do my best for now. many more to be posted once i get them all. i am really starting to like notes done by the American Bank Note Company. 1941 PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK 1 PESO : (OBVERSE) (REVERSE) 1949 CENTRAL BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES 1 PESO (VICTORY OVERPRINT) (OBVERSE) (REVERSE) 1937 5 PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK 5 PESOS (OBVERSE) (REVERSE) 1965 BANCO DE MEXICO 20 PESOS (OBVERSE) (REVERSE) 1978 BANCO DE MEXICO 500 PESOS: (OBVERSE) (REVERSE)
A FEW MORE..... 1948 BANCO DE CUBA 20 PESOS: (OBVERSE) (REVERSE) 1960 BANCO DE CUBA 10 PESOS: (OBVERSE) (REVERSE) 1959 BANCO DE CUBA 100 PESOS: (OBVERSE) (REVERSE) AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST 1914 MEXICO 10 PESOS: (OBVERSE) (RVERSE) many more to come in the next few weeks.
Great notes for sure and the ABN Co does have a magical way of capturing your attention from the vast array of engraving from yesteryear! I am hooked my self...and trying to stay within my collection them at the moment! Thas waht got me into some of the Obsoletes.."The American Bank Note Company" a rich history and a good read! RickieB
Lovely notes, now with that 1914 Mexican look at the top and you should see Vera Cruz and a date is it the same as the lower date 1914 ? not sure if you can see it properly on this one that I have but the lower date is 1914 and the upper 1915 LOL I also have the notes with both dates the same.
Really nice notes. Thanks for sharing! It's nice to see that I'm not alone with a fixation on ABNC foreign notes.
urbanchemist, those are some very nice notes. The 10 Pesos revolutionary note from Veracruz is listed in my specialized catalog as Dec 1, 1914, brown reverse, large 10 at right, series C, C or D serial number suffix. Catalog number #S 1107-a. According to the catalog there are 12 variations to this 10 peso note. I like that one peso coin on the reverse of the note. De Orc, some notes do have 1914 on the lower part and 1915 on the upper part of the note. Yours 1 peso note is the curved base type, curved 1 on the top right. For more info I would have to see the reverse of the notes. Lou
De Orc, the catalog # S1101-a, date 5.2.1915, black on under print, curved based 1's in corners, series A. Some of the other 1 peso notes have over printing on the back. Lou
these are some SWEET notes here folks!!! and what kind of thing is this to say lol is this not what we ALL do on a dilay basis... weather we collect coins, currency, stamps, or pet rocks we just want them all lol tis a good goal!!! i wish you luck... but promise us all one thing.. along the way .. as you aquire new notes... do share the pics
