The mailman was nice today and brought me a fractional banknote: 10 Cents from 1863.

This is my second fractional currency banknote and I thought that some others might like to see a size comparison of it.

Why its just a *fraction* of the size of that dollar!

Dave

LUCKY ME!!! i'm 2 for 2 with solid 8's

from the Fed reserve bank of kansas city

J 8888 8888 E

series 2003A

Nice drools civil war money has one me self but from the south CSS

1863 fourth issue

3.3.1863 Liberty at left. 40mm read seal watermark paper w/pink silk fibers

F $25 XF $35 CU $95

Beautifull samoa you have there

Thanks! I saw them and jumped on them as the seller I got them from usually has the lowest prices for new notes like these. I was afraid that if I missed them they'd be too much elsewhere.

1945 Japan 50 Sen

picked this up as change

2001 $1 Dollar

serial G 5555 5555 *

a solid and a star nice combination condition of the note crappy but i like the serial

That's like what, the third solid you've found in circulation? and this one a star note! How lucky can you get with those???? I'm jealous!! I've never even found a banknote with a serial number that's even remotely interesting

I got this one in the mail last weekend:

Wow! That's the 'pokerchip' isn't it? Nice design and one I hardly get to see! Thanks for posting it up!

Here's a couple I've been wanting and finally got today:



Russia 1919 "Babylonian" note - 7 languages on the reverse. I'm trying to piece a whole set together - two more left!





USA 1 Dollar "Funnyback".

Yes it is indeed a "pokerchip" note, the last $10 United States note ever produced! Nice funny back Dave, it looks to be in excellent condition!

What series is your note?

It is a series 1923, Speelman-White, that was the only one, they are all that series and signature combination.

Whoo-hoo! I've been waiting for these with eager anticipation.

I realy like the Central African note Dave and that is the 1st "Babylonian" note I have ever seen LOL so thanks for that

Just receive this note free from a NZ collector friend. First Prefix Year 2003 (AA 03 005555) and it's a $5 Denomination. Although condition not very good but it is the 5555th produced in the year of 2003.

more $1 Dollars US

from the Fed Reserve of Minneapolis

series 2003, A

I 00003167* 2003
I 11335577A 2003A

Just got these over the weekend

Nepal 10 50 100 500 rupees 2007-2008 need the 1000 rupees which is expected this month

pics coming later this week

anyone inrested on getting the new editions go here

http://www.pagescoinsandcurrency.com/asia-...l-c-23_126.html

Pics of the new Nepalese Rupees NOTE: I am still owed the 1000 Rupee note which comes out later this month

10 Rupee
http://www.banknotebank.com/notes/922266A.jpg
http://www.banknotebank.com/notes/922266B.jpg

50 Rupee
http://www.banknotebank.com/notes/922267A.jpg
http://www.banknotebank.com/notes/922267B.jpg

100 Rupee
http://www.banknotebank.com/notes/922268A.jpg
http://www.banknotebank.com/notes/922268B.jpg

500 Rupee
http://www.banknotebank.com/notes/922269A.jpg
http://www.banknotebank.com/notes/922269B.jpg

Nice notes! I'm glad to see that you're still collecting.

Hope to see that 1,000 denomination soon.

hi, can any1 help me on information for these laos banknotes....the temple? and the pagoda?

Here's something from down under

Perhaps this can assist you somewhat: http://geocities.com/laobanknote/royal.htm


There is this too: http://www.flickr.com/photos/visbeek/2931230545/

Here are three that arrived today:

Jeff, I'm completely unfamiliar with those great notes. What do you think of them? What series are they? Are you going back farther in your collection?

New banknotes today

100 Francs Luxembourg
http://banknotebank.com/notes/922380A.jpg
http://banknotebank.com/notes/922380B.jpg

500 Francs Belgium
http://banknotebank.com/notes/922379A.jpg
http://banknotebank.com/notes/922379B.jpg

The first is an 1891 Martha Washington $1 silver certificate. The second is a series 1869 $1 legal tender (similar to the 1917 design, but this one has a rainbow of color on the face, and a different back). The last is a series 1862 $1 legal tender, the first of the "greenbacks" with Salmon P. Chase on the face (he was secretary of the treasury under Lincoln). This one is printed on very thin paper, unlike the normal cotton linen fiber of later issues. So, yes, I suppose I am going earlier, and might have another 1869 note added soon!

Thank you dave......those links was very helpfull.

One of two banknotes I got in the mail today:

One of two banknotes I got in the mail today:

The indonesia 10000rupiah very beautifull in colours and very historical...simply love it. is a 1975 year rite?

Yes, it's the 1975 issue. It took me a while to locate one of these, but I finally got one. Has to be my favorite Indonesian note... well, at least for now!

Just got this one in the mail today, who says US currency isn't colorful?