Brett

The answer to the camera question is easy to me.....because not everyone can afford the proper camera setup to take high quality pictures. I have done both with banknotes. Scanned and taken pictures. The scanner is just much easier. It's easier to place the banknote so it is level, so when you view it, it isn't tilted any. With a camera you need to make sure you have a piece of paper taped down for a background and to get the camera set so it takes level pictures. Most people don't want the hassle of setting the camera up this way. When tyhe edge of the scanner glass will do it for you.

There is a 12 note sheet located at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmonds money museum

I found 3 game tokens to a local arcade, a 1991 lincoln and 4 silver dimes 2 mercs (1918 & 1930) and 2 Rosies (1948 & 49) Was a good day

It is listed as S418 1919 Currency token Issues 1000 Rubles from Russia. VG= $1 VF= $3 UNC= $8

Now thats a good story.

Once again ....... Have you tried to contact the Malaysia Numismatic Society to see if anyone there can provide more info on any of the notes you have been asking about. They may know of a member that can assist you more. They may know of someone that specializes in these notes. Here is their information Malaysia Numismatic Society P.O. Box 12367 50776 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia and their email is info@money.org.my

I too would be inclined to agree and also 2nd what Dave said about contacting Krause and also Owen.

Where in Wales are you? The reason I ask is that if you are close to Chepstow, I will be over there in early September and can bring state quarters with me.

Welcome back Dave

I know what it is, but I already won one of the other contest.

I put a lowball bid in. Maybe I will win the coins instead of the contest.

I already won one and figured I would let others guess

I collect all world currencies. And mainly focus outside of the US, as most older US currency is out of my range I want to spend.

Want me to bid it up some??? lol

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