Brett

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

Dreamflight, I thought your parents were forcing you to sell off your collection. Yet you are still buying notes. Doesn't seem to make sense to me. Did your parents change their minds about your collection?

Bought 2 notes from Jeff. Always a pleasure. Brett

I picked up a 64 Kennedy Half from the bank on Friday for face. The teller was glad to get rid of it. They really hate having to count halves.

Hi Dave, welcome to the forum. I love seeing new sites on banknotes and yours is top quality. I have too many notes penciled down that I need also. And it never seems to go down.

WOW!!!!! I really like that note. I may have to find myself one

Post back here after you get some answers. I would like to hear what you find out about this coin

I'm not worried about adding scans right now, I just want a listing of pick number for each country on a sheet of paper i can put into a binder and take with me to coin shows. I want to check off each pick number i already own, so as not to get any duplicates.

Is there currently a database available that already has the pick #'s? Or do I have to create one for myself?

Ok here is what I picked up today all in UNC unless noted Guinea 100 Syilis P19 Cyprus 1 pound P57 East Caribbean $5 P37g East Caribbean $10 P38g Eritrea 1 Nakfa P1 Ethiopia 5 Birr P31b Ethiopia 10 Birr P43 Fiji $2 P96a Fiji $10 P98b Seychelles 25 Rupees P37 Maldives 5 Rufiyaa P18 Maldives 10 Rufiyaa P19 Cayman Islands $1 P21a Canada $1,2,5,10,20,50,100 P58-P64 all in EF Lao 100 Kip P6a Lao 10 Kip P10b Kazakhstan 50 Tyin P6 Kazakhstan 20 Tyin P5 Kazakhstan 10 Tyin P4 Kazakhstan 5 Tyin P3 Chile 50 Escudos P140b Chile 10 Escudos P139 Bhutan 2 Ngultrum P13 Bahamas $1 P43a Afghanistan 20 Afghanis P56a Afghanistan 10,000 Afghanis P63b Afghanistan 5,000 Afghanis P62 2-Trinidad & Tobago $1 P36c 2-Trinidad & Tobago $5 P37c 2-Trinidad & Tobago $10 P38c 2-Trinidad & Tobago $20 P39c Suriname 2 1/2 Gulden P119 Suriname 10 Gulden P147 St Thomas & Prince 500 Dobras P63 South Viet Nam 500 Dong P33a Portugal 100 Escudos P179f Portugal 500 Escudos P187b Portugal 1,000 Escudos P188a Peru 10 Soles de Oro P84 Mexico 1,000 pesos P85 Macao 20 Patacas P66a Guyana $5 P22e Guyana $1 P21g Costa Rica 5 Colones P236 Venezuela 10 Bolivares P61c Viet Nam 30 Dong P95a Zambia 50 Kwacha P37a Zambia 1 Kwacha P23a Zambia 10 Kwacha P31b Zambia 20 Kwacha P36a Zambia 5 Kwacha P25d Zambia 2 Kwacha P24c Indonesia 100 Rupiah P69 Indonesia 25 Rupiah P67 Indonesia 1,000 Rupiah P61 Indonesia 10,000 Rupiah P100 Indonesia 10 Rupiah P66 France 2 Francs P114a in VF I think I got them all listed

I know they make coin collecting software. But does anyone know of any banknote collecting software? Has anyone ever used any? I am looking for (or want to create some kind)a list of each countries Pick numbers. I want it as a check-off list that i can take with me to coin shows. Has anyone ever made one of these or something like it?

Well I decided to head to a small coin show today and ended up buying a few things. 68 banknotes to be exact. I will compile a list in a little bit

In the past few months i have updated my Krause books. So far I have gotten the new editions of the following World Coins 1801-1900, 1901-2000, 2001-present, Paper Money General issue and 1960-present. The only book i am currently waiting for is the Paper Money Specialized Issues

Today I drove down to a coin show about an hour away ( they don't have too many in NH) and i got the following Australia Unc 5, 10 and 20 dollar polymer notes (P51-53) 1946 Hungary 10,000 Milpengo (P126) Madagascar 5,000 Francs (P78) 1975 Rhodesia $10 (P33B) and a complete set of UNC New Zealand banknotes from 1992-1993 (the $5,10,20, 50 and 100) all with the same serial numbers AA000625 and all of it was just under $200

The 100,000 Dollar Gold Certificate is the highest U. S. denomination. Only 42,000 were printed. They were used only for transactions between the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department. These notes were never issued for public circulation. When the Government stopped using them, most were destroyed. It's illegal for a private person to own one of these notes, and none has ever been in private hands. So odds are whatever your friend has is a fake!!!!