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West African States 1000 Francs, 1961, from Cote d'Ivoire.

Your 20 korunas note with the girl is very nice.

I really like your second coin, but I don't have a lot of Russian to trade, only a 1897 ruble.

Wow, a complete Latvia set!

Only early, later they became very worthless that the soldiers put them in their socks or to make fire for heating. There's a saying that "it's not worth a continental", because continentals became worthless.

Again, nothing that is worth putting, but if you want to know, a 1978 cent and 2003 cent. But i did get a new 2014 olympic dollar, direct from the roll.

Yes, that's true. But there aren't really any other famous inventors that I can think except Ben Franklin.

I have that Mexico coin, but a graded PCGS.

Well Edison did invent the phonograph and was the most profilic inventor of all.

Edison too isn't a perfect figure, with his electric chair and other stuff, but still what he did was very important. You know, maybe we should do together a series of how the US money should look, or even a contest of Coinpeople people.

Yes, the note is my design. Sadly I don't have photoshop so everything is made in paint. The only other women that I can think that is well-known is S.B. Anthony, H.B. Stowe and Harriet Tubman.

If I designed the notes I would keep Lincoln and Washington (5 and 1) and add MLK, Edison ($50) and Amelia Earhart ($100), to be a series titled "pioneers", all which were important and groundbreaking people.

Or even a design change. Sadly the US has been so resistant to changing the money. Even the 1905 Technicolor $20 is as colorful as the money of today, and it's almost 110. The $10 bill of 1930 was pretty identical to the note of 1995! The new $100 is more in the right direction.

It's a $20 with Dr. King

These are cool! I wil see if I can find the note that I designed before.

Me too, that's why I like collecting.

A 2003 P nickel

5 Francs Pasteur, 1966 5 Francs assignat, 1793 That's 2 more in my French collection.

I have that one, but its in a proof set.

The only old Russian coins that I got were from Azerbaijan.

That is true. Sometimes things can be overpriced or even just an error. Dealers will try to pay you less for notes than the value in the book. To respond again to your original question, it is difficult to find over 100 years old notes very cheap (except in bad condition), but you can find good condition notes of the 1920s, 1930s for cheap. German, Hungarian inflation, the Mexican revolution and Russians.

Yes sorry, my mistake. You can just spend your cents, but more nickels are more valuable (even recent).

Yes, but they are not going to become highly valuable. Even the 2013 which is the final year had a lot made, and people speculated on those but the mintage was high. Unless they are of the older series of George V or before they are mostly worth 1 cent.

No they are No, they aren't very rare or valuable. Unless the coins have a dot beside the date.

If you are just starting, I've seen sets for 50 or 100 world banknotes. Most are modern (past 30-40 years) but that's a good place to start. For older notes most German inflation notes of 1922-23 are cheap.