boydle

http://banknoteindex.com/

 

here's another banknote software program

Hi, Banknoteindex.com is now an online banknote catalog. The Compass Collectables software that was on this site is now available on http://compasscollectables.com/

Nice, I like the potraits better than some of the newer ones that look like photo's.

They are very nice i prefer the top one there is something about that hair and beard that makes it really grip me.

There is a 50 Pf notgeld note from Salzuflen in Germany:

 

(I tried to upload a picture, but did'nt work..., will try later again)

 

Erwin

It is the forth note down on this page.

http://germannotgeld.com/Salzuflen%20Bad.html

Thats a nice piece of Notgeld i have not seen it before i will have to dig one up.

And while I'm at it, here's a nice toad:

 

A ducat defecating donkey:

 

 

 

This is the highest denomination of a set of notes, in the original wrapper that were sold by the city of Paderborn in Germany.

They must have liked this image a lot, there are 4 variations, 2 by color black or brown printing and the other 2 are a different picture on the reverse.

http://germannotgeld.com/Paderborn%20Stadt%20Set%201.html

http://germannotgeld.com/Paderborn%20Stadt%20Set%202.html

http://germannotgeld.com/Paderborn%20Stadt%20Set%203.html

http://germannotgeld.com/Paderborn%20Stadt%20Set%204.html

A pig for our ealier comment

notgeld has a lot of animal images and some very odd ones as well,

im a bit to lazy to copy over the images but for anyone whos keen here are some links

geese giving birth to humans (last note on page)

http://germannotgeld.com/Gater%20Sleben.html

Catching some eggs (second note down)

http://germannotgeld.com/Arnstadt%20Stadt%20Set%201.html

a deer?

http://germannotgeld.com/Aurich%20Siegfried%20Abegg.html

wooden banknotes with deer and rabits

http://germannotgeld.com/Austrian%20Wood%20Notes.html

Thats an impressive guy on that note

This is a nice looking note, i will have to do some digging around it would make a nice addition to my collection.

This note has a stirringly mysterious vignette of a peasant with bundled sheaves of wheat in the background, rather haunting and ironic in effect. In reality the Germans managed to pillage most of the grain grown in Ukraine during their occupation and very little actually went to the local population.

 

When the Germans overran Ukraine they imposed a whole new monetary system on the country, the USSR rubles were removed from circulation at a rate of 1:1 vs the karbovnets denominated currency that they issued. The karbovnets was valued at 10:1 to the German Reichsmark. Curiously, but tellingly the Germans issued this currency with only a small amount of Ukrainian langauge text - on the bottom reverse of the note - in effect letting the Ukrainians know where they stood in the situation. The first notes prepared had all of the text in Ukrainian, but they were rejected by the German run "Central Emission Bank". One wonders why they even bothered denominating the currency in a name familiar to Ukrainians, they might just as well as referred to the new currency as marks given the presence of mostly German language on the notes.

A couple of linen POW notes as well

I have aquired some slightly different notes over the last few weeks.

Firstly is this wonderful piece it is two uncut notes sewn to be one note.

A German Africa note not overly rare but interesting all the same

My first velvet note

A rather striking note

This is damaged however I probobly could not have justified $700 for one in UNC so this for around $70 seems good.

5000F Is great I love the pipe

What would i expect to pay for one of these?

Very nice notes. I didn't realize the notgeld were running anywhere near that high.

Rarer notes are, Mainly in non paper. However I have a couple of paper notes that value about $300 they were nice pickups in a bulk lot of notes cost me 84 cents each

There are a lot of countries that love the factory look for their notes. I quite like it as well especially when they notes are from the early 1900's.

Here is a North Korean Factory.

Thanks Madison, though from the various notes you've been posting here, it seems to me that you're finding some treasures as well! I have a long want list as well. But not filling it saves me money, and keeps me "in the hunt". I would hate to be "done" with the collection.

 

Dave

I cant think of anything more depressing than being done That's why I chose German Notgeld as my main focus its just not going to happen but ill try only 157,000 or so notes to go

Dave that is an impressive note. Another to add to my wish list.

Dont know which to comment on 1st LOL man they are all lovely, still after my 1st silk/linen notgeld so will go with those LOL I love just how vibrent the colours still are after so many years and Dave as usual the notes you have are superb

De Orc, You can pick up common silk or linen notgeld in UNC for 15USD or so (Sometimes less i got some as cheap as $5USD but its not common) you need to keep an eye out though or you will pay twice or even more.

Just made 2 new purchases. They are a little different to what others seem to be collecting so I thought i would put them up. I will get better images when the notes actually arrive.

Germany Notgeld made from silk Bielifeld 250 Million Mark, 1922 or 23 i think its 23 but the seller thinks 22 i will update when i find my catalog. I think i got this rather cheap at $130 USD

Linen note 10 Marks from Breslau 1923? once again ill have to check I think i might have paid a bit much for this one at $84 USD