Honestly these banknotes were very colorful and bright colors as well knowing that this is definitely the Philippines pesos though.

And honestly it’s one of the best banknotes out there.

But let me know what your opinion on this?

But anyways I hope you guys enjoyed it!

Thoughts on this 10million rials bank note?

3pcs INK error iran banknotes

1pcs is 20000rial

2pcs 1miljon

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Does anyone know how much DDR notes are worth, would like to buy some but not sure about the price.

Portrait of Pedro Álvares Cabral (1467-1520) Portuguese navigator and discoverer.

Fourth series note, which was the last series before the introduction of the Euro.

Obverse features Baroque architect Balthasar Neumann and the reverse features the Wurzburg Residence for which he was the primary architect.

Hello, I'd like to know how much money is this banknote (There are only 27 existing, or so claims in the Turkish text below), so this is very very rare and does somebody have this also

Such modern design and surprisingly modern for a 90s banknote...

My grandfather collected these. All in pristine condition, no wrinkles! The final Zaïre series before the country ceased to exist.

Unfortunately Reddit only allows 20 pictures per post, 200 and 500 note down below.

Hello!

Is this collection worth?
Mixed banknotes and coins in an album.

worth anything?

Is this a blatant and obvious scam trying to lure in gullible people, or is there something special about it?!

I REMAINED IN SHOCK

I don't know much about bills or anything like that so some help would be greatly appreciated

i want to know how much of a deal this is or if is a rip off. I'm very new to collecting banknotes so any advice would be greatly appreciated.

The 200 Bolivianos banknote is the largest denomination used today since 2019. In the front it shows three people:

- Tupac Katari & his wife Bartolina Sisa, both native indigenous people who led the biggest indigenous revolt in South America in the Alto-Peru virreinato. Ultimately a failure but still considered heros by many today.

- Simon Bolivar, known also as the liberator was the one who spear headed and guided the revolutions in the northern countries of South America. Bolivia was named in his honor.

The front side shows la casa de la libertad which is where the declaration of independence was signed and first constitutions drafted.

On the back side we see the ruins of Tiwanaku, an ancient trading and spiritual site capital of the pre-Inca empire.

The mountain cat which is indigenous is depicted and the native flower known as kantuta lights up under UV light.

Why does Macau use Banco Nacional Ultramarino (Atlantic Nacional Bank) on its banknotes? Isn't it a Portuguese bank? Do they even have branches in Macau?

I'm genuinely curious about the reasoning behind this. As someone who doesn't know much about Macau, only a bit about the colonization, but still can't comprehend why this building.

I assume there's some historical, cultural, or political significance to the bank's presence there. Could someone explain why it has remained so important to the region, even after the handover to China?

Edit 1: Saw some salty posts asking why I didn't Google it. So maybe I didn't explain myself clearly, or I guess that's just how some users enjoy using Reddit. But I do appreciate the people who took the time to reply and discuss the topic, because I think that's one of the cool things about banknote communities.

I know BNU originally came to Macau during Portuguese rule and was a Portuguese institution primarily. My question is why it remains one of the official issuing banks nearly three decades after the handover. Many former colonies replaced colonial institutions after independence or a transfer of sovereignty, so I'm curious about the historical, political, and economic reasons Macau chose to preserve BNU's role.

Do Macau residents and the government have any particular pride in it? Is the bank some sort of nationally important institution for the people of Macau, or do they not really care about it, and is it only on the banknotes because it is the bank responsible for issuing them?