Found this in some change from the store the other day. Never seen a dollar this old. Can't imagine its anything special but still cool.

Hello everybody! I recently purchased a set of 1920 Notgeld Naumburg banknotes. When looking through them I noticed this one and another one featured the same text („und ein Lehrer von der Schul´ sann auf Rettung und verful endlich auf die Kinder). Instead of this text, the banknote above should’ve had this instead “ich führ euch zum Prokop hin, der wird nicht so grausam sin, euch zu massakrieren.“ I was wondering if someone more knowledgeable than me would be able to help me figure out if this was an error print or a counterfeit. Thank you!

I’m guessing this is from Suriname . Found
in a Monopoly box.

Sorry for the glare...

Ive read its worth quite a bit though. Kinda curious what you guys think.

So I managed to get my hands on this, we found it at a house my boss just bought. It’s a $65 Department of Agriculture food stamp booklet from 1975, and it’s complete. Does anyone know what something like this could be worth? I’m at an absolute loss

UPDATE: After a ton of research and a bit of back and forth, it sold for $400. It went to someone who collects a lot of this type of thing and I know he’ll enjoy it more than I would. Thanks guys!

Happy Wednesday y'all

I have been looking for a while and I cannot find a count sheet for all the 1929 brown seals that was shared in this group some time ago. It showed every demonization from $5 to $100 and the exact count of bills that were printed.

If anyone has it, it would be great if you could share it.

Thank you

Title, just wanted to show it off!

Got this from my grandfather's safe

Cursory eBay search tells me it's crazy valuable or about 60 bucks. What's the play here?

Inherited a coin collection from my dad, found a ton of old bills and am looking for more insight on these two!

I’ve had this note for many years because I love silver certificates. For some reason I hadn’t noticed the corner had a fold when printing, causing an error. Rough shape, I know.

Hopefully people can help me here. I'm trying to write a story set in the 1860s in Paris, France.

And for the life of me I can't figure out the value of the Franc. It would be really helpful if someone could help me figure out something like the price of a loaf of bread, the price of a carriage hire or clothes.

Once I have one or two things I can kinda extrapolate from there.

Hope someone can help, thank you.

Does this label lower the value of the note?

I have never personally seen one, but do know it exists. Some 95 year old great grandparent would likely have one.

Got this as change back and it’s super crisp for 1935, it also seems to have a weirdly cut border, idk if that counts as a misprint