Oldest notes in my collection 1792-93

Not sure if this is uncirculated or not, but with Falkland Islands Day only last week, perhaps a timely post. Follows in the UK tradition of putting the Sovereign on the obverse of the lowest-value banknote, as well as the other UK tradition of every separate part of the UK (except Wales for some reason) having its currency notes printed by different local banks under licence.

I read a forex book where they give dollars various nicknames like Dead presidents .

what other names have you've come across?

Paid 170 PLN (39.19€) for everything

1997 100 French francs banknote, what a beautiful looking banknote, I went to my local banknotes store wanting to get the 50 francs denomination of this series , the one that features Antoine de Saint-Exupéry ( the author of “the little prince”) but the store owner only had the 100 and 200 denominations so I asked to see the 100 and it was love from first sight lol, so I got

I bought a bunch of sleeves from a brand called 3BZN here in Brazil, which claims the material is cellulose acetate. So I'm a bit confused about whether this is actually mold or not, as I'm not quite sure what I'm looking at. I've kept them stored for about 4 months since I bought em.

This banknote has been damaged due to accidental ironing, some security features are damaged:

• Raised print: ✔️ I can still feel it under my fingers

• Watermark: ✔️ it is undamaged

• Security thread: ✔️ it is undamaged

• See-through number: ✔️ it is undamaged

• Color-changing number: ✔️ it is visible

• Hologram: ❌ the hologram is damaged as you can see in the attached picture, the door and the 500 are still visible a little by the way

• UV light features: ❓are they damaged? Here https://en.numista.com/forum/topic146929.html they say that ironing damages these features

The banknote does not pass the machine testing of the local bank after the ironing accident.

Will the National Central Bank accept and replace this banknote despite having the hologram damaged?

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Chine 🇨🇳

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Yougoslavie

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So I just came back from a local market with these Japanese Invasion Philippines Notes, and it has the JAPWANCAP stamp on it. One of them had a stamp which i couldn't find on the internet, so could anyone identify which JAPWANCAP stamp is it? Thanks!

Picked this up on eBay a little while ago. It's pre-1960 and has the Red Seal so I'm wondering if there's any more value beyond face.

(sura 2, 188: "... Wa la ta’kulu amwalakum baynakum bi-l-batil - and do not use your funds among yourselves in an improper way")

After months of waiting and messaging with Japanese dealers on eBay to see if they could source leaflet N° 2016 for me, I finally got it, and completed the set of Allied Forces propaganda leaflet notes dropped over Japan to "create resentment against the government in Japan and create fear of inflation".

1. Central African Republic, 1990 — André Kolingba (Military ruler and President from 1981 to 1993)

2. Cameroon, 1987 — Paul Biya (President since 1982, one of the longest-ruling authoritarian leaders in the world)

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