r/papermoney

This came into work today. What do you guys think?
I think the corner is burn marks from the fire.

I just picked up this 1914 5 dollar bill graded EPQ 40
I find the artwork on the back of the 1914 series bills are just beautiful

You never know when opportunity knocks. Received a phone call from locale Tucson Coin Dealer who just bought an Estate, and if I’d like to look at the World Currency.
There’s way over 1,500 world banknote that I checked out. The bulk of the banknotes were very common, which I also have need for handouts when kids stop at my local show table. Especially when Dad is buying something to add to his collection, I’ll tell the kids to reach in and find a couple of banknotes the like — And give to them.

As they say the best was for last. Inside the Currency box was a beautiful eye opener. The following photo s just a few of what I call a gold mine. Telling the dealer that I’d offer to pay $1,000 for everything. The bulk of the collection material in Choice or better Crisp Bank Fresh

There’s over 100 different Large 1920-36 Chinese, all kinds of high grade German & some German State Notes.
What do you think?
r/StevesCollevtions

I paid $60 for this $7 bill from NC along side a bunch of US notes in a lot at a flee market in Georgia a few years ago, and I just now dug it up again. Is it worth what I paid for it?

I collect coins and not much paper money. This small text says:
REDEEMABLE IN GOLD ON DEMAND AT THE UNITED STATES TREASURY OR IN GOLD OR LAWFUL MONEY AT ANY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
Does that make this a gold certificate?

Hey everyone! Reposting, I was unsure of where to put it and it got removed. Just wondering people’s thoughts and if I should maybe grab some more! There are a few others that are in consecutive order. Thinking of grading and selling as a group, never did it before!

IM SPEECHLESS LIKE OMG

GUYS THE WATERMARK IS A BUNCH OF STARS 🥰 ITS SO CUTE

Hello,

Happy 4th of July.

Looking to sell my collection and wanted to get the community’s opinion on value before I list anything. All PMG graded. Here’s what I’ve got:

**•** $2 1917 Legal Tender “Battleship” (Fr#60, Speelman/White) — PMG 63 EPQ
**•** $1 1917 Legal Tender (Fr#37, Elliott/Burke) — PMG 64
**•** $1 1963 FRN Dallas Mule (Fr#1900-Km) — PMG 68 EPQ
**•** $1 1957A Silver Certificate (Fr#1620) — PMG 67 EPQ
**•** $2 1963A Legal Tender red seal (Fr#1514) — PMG 67 EPQ
**•** $5 1963 Legal Tender red seal (Fr#1536) — PMG 66 EPQ
**•** $5 1969 FRN Chicago (Fr#1969-G) — PMG 67 EPQ
**•** $10 1969C FRN Chicago (Fr#2021-G) — PMG 65 EPQ
**•** $2 1995 FRN Atlanta w/ Courtesy Autograph (Fr#1936-F) — PMG 67 EPQ

Photos attached. Any input on realistic pricing appreciated. Thanks!

I got these for $35 at a LCS, I mainly got it for the 25c. Apologies for bad pictures

000001-000002 5 rupee notes and 000001-000010 2 rupee notes from Sri Lanka (Ceylon). Dad thinks they’re worth thousands but I’m not so sure haha

Bought this in online marketplace for 4.7 USD. Worth it for that condition?

A tough and expensive set to complete. The 50 and higher denominations have extremely low print runs (4090 for the 50, 2100 for the 100 and 1060 for the 200). This is further compounded with the issues having a fairly low survival rate due to war and attrition. Issues by BPI also experiences solid demand among local collectors further increasing its scarcity. Even in ww2, the populace and even Japanese forces found these particular bills quite attractive according to the book “Salapi”, (Bersales & Apuhin, 2014). These notes were also printed by the USBEP, so the quality of the print and ink are quite high. In fact, the lady with scales seen in the 200 peso note was a vignette from fractional issued in the US civil war in the 1860s. Complete 1928 US-Philippines Banknote Set issued by Bank of the Philippines Islands

This bill, valued at one sixth of a Dollar was issued in Philadelphia in February of 1776.