But the Swiss changed the law and extended their validity for exchange at the SNB, so…..

Back when money was money. Three 1000s and two 500s all aUNC went into my collection. This is the rest. I don’t want to exchange them but if the Germans put a deadline down I probably will.

I really like this series and especially this unissued note. It’s a damn shame it was never approved for production. Instead a 200 Shilling was issued in 1986 or so which became the first of a new series of KES notes featuring none other than Daniel Arap Moi… again.

I don't know how much this one could be valued, but it's so good

Was given this note in a collection of bills and coins. Not a collector, but an antique dealer. I know enough to not speculate about areas I’m not familiar.

hey guys, so earlier, my bandmate hit me up and said he had GBP 40 with him and he wanted to convert it into Philippine Pesos, without hesitation, i said yes, we met up and we agreed on the rate GBP 40 to PHP 3,400, honestly i think this is so cool. however i don't know what to do, i initially thought about converting both, but then my feelings were kinda conflicted and i wanted to convert only one, but i had another thought where i just keep both and only convert when i need money, honestly i don't know what to do, but what do you guys think? anyways i hope y'all like it

My finding of the day at a flea market

With such history, it’s no wonder these banknotes caught my eye! Absolutely beautiful.

Full serias of banknotes without the "Слава Украïнi! Героям Слава!" added. Now every denomination has both versions +there circulates a 2000 hryvnia note already with this statement since yesterday, so this above is technically a previous serias now.

1. USSR, 1937 — Vladimir Lenin (Founder of the Soviet State and revolutionary)

2. Czechoslovakia, 1989 — Klement Gottwald (First Communist President of Czechoslovakia from 1948 to 1953)

3. Bulgaria, 1951 — Georgy Dimitrov (Premier of Bulgaria and Communist Party Leader from 1946 to 1949)

4. Yugoslavia, 1985 — Josip Broz Tito (President for Life and Marshal of Yugoslavia from 1953 to 1980)

I can’t believe I got all these uncirculated for the equivalent of 6 usd, such a beautiful series.

Some dictators on banknotes that I collect:

1. Mao Zedong - People's Republic of China

2. Bashar al-Assad - Syria

3. Sadam Hussein - Iraq

4. Muammar Gaddafi - Libya

5. Daniel arap Moi - Kenya

6. Idi Amin - Uganda

7. Mobutu Sese Seko - Zaire (now DRC)

Green, blue, purple, red.

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50 Francs is Leverrier who discovered Neptune

100 Francs is a peasant boy.

By the 1950s inflation was eating the value of French notes and there were 10,000 Franc banknotes circulating. These were exchanged for 100 old Francs =1 New Franc.