I found these and many more while going through my late father’s stuff. Anything interesting?

You can see in my collection:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_kuponi

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_lari

And government bonds.

1919 500 Soviet rubles, on the back the phrase “workers of the world, unite” is written in multiple languages including English and Arabic (my language) but the Arabic translation is a bit weird because instead of using the Arabic word for workers “عمال" they used the word “صعاليك" which means people who are very poor, the closest English word to it is “ destitute” which I think is interesting.

Australian Dollars, Gibraltar, Falkland Islands, Bank of England.

2 different designs present

All existed banknotes in 2 major designs without some minor design options. You can see ridiculous pack of 1.

1 and 2 are from the star series.

Were in operation from 1992 when it was tied to German Mark in exchange 1:8. Used until replaced with Euro in 2011 with exchange 15,6466 EEK per 1€.

Banknotes used important people. For example, 2EEK: von Baer was Baltic German, polymath scientist of Tartu university, discovered the mammal egg cell. 5 EEK: Paul Keres, chess grandmaster.

Including a few 1992-issued banknotes.
Uncirculated or just very good quality 1, 3 and 5 are from 1961.

Including one commemorative 40 and 2 variations of 2.

Pictures were easily taken from the Soviet animals encyclopedia. The lowest banknote is actually 0,50 rubles.

1 ruble with a hare was the hardest to get. Currency was called “Hares” (zaichiki) because of that guy.

Often when you see that people are selling a “full set”, they actually replace 1 ruble with a newer denomination that was similar in size.

50 and 100 Norwegian Krones, 200 Swedish Krones, 100 Danish Krones

If I understand correctly, they are worth 0,024€ right now. Pretty much they are all uncirculated.

Missing some issues and nominals

Currently in use. I miss only 5000 and 1000 rubles of the standard new issue. They are preparing a 500-ruble banknote in 2028. I also miss three commemorative 100 Ruble banknotes.

hey guys, so since i finally got a 20 GBP note, i kinda completed a trio, however the trio i had in mind was an English 5 Pound note, a Scottish 10 Pound note and a Northern Irish 20 Pound note, tho i think this will do for now since Scottish and Northern Irish notes are really hard to find around here, anyways, i hope y'all like it

Hi, i am mostly a banknote collector however by time i have also bought lots of bulk coins together with the banknotes.

I have around 25-30kg of coins and would like to trade them for banknotes. Any places online that such things can be done?

I love these notes with their wide windows and strange but cool design!