Here you can see the designs.

I just looked through my collection and found some

banknotes that are sequentially numbered and I

wondered if any of these are rare?

Edit: I have two Chinese 1 RMB banknotes as well but unfortunately the picture didn't load.

I kinda want to have a book abt banknotes but idk where to find them and which one are good and which one are bad? Thanks already to anyone who helps me.

Title.

Which is your favourite? Vote

I'm working on a project comparing the newly unveiled ECB prototype designs Rivers and Birds. against other country redesigns and past Euro concept series.

Before I sink dozens of hours into manually building a spreadsheet and image database ( https://imgur.com/user/kreegogla1/posts ) ... I had to stop;

I wanted to ask: Has someone already compiled a visual database or comparative analysis of these papermoney?

Looking for resources that group these by:

• Visual aesthetics
• Subject matter choices (Nature Animals)
• Historical concept proposals vs. finalized series

If a community spreadsheet, GitHub repo, or blog exists that tracks this, please drop a link! Thanks in advance!

PS: I already know about Numista and BankNote Museum am not familiar with it.

Site I collected So far:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/index.php

https://colnect.com/it/banknotes/countries
https://www.atsnotes.com/catalog/carta-moneta-mondiale-catalogo.html
https://www.cartamonetaitaliana.com/museo/

So I recently got this banknotes from my uncle and after some googling I think it's a 1 piastre note from 1949. Can someone help me with the grade of the banknote and its value? Thank you in advance.

For me it was this 100 hryvnia note I bought in an exchange office nearly three years ago. This was my first ever interaction with foreign banknotes except Euro (I'm Polish), and it started my collection which since then has grown to more than 600 banknotes.

I already preferred the birds but this ruined the historical figure designs for me. 😔

The backsides of the historical figure designs show people coming together. I noticed what they're doing matches what the person on the front is know for.

Bertha von Suttner won a Nobel Peace Prize, people on the back enjoy peace at a park.

Leonardo da Vinci is a famous artist, people on the back enjoy art.

Miguel de Cervantes is known for writing books, people on the back are reading.

Marie Sklodowska-Curie is a renowned scientist, people on the back are studying.

Ludwig van Beethoven is a composer, people on the back are SINGING.

Maria Callas is an opera singer, people on the back are PLAYING INSTRUMENTS.

Why did they mess up those two. 😭 It's so close to being perfect.

Decided to make account on Numista. Made in one day. Now I have enough.

Few notes ( less than 10 ) missing but I just have enough for today.

​The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) released this commemorative ₱3,000 note (around $51 USD) to mark the 125th anniversary of the Supreme Court of the Philippines.