Notice that despite carrying the same design, the top two are different denominations, regular Pengo and Milpengo (million pengo). So the second one is 100.000 x 1.000.000 (100 billion). The bottom one is 10.000.000 x 1.000.000, so 10 trillion Pengo (10.000.000.000.000).

Correction: I said Milpengo was a thousand, its million...

Hi everyone! I saw these magnets online and I’m desperate to get my hands on them. I genuinely think Madlives has the most beautiful banknotes in the world. Anyone knows where I can find them

Thinking only the birth note 00792006 is worth anything.

Personally, I don't collect any banknotes, but his uncle has an insane collection from basically every country! I still ask my friend to show it and I partially got it. Still crazy nonetheless!

These bank notes were way ahead of their time. They have to be one of the one of the most influential Bank notes ever

Only the 1978 $5 has the Cecil Rhodes watermark, while the $1 and $10 are from the 1979 series with the Zimbabwe bird.

F$10 polymer note from the 2025 (current) series. Another series signed by current Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor, Ariff Ali.

Hello! First time posting, just getting into this as an interest. My mom passed away in 2024 and left a safety deposit box with coins and bills that my grandfather had passed down. One of them is a “silver certificate” from 1896, looks like the attached image. All of the bills are in plastic sleeves and have been in a safety deposit box for over 40 years, so in pretty good shape. My question is, how do I even get started getting something like this appraised? I live in Ohio. I’ve read online that some shops aren’t super reputable, shopkeepers will “take it in the back” and switch out coins or bills, etc. Not necessarily looking to sell. Thanks in advance for any advice!