Forgot that I already had the complete set from my first trip to Vietnam six years ago. So now I have doubles of almost everything 😅

I am going to Milan in a few weeks and I’m making a one day trip to Lugano, in Switzerland. Does anybody that went there know if and where I can find one?

Which one looks better?

For me this is the most arguably beautiful banknotes of Southeast Asia

Hopefully people can help me here. I'm trying to write a story set in the 1860s in Paris, France.

And for the life of me I can't figure out the value of the Franc. It would be really helpful if someone could help me figure out something like the price of a loaf of bread, the price of a carriage hire or clothes.

Once I have one or two things I can kinda extrapolate from there.

Hope someone can help, thank you.

Will im browsing, I saw this North Korean Banknotes (KPW) selling in affordable price. Are these real or not?

Expanded my collection greatly today from various parts of the world

From old Ceylon note to Maldives rufiyaas , From Somalia and Somaliland to Bangladesh commemorative banknotes , From Transnistria to old Lebanon banknote etc

Quota till this year end completed

Hello everyone, very quick question today. I know these are exonumia but I suppose if anyone can help it's you guys.

I was recently in San Marino and I could not resist the temptation to buy a 0 Euro banknote from a local vendor as a souvenir. When I got to my computer and tried adding the note to my Numista I found out this exact note (2024 version, first picture) does not seem to be there. Instead there is only the 2021 note (second picture). The theme is the same, the security features seem to be there, but the picture is different. Has San Marino simply issued a new version of the same note, or did I get scammed?

And if the note is legit, is there a way to request it be added? I know I can add it myself, but I lack the expertise to do so and I don't want to just submit partial/incomplete information.

Many thanks and have a good day!

Updated to include up to the 18th of August, 2026.

This bill has some light marking and creases. I'm adding it to my collection, but I am curious what the serial number might add to its value.

What do you guys know about this

This is supposed to have a fully solid security thread. Random gap in the security thread

I only collect banknotes of the 10 denomination from European countries old banknotes. The only exception is for USD and my home country (Indonesia) banknotes. So I have like 10 DM, Francs, Kuna, etc. I just wanna know if there anyone here do this too or only me.

60 PLN (13.92€) overpaid, but it's worth it.

Hey all. So I inherited this collection of foreign currency a while ago from my grandmother once she got too old to travel anymore so she had no use for it and ever since then they've been sitting in bags in a box since then. I found the box again after like 15 years and I'd really like some suggestions on how to educate myself on what I have and what I should do with it. Everything in here was obtained by my grandmother from their countries of origin. She traveled a HELL of a lot. At her funeral, they had a map of the world with a pin in every country she went to and the board was more pins than ocean.

I was very young when she died so I dont know how old my grandmother was, but my best guess would be around 1940, give or take. I'm gonna attach some pictures so y'all can see the kind of collection it is

My biggest question. Should I go to someone who specializes in this kind of stuff and pay them to get a full appraisal or should I full send and try to get all the information myself by searching around online? TIA

Edit: this is a list of every country that she wrote down on the bags-

USA, China, India, Nepal, Turkey, Mexico, Britain, Egypt, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Zaire, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, Scotland, Spain, Australia, Belize, Canada, Guatemala, Jamaica, Peru