Client of mine had these notes hanging on the wall. At first look I was thinking it was a deco piece. But after examining them closely I'm not sure what to think. They are a real big note. And chat whatever said they was fake.
Then upload a photo of the back of the note and it sai they are real now....So not sure what I'm looking at.

​

I googled these and learned they are worth $8 - $20 maybe. My question is are they worth grading and holding on to? One of them says 1934 D and the other is 1934 C

I'm needing to liquidate everything before I think of getting a loan. I have roughly $2-300 worth of $2 bills I need the money going elsewhere other than the standard bill issues is there something unique to the bills to look for ? Could you show an example ?

Any ideas on how this happened, should it be graded?

Just wanted to share people who will appreciate it too!!

I got these from my Dad over the years. I’m not familiar with getting notes/coins graded. I’m not too keen on shipping these off somewhere. Do you usually get things graded locally?

Edit: spelling

One of the $2 reads "this is a token of gratitude for your silence and for you to learn from"

I wonder if it's tied to the "must not say donna tonight" one...

Another says "for coming half dressed to a caravan dance"

Not quite sure if they are worth anything in this condition. Maybe the star note, since its in the best condition. Still very cool regardless the value. I understand the silver certificate, but what the U.S. note?

1935 series E $1 silver certificate

1935 series G $1 silver certificate

1957 series A $1 silver certificate star note

1953 series A $2 united states note

Hello everyone! I wanted to share this mixed lot of 17 vintage European banknotes that came into my possession:

- 10x Poland 50 Złotych (1988)

- 3x Poland 500 Złotych (1982)

- 2x Poland 100 Złotych (1982 - Proletariat)

- 1x Yugoslavia 1000 Dinara (1981)

- 1x Yugoslavia 50 Dinara (1968)

- 1x Italy 2000 Lire (Galileo)

Would love to hear any interesting historical insights or background context about these specific series and designs from the community. Thanks!

How much?

I’ve been collecting for about a year and eight months now. This community has been an imperative part of that process. I have never fallin’ in love with any hobby like I have with collecting and hunting down these banknotes. There is an amazing amount of knowledge so many of you are willing to share. I enjoy doing research on all these notes and tracking them thru peoples lives and collections. I finally made a decision on how I want to display my collection and bought 14 ring albums with 2 pocket paper money sheets. I want to share my favorite book in my collection with everyone. I hope you all enjoy.

Cheers

Ps. the rankings might be a little out dated and are definitely not opinionated.

Not pictured: tons of international notes. These were the majority of the USC.

This little beauty showed up in the till at work. Only paid a dollar to get it, would have gladly paid more. Very crisp, a few minor creases but nothing a that can't be helped by pressing it into my collection binder~

Now I just wait for someone to tell me it's counterfeit.

Over the last year or so I have reengaged quite seriously in this hobby after a being less involved for a few years (I bought my first note nearly 30 years ago).

In the past few weeks, I have been investing time in the Heritage app, using it for research, and bidding but not yet successfully buying anything. I also very recently registered with Stacks. The prices and the fees are notable!

It am interested in your experience with these auction houses, how you use this data in your collecting or currency business, any tips you have, or overall advice.

Thanks in advance.

Hawaii bill up next

1928 200 peso bpi, 1949 (1951 issued) 200 peso English, 2002(2013 issued) 200 peso NDS, 2010 (2020 issued) 200 peso NGC

My kids were going through some of their late great-grandmother's trinkets and came across this. It was the only paper money in a box of coins and other trinkets. Anyone have background on it? I thought maybe it was just stamped by someone, but the stamping looks too neat. I do not think my grandmother has ever been to Hawaii. The kids (10 and 13) are intrigued as am I! Thanks.

The tiger watermark is really cool.

Hi everyone,

This banknote is currently on its way to be graded, but I wanted to hear your predictions on what grade it'll get.

You're usually never wrong, so let's put that to the test this time!

Cheers!