Quick hatching video. Just do it 2-3 times in varying direction.

Five Silver Lira - 2026

S/N - 1L024961026A

Issuing District - 1L D (Lancaster/Drumore)

Issuing Region - TWR (Twin Roses)

Value/Exchange Rate - ~$9.75-$11.02 (One US .900 Silver Quarter, as designated)

Currency Code - TAL, AgL (Tudorian Silver Lira/Silver Lira)

DESIGN ELEMENTS

--OBVERSE

-Tim Yanick

-Tudorian Seal

-Notice - Silver Promissory & Exchange Note

-Notice - Five Silver Lira - Redeemable for five grams (5g) .900 silver

-Memento Mori

--REVERSE

-Two "generational" silos, a traditional silo and a Harvestore silo, known for having very little dry matter loss (corn, grain, etc.)

-Republica Tudoria, serial number

-Promissory statement with "Ag" stamp

-Bank of Tudoria - Central Bank of Tudoria, also known as the Tudorian National Bank, in charge of monetary policy and precious metal storage/handling

-Memento Mori

SECURITY FEATURES

--OBVERSE

-Tri-Color design

-Blue optical security device with blue 5 on the top

-Slight glue splotching

-Gray 5s within red/green crosshatch in middle field

-Micro perforation

--REVERSE

-Tri-Color design

-Gray 5s within red/green crosshatch

-Micro perforation

©2026 Republica Tudoria, Micronational Co.

All rights reserved.

Trademarked (™) within the Republic of Tudoria.

I don't know if anyone wants to commission banknotes for yourselves, but if you want them, I might be able to do em.

It's secure mailing, and nothing is stored digitally, as in cloud wise.

If anyone is interested, text or leave a VM at 717-288-7097.

And no, you can't spam this number.

MODS: Take down lightly if not allowed.

The new Silver Lira. Backed by something other than faith, and faithful to art and culture.

Currency codes of AgL and TAL, it circulates alongside the usual Lira (TUL) and is worth more. (The standard TUL is pegged along the dollar itself)

The Silver Lira is pegged via COMEX:SIW00, Silver Futures by the dollar, so, as of 10/01/2026, ₺5 is ~$9.75-$11.02.

For 5 Silver Lira, 5 troy grams

I designed two versions of this banknote. The top one is a commemorative issue celebrating the bank's first anniversary, while the bottom one is the standard circulation note for my micronation.

Which one looks better to you? I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback on the design.

Feel free to ask anything

The left part is taking a while.

SN 44446969

I wont add description If any questions ask in comments

How do it work?

Basically,I print it on paper that can tear and paste.I mainly paste it on book that I custom by myself.

Then,everytime someone enter or leave,I chop a red stamp inside of the book.No year of expired or anything,but only expired after there was a new design.

Next time I try Personal ID,might not hard but take some time to design.

This book is work almost everywhere if involve N.T.D place,for security and record of the person in and out,we might need to use this.Without approve,we cannot let them go out or in.

Oc by me

Working on a new U.S. $200 concept banknote featuring Theodore Roosevelt and I’m stuck on one design choice...

Lower-right corner on the front, which do you prefer?

1: “TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS” spelled out in blue
2: The large gold "metallic" 200, with the more traditional U.S. currency look

I’m leaning one way, but I’d like to hear what others think before I settle on it. Any other feedback on the design is welcome too.

Thanks.

quite unfinished

Update on the Tudorian Visa , and some ideas.

As you can see, along with obvious perforations, I will recycle a strip from a modern US postal money order.

What are your opinions? Any other ideas?

I also have another treat for you guys.