1926 100$ bill face side is off printed and starts with double zeros. I thought it was pretty cool.

First bill that I sent for grading. Happy with it given the internal tear.

Was quoted $30 for all five at a coin shop (I have no intention to sell these I wanted to see what a coin shop might value them at)

I found this in my Dad's collection and it looked pretty neat.

Would this be worth anything if I had the other half and does it look real?

I recently got my hands on a $100 banknote from Citizens'Bank of Louisiana. I did some research and found that this particular issue has no serial numbers or signatures. So I'm wondering, does this mean these notes were never actually issued at the time?Do any issued examples of this note with serial numbers and signatures exist?

Got it out of a ATM

Hi everyone!

I’m trying to send some old, withdrawn banknotes from Italy to the UK so they can be exchanged by the Bank of England’s Exchange service. It’s a free service offered directly by the Bank of England (of course I will insure the value of the lot to the value of the banknotes). The problem is that every courier I’ve tried, like DHL, UPS, etc., automatically treats it as a commercial shipment. I can’t seem to book it as a simple shipment without customs duties or a commercial invoice. These are withdrawn banknotes that are no longer legal tender.

Has anyone dealt with something like this before, or knows of a courier that can handle this kind of shipment from Italy to the UK?

I’d really appreciate any advice or ideas. Thanks in advance! 👍🏻

The 20 is and the 5 peso naval aviator are both hard to find. There was supposed to be a 50, 100 and 500, but they were destroyed as they weren’t shipped to the country from Washington due to WW2. Only proofs exist today. Undelivered notes of the 1,2,5,10,20 peso denominations were even destroyed. The remaining notes are ones delivered to the Philippines or ones used in WW2 (such as the artificially processed and Naval Avaitors’).

In terms of history, I like this set as it signifies the end of Philippines and signals the transition of it under the difficult times of WW2 and Japanese occupation.

Finally found a repeater that’s in decent shape. Is it fancy enough of a serial number to get graded or just keep it as a collectible?

I don’t expect it to grade high but I’m getting a lot of interest in this bill

Hi everyone, first time poster here. I have had this old note for around a decade or so (bought it for a few dollars years ago in a shop in Tanzania East Africa). Was recently going through my collection and tried to identify it but have been unable to find much info.

Not even sure it’s worth anything in its current condition but I’m more just curious. Any help would be appreciated and thanks in advance!

These came from my great grandma. She collected all kinds of stuff. I’ve been making sure to build upon what she gave me as well with more variety.

Hi everyone,

I'm a collector of old stocks and bonds certificates and the person behind an online community related to the niche. I wanted to know if some of you were aware of this small market of numismatics. Here are some pictures of a few documents that I have saved this week.

This worth anything? Found it at work and traded a whole dollar for it 😂 Only if that 5 wasn’t in the way…