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january1may Pillar of the Community Russian Federation 5172 Posts	Posted 04/21/2017 07:30 am Um... good luck. There were a lot of denominations in the Papal States series of the late 18th century. Just this single page shows denominations of 1-18, 20-22, 24-30, 32, 33, 35-37, 40-42, 44, 48-50, 55, 60, 70, 75, 80, 85, 89, 90, 95, 99, 100, 300, 450, 500, 1000, and 1500 scudi. This page has 23 and 39 scudi (both numbers missing from the list above). Here is the missing 19. In principle, they made every value from 1 to 100, but right now I don't have time to search for more pics (though it shouldn't be too hard). Report this Post to the Staff
Arkie Pillar of the Community United States 2637 Posts	Posted 04/21/2017 10:06 pm Fiji honours Olympic gold medal winning Sevens team with $7 banknote https://www.tvnz.co.nz/one-news/spo...m-7-banknote Report this Post to the Staff
CelticKnot Bedrock of the Community United States 12817 Posts	Posted 04/21/2017 11:52 pm $7 notes... love it. Report this Post to the Staff
Dave L Valued Member United States 484 Posts	Posted 04/22/2017 01:19 am Well, there's a whole mess of U.S. Colonial and Continental denominations - They were a bit of a mess, really. My favorite is the Colonial New York 5 Shillings and 4 Pence, equal to two thirds of a Spanish Milled Dollar. Glad I didn't have to do all the conversions they had to do. Then there were the broken bank notes, too. I have a 1.50 dollars note from back then. Report this Post to the Staff
january1may Pillar of the Community Russian Federation 5172 Posts	Posted 04/22/2017 07:47 am While verifying the missing numbers in the Papal States series (successfully found 31, 34, 38, 43, 46 and 47, didn't go any further yet), I happened to stumble on this Italian thread, which tried to do the exact same thing (complete with a list) a few years earlier. (There was also a coin counterpart, which I already mentioned in the other thread - but it appears to be less complete than ours, anyway.) Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 04/24/2017 3:23 pm That's a lot of additions, thank you everyone! The updated list now includes: - The Fiji $7 note found by Arkie, - The colonial NY 5s4d note shown by Dave L and his $1.50 note, - the notes from the Italian thread , plus - some more colonial US and Continental Congress issues (most from here, one from here, and some, such as the 55 dollar note, are shown by Wikipedia), - Wittenburg 99, 199, and 299 pfennig notgeld (they can be seen among the notes in this lot), and also some other related ones (i.e. I found out that only one note out of a series was shown and there were more strange ones issued), like these 7, 8, and 9 paoli from the Roman Republic [1798-1800]: There probably are many more follow-up possibilities among what is already listed. except for the Yugoslav note (that one's photoshopped), the Ukrainian ones (those seem to be bond coupons), the German Goldmark ones (I still don't know what they are), this one (I cannot find how many Schillings were there to one Reichsthaler in that state at that time, so I am not certain what the denomination is)... ... and all those Papal states Below the list as of today. - - - Odd denominations on banknotes - updated list for page 2: 1/100: Poland $0.01 Bon Towarowy Pekao 1/50: Poland $0.02 Bon Towarowy Pekao 1/20: France RCTFO 0.05 fr, Poland $0.05 Bon Towarowy Pekao 1/10: Eisenerz POW camp 0.10 heller, Lithuania 0.10 talonas, France RCTFO 0.10 fr, Keeling Cocos Is. 1/10 rupee, Poland $0.10 Bon Towarowy Pekao 1/9: Maryland 1/9 dollar 1/8: Thailand 1/8 tical 1/6: US-Continental Congress 1/6 dollar 1/5: Cambodia 0.2 riel, Lithuania 0.20 talonas 1/4: (common) 3/8: Thailand 3/8 tical 1/3: US-Continental Congress 1/3 dollar 1/2: (common) 2/3: New York 2/3 dollar=5s4d 4/5: Georgia 4/5 dollar 1: (common) 1-1/4: Guernsey 1s3d 1-1/2: Argentina-Santa Fe Province 1-50/100 peso, US $1.50 Vermont State Bank, Rhode Island 30 shillings=1£10s, Roman Republic [1798-1800] 1-1/2 paoli 1-2/3: Maryland 1-2/3 dollar 2: (common) 2-1/2: Netherlands 2.50 gulden, Turkey 2-1/2 lira, Indonesia 2-1/2 rupiah, Suriname 2-1/2 gulden, India (for Burma) 2 rupees 8 annas 3: Russia/USSR 3 roubles, Ukraine 3 karbovanets, Belarus 3 roubles, Czechoslovakia 3 kcs, Bulgaria 3 leva, Mongolia 3 tugrik, Germany/Darlehnskasse Ost 3 rubel, US 3 cents fractional currency, Cyprus 3 piastres, Bahamas 3 dollars, Buenos Aires 3 pesos fuertes, Virginia 3 pounds continental currency, Cuba 3 pesos, Cook Islands $3 3-3/4: South Carolina 3s9d 4: Poland 4 zlote, Bahamas 4 shillings, Buenos Aires 4 pesos fuertes, Buenos Aires 4 centavos fuertes, Delaware 4 shillings, US-Continental Congress 4 dollars, Canada $4 4-1/2: Buenos Aires 4-1/2 centavos fuertes 5: (common) 5-1/3: New York 2/3 dollar=5s4d 6: Virginia 6 dollars, US-Continental Congress 6 dollars 6-1/4: Argentina/Corrientes 6-1/4 centesimos, Colombia 6-1/4 centavos 6-2/3: Sweden 6-2/3 riksdaler banco 7: US-Continental Congress 7 dollars, Fiji 7 dollars , Roman Republic [1798-1800] 7 paoli 8: Sweden 8 schillingar banco, Buenos Aires 8 centesimos fuertes, Argentina/Rosario 8 pesos fuertes, Massachusetts 8 dollars, Maryland 8 dollars, New York 8 shillings, US-Continental Congress 8 dollars, Roman Republic [1798-1800] 8 paoli 9: Buenos Aires 9 centavos fuertes, Sweden 9 daler kopparmynt, Pennsylvania 9 pence, Roman Republic [1798-1800] 9 paoli 10 (common) 12: Scotland 12 pounds, Sweden 12 schillingar banco, New Jersey 12 shillings 12-1/2: Argentina/Corrientes 12-1/2 centesimos, US 12.5 cents Brooklyn Exchange Office, Colombia 12-1/2 Centavos 14: Sweden 14 koppar schillingar, Buenos Aires 14 centavos fuertes 15: Burma 15 kyats, RSFSR 15 roubles, UK £15, France 15 sols assignat, US 15 cents fractional currency, Buenos Aires 15 pesos fuertes 16: Sweden 16 schillingar banco, Buenos Aires 16 centesimos fuertes 18: New Jersey 18 pence 20 (common) 22: Demerary & Essequebo 1 joe=22 guilders 24: Roman Republic [1849] 24 bajochhi 25 (common) 30: RSFSR 30 roubles, Tirol 30 heller notgeld, UK £30, Ruhpolding 30 pfennig notgeld, Russia Priamur 30 kopeks, Hungary 30 krajczar, Rhode Island 30 shillings=1£10s, US-Continental Congress 30 dollars, Portuguese India 30 escudos, Tunisia 30 dinars, Austria 30 gulden Cassa-Anweisung 32: Sweden 32 skilling banco, Buenos Aires 32 centavos fuertes 33-1/3: Sweden 33-1/3 riksdaler banco 35: Burma 35 kyats, Ruhpolding 35 pfennig notgeld, US-Continental Congress 35 dollars 36: Buenos Aires 36 centavos fuertes 40: Russia 40 roubles, Tirol 40 heller notgeld, UK £40, Ruhpolding 40 pfennig notgeld, Bangladesh 40 taka , Yugoslavia 40 kronen overprint, Cayman Islands 40 dollars, Buenos Aires 40 centesimos fuertes, Buenos Aires 40 centavos fuertes, Connecticut 40 shillings, Georgia 40 dollars, US-Continental Congress 40 dollars, Thailand 40 ticals 45: Burma 45 kyats 48: Haiti 48 gourdes 50 (common) 55: US-Continetal Congress 55 dollars 60: RSFSR 60 roubles, UK £60, Bangladesh 60 taka , Thailand 60 baht , South Carolina 60 dollars, US-Continental Congress 60 dollars, Portuguese India 60 escudos, Austria 60 gulden Cassa-Anweisung 65: US-Continental Congress 65 dollars 70: UK £70, Thailand 70 baht , France 70 livres assignat 75: Burma 75 kyats, Germany various 75 pfennig notgeld, Tirol 75 heller notgeld, Russia 75 roubles (?), Buenos Aires 75 centavos fuertes 80: UK £80, Pfarrkirchen 80 heller notgeld, Thailand 80 baht , Thailand 80 ticals 90: Burma 90 kyats, UK £90 97: Freiberg 97 pfennig notgeld 99: Tirol 99 heller notgeld, Wittenburg 99 pfennig notgeld 100 (common) 120: Uruguay 120 centesimos 125: France 125 livres assignat 135: Mantova 135 lire 150: San Marino 150 lire emergency issue 199: Wittenburg 199 pfennig notgeld 200 (common) 220: Demerary & Essequebo 10 joes=220 guilders 250 (common) 299: Wittenburg 299 pfennig notgeld 300: UK £300, Portuguese India 300 escudos, Austria 300 gulden Cassa-Anweisung 400: France 400 livres assignat, Indonesia 400 rupiah, UK £400 [no examples known to survive according to the Bank of England], Thailand 400 ticals, Uruguay 400 pesos 480: Uruguay 480 centesimos 500 (common) 600: Portuguese India 600 escudos, Austria 600 gulden Cassa-Anweisung (?) 750: France 750 livres assignat 800: Thailand 800 ticals 900: Austria 900 gulden Cassa-Anweisung 1000 (common) 1200: Portugal 1200 reis 2000 (common) 2400: Portugal 2400 reis 2500: China 2500 customs gold units 3000: Georgia 3000 lari, US $3000 Phenix Bank NY 4000: Spain-Cadiz 4000 reales 5000 (common) 10,000 (common) 12,800: Portugal 12800 reis 15,000: USSR 15000 roubles 20,000 (common) 25,000: Suriname 25000 gulden 30,000: Georgia 30000 lari 50,000 (common) 100,000 (common) 150,000: Georgia 150000 lari 200,000 (common) 250,000 (common) 300,000: Langquaid 300000 mark notgeld, Brieg 300000 mark notgeld, Fuerth in Bayern 300000 mark notgeld, 500,000 (common) 750,000: Zimbabwe 750000 dollars 1,000,000 (common) 2,000,000 (common) 5,000,000 (common) 10,000,000 (common) 20,000,000 (common) 50,000,000 (common) 75,000,000: Transcaucasian Soviet Republic 75000000 roubles 100,000,000 (common) 200,000,000: Zimbabwe 200 million dollars, Reichsbahn 200 millionen mark, Greece 200 million drachmai 250,000,000: Zimbabwe 250 million dollars 300,000,000: Koblenz 300 millionen mark notgeld 500,000,000 (common) 1,000,000,000 (common) 5,000,000,000: Zimbabwe 5 billion dollars, Germany 5 milliarden mark 10,000,000,000: Zimbabwe 10 billion dollars, Germany 10 milliarden mark 20,000,000,000: Zimbabwe 20 billion dollars, Germany 20 milliarden mark 25,000,000,000: Zimbabwe 25 billion dollars agro-cheque 50,000,000,000: Zimbabwe 50 billion dollars, Germany 50 milliarden mark, Yugoslavia 50 miliardi dinara 100,000,000,000: Germany 100 milliarden mark 200,000,000,000: Germany 200 milliarden mark 500,000,000,000: Germany 500 milliarden mark, Yugoslavia 500 miliardi dinara 1,000,000,000,000: Germany 1 billion mark 2,000,000,000,000: Germany 2 billionen mark 5,000,000,000,000: Germany 5 billionen mark 10,000,000,000,000: Zimbabwe 10 trillion dollars, Germany 10 billionen mark 20,000,000,000,000: Zimbabwe 20 trillion dollars, Germany 20 billionen mark 50,000,000,000,000: Zimbabwe 50 trillion dollars, Germany 50 billionen mark 100,000,000,000,000: Zimbabwe 100 trillion dollars Modern commemorative note (?) reported not confirmed = image not found Report this Post to the Staff
Joseph7420 Bedrock of the Community Canada 11922 Posts	Posted 04/25/2017 01:06 am German notgelds! 5/42 Dollar. 0.42 Mark gold. 0.21, 1.05, 2.10, 4.20, and 8.4 Goldmark. 21, 42, and 84 Goldpfennig. 1.75 (or is it 175?) and 2,000,000,000 Mark (type Ctrl F, then 2 Billion to find it quickest). And Austrian Notgelds! 77, 85, 95 (second page), and 180 Heller. Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 04/25/2017 05:07 am Joseph7420, thank you - all added, except for the 77 (that one doesn't look like it even pretended to have been issued for circulation). Also added: the Dresden 8 goldmark and the Düsseldorf 100 bilionen mark shown in the Notgeld site video, as well as a Chinese 400 yuan note (image). Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 04/26/2017 3:57 pm Removed the 400 pound note which isn't known to have survived. - - - Quote from this site: Quote: some Ming-dynasty banknote types have survived to our times. 200 cash banknote model 1375 and 300 cash banknote model 1368-98 are known, but those are extremeley rare. 1000 cash = 1 kuan banknote model 1368-1398 exist in a bit larger scale, and those are available occasionally at numismatic market. This 300 cash note is pictured in Krause. It has now been added to the list. Also added Venezuelan notes: - 8 reales (two types from the 1860s: one, two), - 400 and 800 bolivares from Banco Caracas (one, two), - 40 and 400 bolivares from Banco de Maracaibo (one, two), - Guayana (region) 4 and 8 venezolanos, also 8 venezolanos=40 bolivares (issued in the 1870s: one, two, three), and a Cape Verde 4 centavos (second from the top here). Edited by DL20K 04/26/2017 4:03 pm Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 04/29/2017 06:46 am New additions: Poland / Lodz local issues in roubles dated 1915-1916, overstamped with a new value in marks by the German authorities in 1917: - 50 kopeks / 1.10 mark - 1 rouble / 2.20 mark - 5 roubles / 11 mark All three pictured here, though the handstamps are at times difficult to read. Poland / Bialystok local issues of 1915: - 20 mark = 12 roubles - 10 mark = 6 roubles - 3 mark - 1.80 roubles Images: one, two, three. And then, we have this 0.91 RM: Seen in color here. A great rarity according to WCN's description. Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 04/29/2017 11:47 am The Papal States notes mentioned earlier by January1may have been added. I did find a few more of those: 31 (eBay listing) , 34 (Numisbids/Heritage), 38 (eBay listing), 43 (store), 46 (the Italian thread), 74 (Numisbids/M&M), 82 (the Italian thread), 88 (the Italian thread), 91 (Numisbids/Heritage), 93 (Numisbids/Heritage), 115 https://goccf.com/ebay ebay /a unsold)" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">( a target= _blank id= keywords href= https://goccf.com/ebay ebay /a unsold), 165 (website), 800 (delcampe), and 900 (delcampe) scudi. There are fakes of other denominations on ebay as well, so I guess more is still to be found By chance I also found another 1.05: Scotland 1 pound 1 shilling dated 1804 (Numisbids/M&M). Edited by DL20K 04/29/2017 2:54 pm Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 04/30/2017 06:32 am Added: 3-1/3: Sweden Skanska Privatbanken 3 riksdaler 16 skilling Lot#344 here (200+ page auction catalog). 16-2/3: Sweden 16-2/3 riksdaler banco (shown here, along with the 6-2/3 and 33-1/3). The same site lists a 2-2/3 riksdaler banco and a 66-1/3 riksdaler banco issued by Swedish private banks in the 1840s. No pictures, though. Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 05/02/2017 09:45 am More additions: Hungary overprinted 8 filler and 8 pengo, 40 filler and 40 pengo, 80 filler and 80 pengo (1925). As shown here. Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 05/09/2017 3:12 pm Added: Munich / Berg- Hütten- und Salzwerke 3,000,000 mark, 1923-08-14 (eBay listing) Neustettin / Licht- und Wasserwerke 10 goldmark = 2-8/21 dollar, 1923-12-01 (eBay listing) Romania Department of Foreign Exchange (Infinex) - 24, 120, 600, 1200 lei: 24 (ebay), 120 (auction), 600 (ebay), 1200 (ebay). Edited by DL20K 05/10/2017 06:01 am Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 05/13/2017 2:43 pm Today, I found out that there actually was a French 300 francs note. Printed in 1938-1939, issued in 1945, circulated for just over 5 years until 1950. The only undated note from Banque de France. One has to wonder what's the story behind it. Coincidentally, the price for a decent circulated example is also 300... 300 euros, of course Also added this 25,000,000,000 mark notgeld from Bielefeld. Report this Post to the Staff
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