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1910 A huge banknote over 25cm long Russia 100 Ruble (1910)   |
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Germany
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1910German Empire, 100 Mark, P-43/1  
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Germany
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1909German Empire, 20 Mark, P-37  
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Germany
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1908German Empire, 100 Mark, P-33a  
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Germany
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1907German States, Baden, Badische Bank, 100 Mark, P-S 906  
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United Kingdom
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  1907 woodchopper USA Edited by DavidUK
11/22/2020 08:49 am
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Germany
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1906German Empire, 10 Mark  
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United Kingdom
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1905 Russia 3 Ruble (1905)   |
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Russia 3 Ruble (1905) There seems to be a lot going on here and I think I like it!  |
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United Kingdom
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Yes, thanks jbuck, Imperial Russia had some really nice notes, with lovely colours & patterns on some of them. Big fan of them  |
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 United States
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Beautiful banknotes, all! I'm especially enjoying the runs of German and Russian imperial notes. They're certainly works of art!  |
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Canada
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Germany 8a 1904 5 Mark There are English Dragons and Chinese Dragons. This is a German Dragon on the back of this note, protecting treasure.   |
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Germany
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1904Because this 5 Mark banknote is so nice, here is another variant of this banknote: Germany, 5 Mark, P-8b (Serial number 7 digits) NB! This banknote ist quite cheap on German ebay. In unc about 10 $.  
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11/26/2020 10:51 am
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What a fabulous banknote! Would that be the dragon from Wagner's Siegfried, guarding the Rheingold?
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What a fabulous banknote! Would that be the dragon from Wagner's Siegfried, guarding the Rheingold? Nah, I don't think so. The dragon is just a perfect symbol impersonating something to guard a treasure. But anyhow THIS dragon would be a perfect Fafnir in Siegfried. |
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