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beautiful notes again! my only 1958 note:  Japan P# 94b - 10,000 Yen - ND (1958) (PMG 68 EPQ)  |
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Great examples!  |
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Nice looking pair! .. Lovely notes, walk2dwater!... Somehow I've overlooked this topic. Great notes being posted, everyone! -Thanks guys! Welcome to the thread @Hokiefan! First example from 1958 is an inexpensive/very common "destination note" from Mexico, P-59d 1 Peso:  https://en.numista.com/204355The 2nd note is equally as common but I have not yet been to this country. It is P-30 a £1 (Israeli pound) from Israel   The front clearly shows a fisherman. The back shows a Mosaic from the floor of an ancient synagogue at lssafiya on Mt. Carmel according to Numista: https://en.numista.com/201776Quote:
1958...Cuba 5 Pesos I just got that note Rob & was going to post it until I saw your entry! Very nice! Quote:
Japan P# 94b - 10,000 Yen - ND (1958) (PMG 68 EPQ That's a big note with a stellar grade @SchwarzerEinser  Edited by walk2dwater
02/11/2026 09:57 am
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Lovely pair! |
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Nice examples NumisRob, SchwarzerEinser and walk2dwater!
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1957... Spanish 1,000 pesetas showing the Catholic Monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella:   1957 1-Rupee note from India, with a 1957-dated 1-Rupee coin!   |
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nice notes! I like particularly the Spanish one. Here is the smaller but older brother of my last Japanese note:  Japan P# 93b - 5000 Yen - ND (1957) (PMG 68 EPQ)  Edited by SchwarzerEinser
02/12/2026 08:25 am
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Nice notes guys! For 1957 I've got this P-371 £5 from England:   The front features "helmeted head of Britannia at left, St. George and Dragon at lower centre." The back shows "lion standing left, with key and chain" & was one of main reasons I wanted this note. https://en.numista.com/203308My next entry for this year, is this P-19b 10 Shillings from Bermuda   https://en.numista.com/254394 |
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wow, those are two beauties!! @walk2dwater
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Nice examples! |
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For 1957, a Hong Kong one dollar, P-324A. This design was printed from 1952 through 1959. This note is among a group of notes from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the Philippines I found a few years ago in one of Mom's scrap books. Dad had kept those notes during a tour of duty in southeast Asia aboard the minesweeper USS Lucid in the late 1950's.   Member of SPMC, FCCB, ANA and ANS. My U.S. Classic Commemorative Complete Set: https://www.NGCcoin.com/registry/co...sets/278741/My U.S. Fractional Note Set: https://notes.www.collectors-societ...eSetID=34188 |
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For 1957, a Hong Kong one dollar, P-324A. This design was printed from 1952 through 1959. Excellent! |
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Looks like I've got a few silver certificates dated 1957, including this well-circulated star note:   "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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Quote:Love the Bermuda note...wow, those are two beauties!! Nice examples! Thanks guys!  And nice examples from 1957! Today, 1956, I have to turn it down a notch as I only have 2 examples, one of which I have no photo. That is this pretty tough 5 Soles ( P-76) from Peru. Its not "tough" like my Bermuda 10 Bob nor my Britannia £5 (posted yesterday) but only since a mere 10M run is NOT completely common: https://en.numista.com/202413The 2nd note I have posted here 3 years ago (in 2023). From Cuba, this little P-87a ONE PESO packs a punch for interesting symbols within its design:   It features Civic (or "Revolution Square") & I have seen very few examples in true UNC. My example has toning & foxing which is especially visible on the reverse. https://en.numista.com/204519Edited by walk2dwater
02/13/2026 07:42 am
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