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Portugal Bank Note.

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 Posted 07/02/2012  07:33 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Sheencrofter to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Although I normally collect coins, I have a few bank notes, one of which is this, and I wonder if anyone could give me some information about it and how much it may be worth.The date is 1997.
Many thanks.
Sheen

Portugal-Bank-Note.

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Issue 17th April 1997 with 6 signature varieties. Unless they are still redeemable through a Portugese bank (which seems very unlikely considering the current economic crisis)I would say very little given it's 'circulated' condition.
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Thanks for the information.
I have been looking on the net and have now found 2 of them for sale at 14 euros and $16. So I might earn something on it after all.
Sheen
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Portuguese notes are very popular and continue to retain their value over the years since they switched over the the Euro. I have found only French notes have reduced in value over the past 5 years.
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Thanks for that
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ShareBear says:


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I have found only French notes have reduced in value over the past 5 years


Are you talking about old issues (pre-1960) or modern ones?



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The pre-1960s have gone down in price. There are plenty of them for sale at very reasonable prices and a lot less than catalog.

The Krause catalog prices are different from the local catalog (like the Charlton catalog in Canada). I don't remember the name but I saw one in Paris last year.

I priced up about 10 French and Spanish notes that were 50% than ebay. I am not a collector of French or pre-Euro notes otherwise would have bought a lot more. Really the only reason I bought then was because I could flip them on ebay for almost double and then spend the money to buy notes from countries that I collect (Canada, India, Singapore, Mauritius and Ceylon/Sri Lanka).
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The pre-1960s have gone down in price. There are plenty of them for sale at very reasonable prices and a lot less than catalog.


Could you please provide "sources" where pre-1960s French noted have been sold way lower than CV?



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The Krause catalog prices are different from the local catalog (like the Charlton catalog in Canada). I don't remember the name but I saw one in Paris last year.



You mean "La Eote 2009-2010 catalog (Des Billets De La Banque De France Et Du Tresor)"?



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I priced up about 10 French and Spanish notes that were 50% than ebay.


Well, that depends on several factors wherein prices would be affected, such as:

- Condition (grading)

- Year of issue (i.e. Some French Provisional, Military & Specialized issues are not THAT in demand)

- Credibility & reliability of ebay sellers ...etc

I always monitor French Market Values for issues pre-1960s in ebay & some other reputed auction houses.

Majority of French notes (pre-1960s) I have found were realized high prices (with reference to the above mentioned factors)


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