Hannibal Lecter And The Banknotes.

Well done wd. I think you're right about the Bahamas. I was misled because I thought I saw a 5 in the top right-hand corner. And the suggestion for number three (the French note) also looks good to me.
Nice to find someone else out there who could be a "need to know" nut!

Does anyone recalls if the place in which those banknotes were displayed was a magazine stand or an improvised money exchange? the reason I'm asking is because the move was released in 1991, and supposedly the events taking place in the movie where also in the early 90's, and the Mexican $1000 note was already obsolete (since 1988 replaced by a coin).

Some bars and cafes & no doubt other places, put notes on display but I don't imagine they would be necessarily current notes. If the film was released in 1991 then 1988 wasn't to far in the past. The props manager probably just got a few notes together to add some degree of authenticity to the back drop and did not think to much of what was being put on display. At least they were reasonably current. I heard about a movie set in the 18th century and in a scene on a ship there was a truck driving along a road on the land in the background and apparently some one in Ben Hur in the chariot race is wearing a watch. I would take mine off if I was chariot racing, you could break it!!