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Bahrain 1 Dinar 2008 P-26

Rwanda 100 Francs 2003 P-29

Iceland 5 Kronur 1957 P-37a

Taiwan
50 Yuan 1972 P-1982


50 Yuan 1999 P-1990


100 Yuan 2001 P-1991


200 Yuan 2001 P-1992

I really like the many notes you have posted "IGE" including the Norwegian Kroners & the 50 Kroner from Denmark which I believe is actually P-65f(3) the 2013 "Callesen & Sorensen" http://www.banknote.ws/COLLECTION/c...5.htm#2013-3 not P-65g(2) which was printed in 2014.

Here is a banknote I actually received from a swap (not purchased) but traded with some CDN notes I had. It's 5 Euro from Ireland which the swapper threw in pro bono (in good faith that I was providing ample banknotes in return). He was well rewarded. One of the most memorable/awesome swaps I have had from a very dedicated/accomplished collector from Italy.

Iraq 250 Dinars Pick #85a2 1995 non-error and #85a2x missing front print error.

Zero serial numbered notes signify Specimen banknotes. They're not usually called "solid" 0's because that's where the Serial Numbering begins (at 0000000 & because these specimens were NOT issued). Unlike solid radars (111111; 2222222; 3333333; __ etc) which were issued, specimens were also NEVER considered legal tender. The sheets you bought were likely specimen remainders intended for educating bank employees (to understand what each currencies security features are).

When it comes to currency from Russia (Ukraine & other former soviet bloc nations) you have to be careful what you purchase b/c some of the banks fell into the hands of mobs who raided them (during Russia's withdrawal) and got large quantities of worthless banknotes/ or sheets. This was posted some time ago by a former resident of the Ukraine.