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Here's three more that were my Dad's that I found. I think they are from Switzerland, England, and Scotland. The Swiss one is the real curiosity. I don't speak it and can't read it. Is there anything you can tell me about these three?

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 Posted 07/27/2010  12:47 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add wd1040 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
haha hopefully you can read the English and Scottish notes!

The Swiss note is from 2 series past (the 5th series) which has since expired. The 3 languages printed on it are French (Suisse), German (Schweizer) and Italian (Svizzra), which are the languages in Switzerland (Romansh is also one, but wasn't recognized until sometime in the late 70s).

Gosh... I forgot the name of the botanist, but I bet someone can remember it!

The Swiss National Bank itself is an awesome resource on their own notes.
http://www.snb.ch/en/iabout/cash/hi...ory_overview

I think Swiss notes are the most beautiful and artistic out there! hahaha (I collect Swiss notes feverishly >:D and my avatar is a 20Fr from the 6th series)
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wow! I have the same exact englich and scottish notes!
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I believe the picture on the Swiss note is of Gottfried Keller a Swiss writer of German Literature in the 19th Century
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