Bidding is already around $50,000 for a group of five Iraq Specimens being offered in a Crown Currency sale ending soon. And it's approaching $10,000 for a rare Netherlands 500 Gulden Reprint. Learn more: PMGnotes.com/news/article/15…
Note of the Day: For #ThrowbackThursday, here’s a Japan ND (1899) 1 Yen Specimen, one of only three examples listed in the PMG Population Report. You can find this one in a Stack’s Bowers Galleries auction ending soon: auctions.stacksbowers.com/lo…
We're taking a look at mythical creatures on banknotes in our latest PMG Collection Inspiration column. What's your favorite from these? And is there one from your own collection you'd like to share? Check out the article: PMGnotes.com/news/article/15…
Note of the Day: We continue our #America250 tour of the states today with South Dakota, where this $5 National Bank Note issued by a Deadwood bank was signed by Sheriff Bullock, who served as bank vice president. Learn more about this note here: tinyurl.com/4jbc4efw
Note of the Day: #TravelTuesday brings us to Tabor in the Czech Republic, whose historic town square is shown on the back of this Czechoslovakia 25 Korun. Visit PMG social media every Tuesday for more interesting travel destinations around the world!
Note of the Day: Check out the Gutter Fold Errors on today’s #MistakeMonday note. This China 500 Yuan is available in a Stack’s Bowers Galleries auction ending soon: auctions.stacksbowers.com/lo…
Note of the Day: Time for another #SuperSunday note: This Luxembourg 100 Francs earned the highest grade on PMG’s Grading Scale. Learn how a note earns this grade: PMGnotes.com/paper-money-gra…
Note of the Day: For #FancyFriday, here is a Canadian note with an 8 Million Serial Number. It is expected to sell for about $1,000 in a Stack’s Bowers auction this month: auctions.stacksbowers.com/lo…
Note of the Day: Today’s #ThrowbackThursday note takes us back over a century: a China 1899 1 Dollar = 7 Mace 2 Candareens. This note is expected to sell for thousands of dollars in a Stack’s Bowers auction ending soon: auctions.stacksbowers.com/lo…
Note of the Day: We’re up to South Carolina in our #America250 tour, with this uncut sheet of two $50 Colonial Notes. This rarity realized more than $12,000 in an auction in 2015. You can learn more about it here: tinyurl.com/4uw99av9
Note of the Day: We go to Bhutan today for #TravelTuesday, to Trongsa Dzong (formerly called Tongsa Dzong). The largest fortress/monastery in that Himalayan nation, it is seen on the back of this Bhutan note.
This Color Trial Specimen contrasts sharply with the issued examples of the 1931-34 50 Dollars from this bank, which are found in rusty orange. This rare note will sell for tens of thousands of dollars in a @StacksBowers Galleries auction this month: PMGnotes.com/news/article/15…
Note of the Day: Today’s #MistakeMonday note shows how banknotes are created with different prints. In this case, the Second Print is missing, leaving the seals, serial numbers, and district numbers standing alone. This note is in a sale ending soon: tinyurl.com/3mvvj7s4
Note of the Day: For #SuperSunday, here’s a Hong Kong 1,000 Dollars that earned PMG’s highest grade. We try to showcase notes that you can purchase if you'd like, and this one is in a Spink auction ending soon: live.spink.com/lots/view/4-M…
Note of the Day: Let’s add another frog to the #PMGzoo: the giant reed frog on the back of this Saint Thomas & Prince 20 Dobras. If you’d like to see more frogs on paper money, check out this Collection Inspiration column: PMGnotes.com/news/article/14…
Bidding is already over $40,000 for this Palestine Currency Board 1929 £50, which is being offered in a @HeritageAuction sale this month. Only eight issued examples of this note are listed in the PMG Population Report. Learn more: PMGnotes.com/news/article/15…
Note of the Day: Here’s an uplifting #FancyFriday paper money rarity: a Viet Nam note with an Ascending Ladder Serial Number. If you’d like to own it, you can find it in a Stack’s Bowers auction, with an estimate of $50 to $100: auctions.stacksbowers.com/lo…
Note of the Day: Hong Kong banknotes from the 1800s have high interest among collectors, and this 500 Dollar note is expected to sell for tens of thousands of dollars in a Spink sale ending soon. Check it out: live.spink.com/lots/view/4-M…
This Greek note from the late 19th century is among the PMG-certified rarities in an A. Karamitsos auction this month. It is expected to sell for more than $10,000. Learn more: PMGnotes.com/news/article/15…
