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Money is fasinating... Our own currency, foreign money, the various sizes, colors, the designs, and they are all pieces of history. Although not much for real-life value, they are a novelty that can be mounted, or given as gifts. Some of these are in great shape and others are worn and have masking tape on the back (previously mounted). The price reflects the condition.

Right now, we have -
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USA:

(1957 A) Silver Certificate with Printing errors (black streaks). Uncirculated, perfect, in plastic sleeve. $24.95

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(1963) Set of (2) $1 Star Federal Reserve Notes, consecutive numbers. Uncirculated, perfect. $44.95

(1976) Set of (4) $2 Consecutive Notes, sequential. Uncirculated, perfect. $194.95

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Austria:

Zwanzig (20) Schilling, (1967) (5) ava. $4.95 ea.

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Bahamas:

Bahama Dollar, (2000) (4) ava., $0.95 ea.

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Brazil:

(1930-40's???) A bit worn, $1.95

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China:

(1947) $1.95.

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(1940's) $1.95.

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(1940's) $1.95.

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(1940) $1.95.

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(1940's) $1.95.

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(1940's) $1.95.

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(1947) Was torn in half, taped. $1.95.

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Columbia:

(1972) $0.95

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France:

(1944), $0.95

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Germany:

Zehn (10) Deutsche Mark, (1980) (2) ava. $4.95 ea.

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Most of the following is from the 1920's, when Germany had run-away inflation. They got to the point where they stopped printing the money on both sides of the paper to save time. People would literally bring basket and boxes of paper notes just to buy the simple basics like a loaf of bread... unbeliveable time! Because of the chaos and panic, the people embrassed the promises of a saavy leader, Adolph Hitler, and we all know what happened from that point.

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(1919) Set of (4) Notes, worn/tears, $0.95/set.

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(1920) worn/tears, $0.95

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(1920) worn/tears, $0.95

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(1922) $1.95

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(1923) Blank on the back side... they were printing the currency so fast, they wanted to save the time. $1.95.

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(1914) worn but fair, $4.95.

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(1923) Blank on the back side... they were printing the currency so fast, they wanted to save the time. $1.95.

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(1923) They were printing the currency so fast, they wanted to save the time, so they just printed over the former notes with 1,000,000 Marks. (2) ava. $1.95 ea.

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(1910) Beautiful Note, a bit worn, but not bad for 100 years old! $14.95.

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(1910) Beautiful Note, a bit worn, but not bad for 100 years old! $19.95.

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(1908) (2) ava., Beautiful Notes, a bit worn, but not too bad for 100+ years old! $15.95 ea.

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(1937) (5) ava., a bit worn, $0.95 ea.

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(1920) Set of (2) $0.95/set.

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(1920) Set of (2) $0.95/set.

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(1920) $0.95.

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(1922) $0.95

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Italy:

(500) Lire, (1980's) (6) ava. $2.95 ea.

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(1000) Lire, (1982) (10) ava. $4.95 ea.

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Japan:

(1940's ?) Worn with some small tears, taped. $0.95.

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(1940's ?) Worn. $0.95.

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(1940's ?) Worn. $0.95.

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(1940's ?) Worn. $0.95.

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(1940's ?) Worn. $0.95.

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(1940's ?) Worn. (4) ava. $0.95 ea.

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(1940's ?) Worn. $0.95.

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Mexico:

(1914) Beautiful Note, almost 100 years old! $14.95.

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(1915) Beautiful Note, almost 100 years old! $14.95.

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(1914) Beautiful Note, almost 100 years old! $14.95.

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(1970) Nice, but a bit worn. $4.95.

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(1961) Nice, Set of (2) but a bit worn, one has a tear in the middle. $8.95/set.

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(1965) Nice, but a bit worn. $4.95.

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(1913) Fair, a bit worn and a tear in the middle, but it is almost 100 years old. $6.95.

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Phillipines:

(1949) $0.95

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(1949) $0.95

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(1949) $1.49

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Russia:

(1940's), $0.95

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(1940's), $0.95

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Rare and Unique... Very Fun!