This 1800s $100 Canal Bank New Orleans obsolete remainder note is a fascinating piece of US obsolete currency.
Featuring intricate design details, this note is a testament to the history of banking in New Orleans, Louisiana. As a affordable item, it appeals to collectors interested in currency from a bygone era.
Authenticated by reputable numismatic associations, this note is a unique add…

This bundle consists of three 500,000 Vietnamese Dong banknotes, featuring imagery of Ho Chi Minh, arms, and scenes on the back.
The notes are made of polymer material and are considered genuine. Shipping and handling fees apply for airmail recorded signed for delivery.
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The Mexican Emblematic 5 Centavos Coin, minted in 2002, features a design showcasing the national emblem of Mexico with a Mexican golden eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus devouring a snake.
On the reverse side, the coin displays the denomination of 5¢ with the date and mint mark above, set against a background of stylized solar rays of the Quincunces Ring on the Aztec calendar stone.
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This Nicaraguan Five Centavos Uncirculated Banknote from 1991 is a piece of currency that offers a glimpse into Nicaragua's history.
With its design featuring the number 167a, this banknote can serve as a valuable educational tool for teaching about geography and economics.
Free from any significant flaws, this uncirculated banknote makes for a unique and affordable addition to any collec…

This set of three Dominican Republic coins includes a 5 centavos, 10 centavos, and 25 centavos coin.
The coins feature the national arms and the profile of Duarte on the reverse. The 5 centavos coin is made of copper nickel and measures 41mm, while the 10 centavos coin is also made of copper nickel but measures 17.97mm.
The 25 centavos coin is made of nickel clad steel and measures 24.3mm…

This high-grade uncirculated Andean Condor 5 Centavos Coin from Chile is a noteworthy addition to any coin collection.
With its intricate design and historical significance, this coin offers a glimpse into the rich numismatic heritage of Chile.
Ideal for collectors seeking to diversify their holdings with South American coins, this piece is a bargain find for those interested in expanding…

The Newport Lyceum $3 Banknote from 1837, originating in Newport, Kentucky, holds historical significance due to its association with a cultural institution that aimed to provide lectures and entertainment.
Despite lacking legal authorization to issue notes, the Newport Lyceum printed these banknotes, leading to a legal dispute with the printers, Underwood, Bald, Spencer & Hufty.
The note…

This 1861 $20 The Bank of the State of South Carolina note hails from Charleston, SC, where the bank operated from 1813 until its closure in 1865. Featuring a Vignette of a bustling harbor above the title, this note also showcases a striking "TWENTY" protector in red.
Grading as Very Fine with circle-cut cancellations, minor edge tears, and a small tear on the top, this piece holds historical…

The Constantine Legacy Note, issued by The Bank of Constantine in Michigan in 1840, holds historical significance as a piece of US Obsolete Currency.
Operating from 1836 until its closure in 1841, this note showcases a Fine/Very Fine grade with minor imperfections like pinholes and a hinge remnant.
As a tangible relic of a bygone era, this banknote offers a glimpse into the economic lands…

This 1854 $3 note from The Merchants' Exchange Bank in Anacostia, D.
C. is a piece of US Obsolete Currency. The bank, operational for a short period from 1854 to around 1855, features vignettes of an allegorical figure with a shield and Mercury.
Graded as Very Fine, the note exhibits a hinge on the reverse side and a small chip on the top edge. A collector's item for those interested in hi…