1930 Hungary 100 Pengő Banknote
July 1, 1930 Budapest
1914 Mexican Revolutionary 50 Centavos Note
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1930 China 20 Custom Gold Units Banknote
China was Nationally awakening withing the first four decades of the past twentieth century. Its first acclaimed President, as an official Republic, was Sun Yat-Sen. His likeness is portrayed in the twenty "custom gold units" banknote's obverse shown here. He ran the country from 1919 to 1925. The image centered on the bill's reverse is the Central Bank of China at Shanghai. This type of note was originally issued to cover customs charges and rights at the main ports, however its circulation became generalized from 1930 well into 1948. The name of this currency was kept as custom gold units or CGUs. It is considered by enthusiasts and many collectors as a sought historical document. Its main attraction is the vertical orientation like most printed materials from China within those years and earlier times.
2007 Fiji 20 FJ$ Banknote
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1983 Ecuador 20 Sucres Banknote
AC's Sec.#53
2012 Fiji $2 Banknote
AC's Sec.#52
2000 Taiwan 100 Yuan Banknote
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1920 Ecuador 1 Sucre Banknote
Issued on January 2, 1920 in Quito, Ecuador. The Banco Suramericano operated almost along the entire 20th century until 2014. In 2020 its managers and close investors began a government request for a second try-out opening.
1970 Turkey 5 Lirasi Banknote
The official currency of Turkey is the "lirasi" and it was first introduced in 1844. Since then it has undergone several changes, devaluation and challenges against worldwide economy. The beautiful sample I present here belongs to the 1923-2005 period also known as old lirasi. This banknote bears Turkey's most relevant President Kemal Atatürk on its obverse right and the Manavgat Waterfalls on its reverse center. This waterfalls, its surrounding Taurus Mountains and, river is one of the ten most important tourist points in Eastern Europe. President Atatürk's administration brought modernization to Turkish systems and reforms for the people. Ankara and Istambul being the most populated cities became a discovery for many investors during Atatürk's mandate. The colorful banknote shown is rather preserved even after 50 years of possible circulation.
1979 Afghanistan 50 Afghanis Banknote
The currency of Afghanistan is known as the Afghani which held its first issuance period in 1925 onwards. This beautifully decorated note distributed by the "Da Afghanistan Bank" was launched in 1979 or according to the Iranian calendar in 1358. It shows an image of a very ancient coin, an Eucratides piece, on its obverse, together with various features. The reverse brought an image of a central palace in the capital Kabul.
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