/r/papermoney
A place to share collectible paper money (and fiscal paper) with numismatic value from all around the world. The subreddit is moderated by professional and very experienced collectors - please read the rules before posting. Enjoy!
Wealth of information on US small size notes (post 1928):
World paper values (general guide - pricing for world notes is difficult and eBay recently sold (common) and Heritage / Stacks archives (rare) are best gauges) http://www.pmgnotes.com/priceguide/world-note-price-guide.aspx
Do you have an error? https://www.pmgnotes.com/news/article/4801/Error-Is-Human-Part-I/
https://www.pmgnotes.com/news/article/4896/Error-Is-Human-Part-II/
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Sometimes we can see expensive banknotes, sometimes there’s old banknotes that are not expensive at all, so what are the characteristics of a rare banknote ?
This note struck me as more of history piece and is now in a good place
Just trying to see where I can get more info on these. So I came here to the best! You guys. Thank you 🙏🏽
Hey there! So, I stumbled upon a couple of bills I've attached here. I've noticed various prices online, and I'm a bit puzzled about their actual value. Could anyone lend a hand in determining what this one might be worth? Also, any tips on authenticating them would be greatly appreciated! 😊 I've noticed quite a range in prices online, presumably due to condition or serial number, and I'm totally lost when it comes to old German banknotes. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer!
I have been trying to look for PVC free paper money holders that will not destroy my money, if anybody has a link on Amazon would be really appreciated.
Got this as change the other day. Total newbie here. Worth considering???
I find tons of PVC sleeves on Amazon, even when searching for mylar. I only need about 10 to start. Where would you recommend I find some reasonably priced mylar sleeves for U.S. paper currency? Thanks!
Picked these up today and will need to get them graded to lock in value…fresh from an unopened brick today…
I was going through some ones I found in my lunchbox and discovered this... is it anything cool... is this a radar?
I'm looking at a seller's offering on the large auction site, and most all the notes curl up at the corners slightly. Especially the 50+ yr and older pieces. Would this be a sign that they were all pressed to get flat and crisp?
My first three notes and I’m excited. However the 1872 bond scrip has some holder damage. Is it worthwhile getting reholdered? If so should I be worried the grade would decrease?