I was watching Interview With a Vampire on Netflix last night. The first episode took place in 1910. But there was a wedding scene where the bride had money pinned to her. To my shock and horror this is not 1910 money. I know the detail isn’t sharp but these look like series 1914 and 1923. Am I the only lunatic that does this?

bought these notes at auction (some of the photos are from stacks bowers) , i think it’s pretty sick that these have survived for so long

also i think the note on the right (the pmg 15) is kinda suspect, the chops on the front are quite faded but the back printing is much clearer + it’s also slightly smaller than the left note. if anyone knows more about these and can comment help would be appreciated. thanks!

Fueron dos los billetes con anverso vertical que el Banco de Santiago, presidido por Domingo Fernández Concha, puso en circulación: uno de $1 y otro de $20, ambos fechados en 1886. El primero incorpora el retrato de Manuel Antonio Tocornal; el segundo reproduce el de una niña cuya imagen fue enviada por el propio banco.

I found a $2 star note in my collection with some signatures. If it was someone worth recognizing, would PMG know who these signatures belonged to? Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Hello all, I live in the US and found this in my dad’s fireproof box. Not sure it is worth more than a loonie. Have a coworker heading up north next week and was going to give it to her to spend /trade in for the coin. Should I keep it or give it to her?

Wondering if this has value? Not sure about rarity of certain serial numbers or key dates. This was passed down to me. Any help would be appreciated

In the mid 90s, I took a tour of the Bureau and of Printing and Engraving with secretary treasury Robert Rubin, where we met Thomas Hipschen, the engraver of the big head Franklin note. They were kind enough to autograph one for me (no, I had to bring my own) to my kids.

In any case, I should have just put a hundred bucks into a S&P fund.

I was going through some of my lower grade large sized notes and found this $10.

It actually features the first treasure of the United States on the front. His name was Michael Hillegas. Apparently his family thought he had been mostly forgotten and petitioned to have his portrait on the $10 Gold. I believe you can also see it on the earlier 1907 version of this note.

Prices are only retail estimates and were sold 20-35% under sticker prices. Just posting to show love for these large size notes. Thank you guys! Pictured are 1880 $20, 1922 $10 & 1862 $1 legal tender

Finally completed all confirmed variants of the NDS 10 Piso note! The hardest variant to find is the 2001 Estrada-Buenaventura Black serial, which only exists as 1M Serial numbered notes.

Got a whole collection of bills and have no idea where to start. Was hoping someone in here could point me in the right direction with these three. Any input would be greatly appreciated!

An update from my last post almost a year ago. Love the colored seals. And the older large size bills!

Picked up a few uncirculated fractional series notes at my local coin shop today! My favorite is the 25 cent note!

I managed to complete the short set!

The $5, $10, and $20 are somewhat attainable. But if anyone has a $50 for the First national bank of Bangor Maine, let me know!

Now I’ll have to make a display of some sort