Banknotes auctions
References: Miłczak 205 An interesting number (a so-called "solid")—all fours!
Spain. 500 Pesetas 1940, The Burial of the Count of Orgaz. S/N 2178462. P# 124.
References:Miłczak 9b, Pick 9, Rosenberg 451, Grabowski EWK27b
In mint condition, in its original holder.
A rare first series A. This piece has no tears, minor soiling on the paper, and damage along the top edge.
A slight crease that does not extend across the entire surface of the bill.
References: Miłczak 26b, Pick 26c Type 4 numerator
A very rare type of banknote. In bank-quality condition, it fetches high prices—such as 2,655 PLN in the fall of 2022 https://onebid.pl/pl/banknoty-2-zlote-1944-owe-bn/1338590 This banknote has been folded several times, but the paper retains its full stiffness and has a very good overall appearance. It has undergone professional conservation.
A well-preserved, natural piece. Broken vertically and horizontally. Slight creases along the edges.
References: Pick 155a, Miłczak 177 A beautiful piece, from the first series issued
References:Miłczak 195
Vertical break without a line when held up to the light. The right corners are broken.
A banknote that appears less and less frequently at auctions. A variant with the K/A fractional-type serial number. High grade from PMG.
Folded crosswise, paper with full stiffness; after conservation, it is graded aUNC in its album.
References:Miłczak 169The first series to be broadcast
References: Pick 155a, Miłczak 177 An exceptionally beautiful piece, from the first issued series
A beautiful, natural piece. It is enhanced by the EPQ notation, which is rarely awarded for this issue.
First National Bank of Wood River Reference: Friedberg 652 Rare and in beautiful condition
Set of banknotes: 1/2 mark (1916), 2 marks (1916), 5 marks (1919) x2, 10 marks (1916), 20 marks (1919) (6 pieces)
4 do 5
12 EUR
Behavioral patterns that are widely observed.
Bibliography: Miłczak A8 Condition: 1/-1. Slightly worn corners, a stain on the reverse
References:Miłczak 131a A great rating for the first season
Bent horizontally; no line visible when held up to the light. The lower left corner is broken.
In good condition, but there is a typical manufacturing crease along the edge of the safety strap.
A rarer third series, one-liter denomination. A vertical crease without a line when held up to the light.
References:Miłczak 202aExtra number: six sixes preceded by a zero Highest possible score
Banknote in mint condition. Without the original folder.
Spain. 50 & 100 Pesetas 1940-1948. Lot of 4 pcs.
Spain. 500 Pesetas 1946, Francisco de Vitoria. S/N 361565. P# 132.
Federal Reserve Note References:Friedberg 1030, Pick 362b 2B = New York, New York
References:Miłczak 190a
Vertical and horizontal tears, and a tear along the right edge.
Federal Reserve Note $50, 1969 References: Friedberg 2117-H, Pick 453d H = St. Louis, Missouri
An excellent piece with a high PMG grade and an EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) notation.
Very well preserved. Vertical and horizontal creases; stiff, natural paper.
The first issue, with the clause "... mandatory." Two letters in the series, one capital and one lowercase.
In good condition, but there is a typical manufacturing crease along the edge of the safety strap.
References: Miłczak 23a, Pick 23 Low numerator
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Minor creases. In very good condition.
