[WTB] Fiat currencies from around the world

cygan

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Quote from: GazetaBitcoin on July 28, 2021, 01:26:19 PM

Quote from: enzogla on July 26, 2021, 03:36:56 AM

I'm curious to know if anyone is selling banknotes of them?

It would be pretty cool if I could start collecting banknotes from around the world, and I guess buying them as collectors items with Bitcoin would be pretty cool Cool

@OP, but also for anybody else which may be interested, I have many (really many) Romanian old bank notes and old coins, from years 1800+ up to present. I also have special editions of current coins and some bank notes issued with the occasion of Sun eclipse from 2000 (or 2001?). Anyway, considering they are 100-150 years old coins / bank notes, they are not worthless, as they have a huge historical value.

For those interested, PM me. I did not set a price, as I never thought of selling them, but if a good opportunity appears, why not?

And yes, I accept BTC payments.

the same here

also have a few old banknotes from the countries poland, turkey, switzerland, italy, yugoslavia, ussr and croatia
the total 18 banknotes are all from the period 1950 to 1992
if you are interested, feel free to contact me and of course suggest me a price in BTC Wink

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Quote from: enzogla on July 26, 2021, 03:36:56 AM

I'm curious to know if anyone is selling banknotes of them?

It would be pretty cool if I could start collecting banknotes from around the world, and I guess buying them as collectors items with Bitcoin would be pretty cool Cool

@OP, but also for anybody else which may be interested, I have many (really many) Romanian old bank notes and old coins, from years 1800+ up to present. I also have special editions of current coins and some bank notes issued with the occasion of Sun eclipse from 2000 (or 2001?). Anyway, considering they are 100-150 years old coins / bank notes, they are not worthless, as they have a huge historical value.

For those interested, PM me. I did not set a price, as I never thought of selling them, but if a good opportunity appears, why not?

And yes, I accept BTC payments.

ChiBitCTy

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I am a big fan of collecting bank notes. There are so many cool notes from around the world. Are you looking for more current world notes or are you interested in notes from all different eras? I've got a handful of older United States notes ranging from Confederate notes to Colonial notes. Both of those are really cool pieces of history in my opinion and if you're interested I may have a few available.

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Quote from: magneto on July 27, 2021, 03:37:04 PM

Have a look on eBay - I've had a dug around and there are plenty of currency bundles from Germany, Zimbabwe, and Venezuela.

Ironically though, given that everyone is trying to collect this stuff now, the prices of high notes can get quite absurd. E.g. I've seen $100 trillion notes being listed at more than $300 USD apiece and that seems to be the going market rate.

Definitely not a great buy imo. Just accept a slightly lower denomination (still in the billions/millions) and move on.

Just checked eBay, yeah the prices seem to be quite large haha. I also checked local cash currency exchanges here in NZ, and none that I could find could swap to any of those currencies Sad

I'm talking to stackitup though, hopefully I can get some off him Grin

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Have a look on eBay - I've had a dug around and there are plenty of currency bundles from Germany, Zimbabwe, and Venezuela.

Ironically though, given that everyone is trying to collect this stuff now, the prices of high notes can get quite absurd. E.g. I've seen $100 trillion notes being listed at more than $300 USD apiece and that seems to be the going market rate.

Definitely not a great buy imo. Just accept a slightly lower denomination (still in the billions/millions) and move on.

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yes of course i can make pictures with my name near the notes, dont see a problem with that. i have sent you private message Wink

enzogla

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Quote from: StackItUp on July 26, 2021, 04:36:45 PM

Hello, i have many banknotes as collection, would be happy to sell them for btc will send you pictures tomorrow when i reach them

It would be awesome if I can see the photos

Is it also possible if you include your username in the photos?

Quote from: Remsjack on July 26, 2021, 12:33:47 PM

Quote from: enzogla on July 26, 2021, 03:36:56 AM

Knowing that some countries banknotes have become pretty much worthless (like the Bolivar), I'm curious to know if anyone is selling banknotes of them?

It would be pretty cool if I could start collecting banknotes from around the world, and I guess buying them as collectors items with Bitcoin would be pretty cool Cool

Are you looking only for very-inflationist banknotes or are you open to others?

Mostly inflationist I think, but I wouldn’t mind others if you do have others

Quote from: jackg on July 26, 2021, 09:44:21 AM

I think a lot of the South American postal services are rated as one of the worst for theft and loss of items. They probably also have really strict border controls, but if you can get past those issues this is quite an interesting idea. I think a lot of people have similar collections (I've seen people with each note as they went down in value even more - eg starting at 10 Bolivar to 10 billion Bolivar or whatever the "equivelant" bank note is now. It'd be really interesting if you could find someone with a set of those with similar years on them too...

Do you think they would steal some almost worthless banknotes?

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Hello, i have many banknotes as collection, would be happy to sell them for btc will send you pictures tomorrow when i reach them

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Quote from: enzogla on July 26, 2021, 03:36:56 AM

Knowing that some countries banknotes have become pretty much worthless (like the Bolivar), I'm curious to know if anyone is selling banknotes of them?

It would be pretty cool if I could start collecting banknotes from around the world, and I guess buying them as collectors items with Bitcoin would be pretty cool Cool

https://www.banknoteworld.com/

Sells all sorts of notes from around the world...enjoy!

thanks

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Quote from: enzogla on July 26, 2021, 03:36:56 AM

Knowing that some countries banknotes have become pretty much worthless (like the Bolivar), I'm curious to know if anyone is selling banknotes of them?

It would be pretty cool if I could start collecting banknotes from around the world, and I guess buying them as collectors items with Bitcoin would be pretty cool Cool

Are you looking only for very-inflationist banknotes or are you open to others?

jackg

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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory

I think a lot of the South American postal services are rated as one of the worst for theft and loss of items. They probably also have really strict border controls, but if you can get past those issues this is quite an interesting idea. I think a lot of people have similar collections (I've seen people with each note as they went down in value even more - eg starting at 10 Bolivar to 10 billion Bolivar or whatever the "equivelant" bank note is now. It'd be really interesting if you could find someone with a set of those with similar years on them too...

enzogla

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Knowing that some countries banknotes have become pretty much worthless (like the Bolivar), I'm curious to know if anyone is selling banknotes of them?

It would be pretty cool if I could start collecting banknotes from around the world, and I guess buying them as collectors items with Bitcoin would be pretty cool Cool

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