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With our extensive list of world coins and banknotes. Our articles showcase the story of each piece. Focusing on the unique people, artifacts, and wildlife they feature. As one can not fully appreciate a banknote without knowing its story.
Bala Hissar, The High Fort Of Kabul: 500 Afghanis (Afghanistan, 1358/1979)-Reference Variant
Notes Of The Krajina Republic: 500,000 Dinara (Republic of Serbian Krajina, 1993)-Article
Notes Of The Krajina Republic: 100,000 Dinara (Republic of Serbian Krajina, 1993)-Article
Offerings To The Ancestors, The Potala Palace: 500k Yuan (China, Unknown)-Reference
Offerings To The Ancestors, The Potala Palace: 50 Million Yuan (China, Unknown)-Reference
Notes Of The Krajina Republic: 500 Million Dinara (Republic of Serbian Krajina, 1993)-Article
Notes Of The Saharan Republic, Ksar Chinguetti: 100 Ouguiya (Mauritania, 2004)-Reference
Notes Of The Chiremba Rocks, Great Zimbabwe: 50 Dollars (Zimbabwe, 1994)-Article
Notes Of The Krajina Republic: 5 Million Dinara (Republic of Serbian Krajina, 1993)-Article
The Fortress Of Murzuq: 1/4 Dinar (Libya, 1991)-Reference
Landmarks Of Belarus #5, Brest-Litoŭsk Fortress: 50 Rublei (Belarus, 2000)-Reference
Qal'a-i-Bost, The Great Fortress Of Lashkar Gah: 10,000 Afghanis (Afghanistan, 1372/1993)-Reference
Bala Hissar, The High Fort Of Kabul: 500 Afghanis (Afghanistan, 1369/1990)-Reference Variant
Notes Of The Daoud Republic, Qal'a-i-Bos: 10 Afghanis (Republic Of Afghanistan, 1352/1973)-Reference
Notes Of The Hard Dinar, The Man Who Stood Up To Stalin: 5,000 Dinara (Yugoslavia, 1985)-Article
Guardian Of The Oasis, Murzuq Fortress: ¼ Dinar (Libya,2002)-Reference
Grandmaster Paul Keres, A Near World Champion: 5 Krooni (Estonia, 1994)
Landmarks And Austerity: 20 Billion Dollars (Zimbabwe, 2008)-Reference