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Smithwick Numismatics

Villarroel, The Bolivian Juan Perón Redux: 5 Centavos Overprint (Bolivia, 1987)-Reference Variant

Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 100,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1993)-Article

Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 50,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1993)-Article

Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 10,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1992)-Article

Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 5,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1992)-Article

Independence, Early Notes Of The Croatian Republic: 2,000 Dinara (Croatia, 1992)-Article

Notes Of The Pathet Lao, Aspiration For A Future: 200 Kip (Laos, 1968)-Reference

Notes Of The Pathet Lao, Aspiration For A Future: 100 Kip (Laos, 1968)-Reference

Notes Of The Pathet Lao, Aspiration For A Future: 50 Kip (Laos, 1968)-Reference

Lithuanian Wildlife, The Wisent: 100 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, The European Elk: 50 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, The Beech Marten: 10 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)-Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, The Western Osprey: 5 Talonas (Lithuania, 1991)- Article

Notes Of The Restored Latvian Republic: 20 Rubļi (Latvia, 1992)-Reference

Notes Of The Restored Latvian Republic: 5 Rubļi (Latvia, 1992)-Reference

Lithuanian Wildlife, Mistle Thrush: 10 Talonas (Lithuania, 1992)-Article

Lithuanian Wildlife, Roe Deer: 200 Talonas (Lithuania, 1993)-Reference

Lithuanian Wildlife, Eurasian Black Grouse: 50 Talonas (Lithuania, 1992)-Article

Overprinted Notes Of The Bosnian War, The Bridge: 50,000 Dinara (Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1993)-Article

Overprinted Notes Of The Bosnian War, The Symbol: 25,000 Dinara (Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1993)-Article

Notes Of The Republika Srpska: 500 Dinara (Republic Of Srpska, 1992)-Article

Notes Of The Republika Srpska: 100 Dinara (Republic Of Srpska, 1992)-Article

Notes Of The Republika Srpska: 1 Million Dinara (Republic Of Srpska, 1993)-Article

Notes Of The Republika Srpska: 100,000 Dinara (Republic Of Srpska, 1993)-Article

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

Notes Of the Mexican Revolution: 1 Peso (Mexico, 1914)-Reference

Notes Of The Bosnian War, The Symbol: 1 Dinar (Bosnia- Herzegovina, 1994)-Reference

Unstable Times, Bearer Cheques Of Zimbabwe: 1,000 Dollars (Zimbabwe, 2006)-Reference

Unstable Times, Bearer Cheques Of Zimbabwe: 500 Dollars (Zimbabwe, 2006)-Reference

Unstable Times, Bearer Cheques Of Zimbabwe: 50 Dollars (Zimbabwe, 2006)-Reference

Unstable Times, Bearer Cheques Of Zimbabwe: 20 Dollars (Zimbabwe, 2006)-Reference

Unstable Times, Bearer Cheques Of Zimbabwe: 10 Dollars (Zimbabwe, 2006)-Reference

Unstable Times, Bearer Cheques Of Zimbabwe: 5 Dollars (Zimbabwe, 2006)-Reference

Unstable Times, Bearer Cheques Of Zimbabwe: 1 Dollar (Zimbabwe, 2006)-Reference

From The Ashes, The Post-Gulf War Iraqi Dinar: 1/4 Dinar (Iraq, 1412/1993)-Reference

Notes Of The Pathet Lao, Aspiration For A Future: 20 Kip (Laos, 1968)-Article

Coupon Notes From The Land Of Nowhere: 200 Rublei (Transnistria, 1993)-Article

Coupon Notes From The Land Of Nowhere: 100 Rublei (Transnistria, 1993)-Article

Coupon Notes From The Land Of Nowhere: 50 Rublei (Transnistria, 1993)-Article

Coupon Notes From The Land Of Nowhere: 5 Rublei (Transnistria, 1994)-Article

Coupon Notes From The Land Of Nowhere: 1 Ruble (Transnistria, 1994)-Article

Notes Of The January Dinar, The Laureate: 10 Million Dinara (Yugoslavia, 1994)-Article

The Makedonium, Monument To The Uprising: 25 Denari (Macedonia, 1992)-Article

Notes Of Independent Ukraine, Kyiv's Founders: 5,000 Karbovanetsiv (Ukraine, 1995)-Article

Notes Of Independent Ukraine, The Cathedral: 10 Karbovantsi (Ukraine, 1991)-Article

Notes Of Independent Ukraine, The Cathedral: 3 Karbovantsi (Ukraine, 1991)-Article

Notes Of Independent Ukraine, The Cathedral: 1 Karbovanet (Ukraine, 1991)-Article

Mortgage Coins, Times Of Desperation: 5 Rentenpfennig (Weimar Republic, 1924)-Article

Borrowed Money, Loan Notes Of The Great War: 50 Marks (Imperial Germany, 1914)-Article

Money In A Rush

Special emergency currencies are often created during times of war, hardship, and sudden dramatic collapses of society. Such examples include the “paper marks” of post-WWI Germany and the numerous currencies issued, after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

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