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Money Collection – Have You Seen Them Before?
Money is not everything, but it is, definitely, most of the things. Course I’m not here to discuss its value but the money itself. Have you observed your money before? Are you sure that you are clear about the objects featured on the notes? Do you know what kind of notes foreigners take out when shopping? If no, how about view the money collection with me. Have fun!
U.S. Dollar
Chinese Yuan
Brazilian Real
Bulgarian Lev
Camboddian Riel
Congo Franc
Euro
Fijian Dollar
Indonesia Rupiah
Irish Punt
Italy Euro
Japanese Yen
Kazakhstan Tenge
Korea Won
Malaysia Ringgit
Maldives Rufiyaa
New Zealand Dollar
Norway Krone
Philippine Peso
Singapore Dollar
Somalia Shilling
South Africa Rand
Sudanese Pound
Suriname Dollar
Taiwan Dollar
Thailand Baht
Turkey Lira
Venezuela Bolivar
Vietnam Dong
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Post published on 1st December 2010
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JDsg
December 1st, 2010 at 8:04 pm
The Singapore Dollar shown above is ancient and not currently in circulation. (It would be a collector’s item.) One dollar bills here are almost completely out of circulation (they are extremely rarely given out as change by cashiers); moreover, what one dollar bills one can find here have a different design and color scheme than what is shown above. Instead, one dollar coins are the norm here with the two dollar bill being the lowest denomination normally available as a bill.
Martin
December 2nd, 2010 at 12:11 am
Nice collection of bank notes =)
Just one small mistake. What you presented as “Italy Euro” is actually an italian “Lira” (currency used before the Euro).
Jens
December 2nd, 2010 at 6:09 am
Nice. But it is not “Italy Euro” but “Italy Lira”, the currency preceding the Euro in Italy. The Euro notes are not different in design per country.
Chewymcgooey
December 3rd, 2010 at 5:03 pm
why is there not even a canadian bill amongst these?
Maxvuel
December 7th, 2010 at 12:01 am
Italian Euro is wrong, the money in pict, is not an Euro, but an old Lira money used untill 1999-2000 now we have normal Euro.