BARGAIN PRICED WORLD BANKNOTE SETS!!!!

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES CENTENNIAL (1898 - 1998):
2000 Piso commemorative issue banknote.  A very large note (216 x 133mm) inserted behind Mylar, mounted in a leatherette presentation case.  Each presentation note comes with a special certificate numbered to match the serial number of the banknote. The certificate is signed by the Governor of The Central Bank of the Philippines.  A limited edition, only $125.00 each or 3 or more only $99.00 each.
 

HONG KONG $1 MILLION SOUVENIR NOTE: Featuring Deng Xiao Ping.  Privately commissioned first Asian million souvenir note commemorating the historic turnover of Hong Kong to China.  Printed by the Bank of England Printing Works (Debden Security Printing LTD).  This note incorporates intaglio printing, micro details, line tint, and seamless color graduation.  A classic example of current currency high security technology.  Only $9.95.
 

1898 GREEK GOVERNMENT BOND: Issued in 1898 by the Kingdom of Greece during the reign of George I (ruled 1863 - 1913), this bond is written in English, Russian and French.  Signed by the Greek Minister of Finance and the Chief Cashier of the Bank of England, H.G. Bowen.  England guaranteed the bond!  A very large ornate bond with Greek royal coat of arms and vignettes of famous Greek statues Aphrodite, Apollo, Hippocrates and Athena, only $12.95 or $29.90/3.
 

COOPERSTOWN 1ST NATIONAL BANK CHECK: From the 1870 - 1890 period.  Cooperstown is internationally known as the home of the Baseball Hall of Fame.  The town was founded late in the 18th century by the family of James Fenimore Cooper, well-known American author.  The left side of the check shows a statue of "Leatherstocking", one of Cooper's literary characters.  Imprinted on the face of the check is a U.S. Internal Revenue 2-cent stamp.  An interesting and colorful financial memento from the 19th century, only $3.95 or $9.95/3.
 

WALT DISNEY'S EURO DISNEYLAND: Stock share.  Issued in 1983 for the exclusive sale only in France, this certificate features the well beloved image of Mickey Mouse with a world globe on the front.  A very colorful and interesting current historical document, only $19.95 or $39.90/3.
 

"BROKEN BANK" NOTES OF THE USA: Prior to the Civil War (1861 - 1865) there was no national currency except minted coins.  Throughout America, local banks printed their own banknotes with little or no supervision by the central government.  Over 50% of the banks issuing currency went out of business, most soon after they issued their banknotes!  Thus, they are referred to as "broken bank" notes.  I offer a collection of 17 different notes (facsimile) dated 1806 - 1869 for only $3.50, or 5 sets (85 notes) for $12.95.
 

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