We are comming here from all over the globe so show me your money. Bank note or penny ...old or new! Hope I am not brusshing any law or put you into a situation whit this.  ( this is 2500.00 bux just a right amount of money to pay for my new gearbox in Rexy ( RX7).

seeya  Tunde

The USA currency is less colorful than in many countries. Largers bills are more colorful now than several years ago.  This is an odd duck, the $2 bill.   This is more curiosity than in common use.

Some businesses in the USA keep their first earned dollar stuck on the wall behind the cash register. Well, I keep this baby taped to my office wall. It is even less in circulation than Tom's $2 bill. :b_rolleyes: :b_funny: :b_tonguewink: Super Simon! :']

if only i was at home in down south, i could have shown you all a 200 ruble note from pre-revolution (1918) russia i have in my drawer.  I'm sure most have seen british money here, so i wont bore you, i havent even got the "rare" £1 note to share...

Btw - what happened to the WOE? ;P

I guess we are all too smart for WOE! :) I'll start a new one.

OK - I don't have any decent macro lenses so this isn't a very good close-up and I had to hold it in my fingers as I couldn't even get this close with it flat on my white studio set up - it just wouldn't focus on it at all!! Sorry, not up to your high standards but at least it's an old British sixpence and of the greatest year ever (for football at least LOL!) I have got a 1967 one somewhere (which would have been the greatest year ever....... I was born!!) but I don't know where it is! Rich: I've got several old coins and also an old one pound note too, but the collection is up in the attic somewhere - but this thread doesn't really warrant me sending the old man up there on a "treasure" hunt just yet!!

Looks good to me! :)

interesting to see! as I enjoy collecting old coins   ;)

image from one of my father's collector books of Liberty Walking Halves

"...first issued in 1916.  The design shows Liberty progressing in full stride toward the dawn of a new day, carrying branches of laurel and oak, symbolical of civil and military glory.  The hand is outstretched in bestowal of the spirit of liberty."

the letters are mint marks, S for San Francisco, D for Denver, none for Philadelphia

Good stuff guys and girl!

Tom...I would swap a color for value...LOL

Kort....I have one too, framed old 50 dollars, got it from my granny when I came to australia. She said make lots of it and youwill be  all right. She was right!! LOL

Rick....any money will do...got some in your pocket?

Bibby...this close up is " my " standard, great shine on it I like it!

Amberlite...this is a cool coin....I am collecting coins and notes, but not that rare

Thanks  treasure hunters / owners

seeya  Tunde

Tunde, your granny said "make lots of it"...did she make her own?  LOL

Jeez, I wish I'd manicured my nails now!!  LOL!

:b_grin:

This is a good opportunity to show off our King, Albert II. Wish I had some more 'liquids' to show though :sad:

not sure how rare those are but I like the way they look ;)

Bibby your nail does look buff and clean!
I think the sixpence must be pretty famous
since there's that nursery rhyme, *Sing a song of sixpence,

• and the band*,* Sixpence None the Richer, sure there's more

liquids girsempa?
:tries to adjust the reception on your avatar again: ;D

Tom...LOL....she did allright !! She was a smart Lady , always bought stuff what never losses a value! 

Geert...thanx to join our money flashing tread....great macro.

Bibby....LOL...I had to delete so many picture because of my condition of my nail...LOL. I doing different project with paint and sometimes I can not wash it off...shoking!!

seeyus  Tunde

I'll try to get the next simon up tomorrow..I think that is about the right time from yours, Tunde.  For the life of me, I can't buy and idea for it yet!

**Shanghai China~ 1930**

**Other side...**

**I hope it's ok to put one more... another old bill from China...**

Yesss please Akemi, they are cool looking notes ...and old too! 

seeya  Tunde