Let's see if we can post bank notes by the catalog country list. For the countries A -C

Chad anyone?

Republic of Chad
Bank of Central African States
500 Francs
1987

Obverse: Figure carving and Jug

Reverse: Carver with his mask of art, Carved masks, shields and figures

Watermark: Figure carving

Chile Pic 110 & 136:

ND (1967-76) 10 Escudos P#143

China

China
50 Fen FX2
1 Yuan FX3
10 Yuan FX5


10 Yuan 879b


10 Yuan 218b

China


10 Yuan 81


5 Yuan 213c


10 Yuan 214a

Top l. 1 Fen 860b
Top r. 2 Fen 861b
Bottom l. 5 Fen 862b
Bottom r. 1 Jiao 877c

(1914) 10 Yuan


(1937) 5 Yuan


(1940) 5 Yuan


(1940) 10 Yuan


(1941) 100 Yuan


(1949) 5 Yuan


(1949) 1000 Yuan


(1953) 2 Yuan P#867


(1962) 2 Jiao P#878c


(1972) 5 Jiao P#880a


(1980) 1 Jiao P#881


(1980) 2 Jiao P#882


(1980) 5 Jiao P#883


(1980) 5 Yuan P#886


(1980) 10 Yuan P#887


(1996) 1 Yuan P#884c


(1999) 1 Yuan P#895


(2005) 10 Yuan P#904

China - P#329 - 19 (1930) - 50 gold units

20 Customs Gold Units P#328



10 Customs Gold Units P#327

1 Yuan, 1962


5 Yuan, 1980

China Pic M30, 88b, and 895b:

Columbia Pic 380e:

Quote: "Steve27"​Columbia Pic 380e:
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​Nice note, but the country's name is Colombia. It has nothing to do with the Columbia Uni.

I wonder if we will continue to go to Zimbabwe?

Quote: "William Jacobs"​I wonder if we will continue to go to Zimbabwe?

​of course we will! we will probably be there by 2020/2021

Quote: "ngdawa"​

Quote: "William Jacobs"​I wonder if we will continue to go to Zimbabwe?

​​of course we will! we will probably be there by 2020/2021

​If we're lucky, lol!

Comoros anyone?

Federal Islamic Republic of the Comoros
Central Bank of the Comoros
500 Francs
1994

Obverse: Woman and an administration building

Reverse: Women carying fruits, Palm trees on beach

Watermark: Maltese Cross and a crescent



Union of the Comoros
Central Bank of the Comoros
1,000 Francs
2005

Obverse: Coelacanth fish

Reverse: Man in a catamaran boat

Watermark: Crescent with five stars, and BCC Bank logo

Quote: "ngdawa"​

Quote: "William Jacobs"​I wonder if we will continue to go to Zimbabwe?

​​of course we will! we will probably be there by 2020/2021

​Not that long, August 10th of this year unless I counted wrong

Conakry anyone?

Can't find it in SC WPN .. But Conakry is the capital of Guinea ...

Anyhow, we skipped Cocos (Keeling) Islands.


Territory of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands
1/10 Rupee
1902

Front: Denomination, and Coat of Arms

Back: Blank

Quote: "derf"​Can't find it in SC WPN .. But Conakry is the capital of Guinea ...

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Guinea is sometimes known as 'Guinea-Conakry' to distinguish it from Guinea-Bissau.

Another country name that causes confusion is 'Congo' - Congo (Brazzaville) & Congo (Kinshasa).

Aidan.

Quote: "BCNumismatics"​

Quote: "derf"​Can't find it in SC WPN .. But Conakry is the capital of Guinea ...

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​Guinea is sometimes known as 'Guinea-Conakry' to distinguish it from Guinea-Bissau.
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​Another country name that causes confusion is 'Congo' - Congo (Brazzaville) & Congo (Kinshasa).
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​Aidan.

​Doesn't it make it even more similar by adding "Conakry" after Guinea?

And now adays we say Republic of the Congo (Congo Rep.) and Democratic Republic of the Congo (Dem. Rep. Congo) for the two Congos.

Anyways, Conakry is non-existent.

Quote: "ngdawa"​

Quote: "BCNumismatics"​
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Quote: "derf"​Can't find it in SC WPN .. But Conakry is the capital of Guinea ...

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​​Guinea is sometimes known as 'Guinea-Conakry' to distinguish it from Guinea-Bissau.
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​​Another country name that causes confusion is 'Congo' - Congo (Brazzaville) & Congo (Kinshasa).
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​​Aidan.

​​Doesn't it make it even more similar by adding "Conakry" after Guinea?
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​And now adays we say Republic of the Congo (Congo Rep.) and Democratic Republic of the Congo (Dem. Rep. Congo) for the two Congos.
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​Anyways, Conakry is non-existent.

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Here's the WPM listing for Conakry:

Congo Pic 98:

Quote: "Steve27"​

Quote: "ngdawa"​
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Quote: "BCNumismatics"​
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Quote: "derf"​Can't find it in SC WPN .. But Conakry is the capital of Guinea ...

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​​​Guinea is sometimes known as 'Guinea-Conakry' to distinguish it from Guinea-Bissau.
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​​​Another country name that causes confusion is 'Congo' - Congo (Brazzaville) & Congo (Kinshasa).
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​​​Aidan.

​​​Doesn't it make it even more similar by adding "Conakry" after Guinea?
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​​And now adays we say Republic of the Congo (Congo Rep.) and Democratic Republic of the Congo (Dem. Rep. Congo) for the two Congos.
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​​Anyways, Conakry is non-existent.
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​Here's the WPM listing for Conakry:
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​Still, no country, territory or protectorate was called just Conakry. Conakry was the capital of French Guinea, which was a part of French West Africa.

(1997) 20 Centimes P#83a

BANK CENTRALE DU CONGO

20 FRANCS
Dated 01.11.1997
Pic#88

Not in great condition, but only note from this country I have

Oops I missed: Confederate States of America

1864 Confederate States of America 5 Dollars (11th February 1864)

Dec.2,1862

Quote: "CassTaylor"​
​1864 Confederate States of America 5 Dollars (11th February 1864)
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​That is really nice. If you ever wanna swap it , PM me.

Cook Islands Pic-6:

You're too fast and hasty. We've just covered Democratic Republic of the Congo, so now it would be Republic of the Congo, right?

Republic of the Congo
Bank of Central African States
500 Francs
1990

Obverse: Figure carving and Jug

Reverse: Carver with his mask of art, Carved masks, shields and figures

Watermark: Figure carving

Back to Cook Islands then, I guess.



Kūki ’Āirani – Cook Islands
3 Dollars/Tāra [$]
1987

Obverse: Nude Ina holding a coconut while riding on Mango the shark

Reverse: Fishing canoe, and God of Te-Rongo​


Kūki ’Āirani – Cook Islands
10 Dollars/Tāra [$]
1987

Obverse: Nude Ina holding a coconut while riding on Mango the shark

Reverse: Pantheon of gods




Kūki ’Āirani – Cook Islands
3 Dollars/Tāra [$]
1992

Obverse: People leaving church, Shells, and Palms and flowers

Reverse: Map of Aitutaki and Manuae atolls, People performing traditional dance, Drummers, and Blue Lorikeet sitting on a branch of a banana

Watermark: Sea turtle


Kūki ’Āirani – Cook Islands
10 Dollars/Tāra [$]
1992

Obverse: People leaving church, Shells, and Palms and flowers

Reverse: Rarotonga atoll, People gathering, Cook Islands Fruit-dove (Ptilinopus rarotongensis), and Rarotong mottled pigeon

Watermark: Sea turtle


Kūki ’Āirani – Cook Islands
20 Dollars/Tāra [$]
1992

Obverse: People leaving church, Shells, and Palms and flowers

Reverse: Ngaputoru & Mangaia atolls and outlined maps depicting the islands of Atiu, Mauke, Mitiaro, Takutea, Mangaia, Islanders by a canoe with an outrigger, Camphor tree (Cinnamomum camphor), Carved shark hook from Mangaia made of ironwood root, Mangaia kingfisher (Todiramphus ruficollaris), Coconut crab (Birgus latro), and Rarotonga Meryta - Kakavatua (Meryta pauciflora)

Watermark: Sea turtle


Kūki ’Āirani – Cook Islands
50 Dollars/Tāra [$]
1992

Obverse: People leaving church, Shells, and Palms and flowers

Reverse: Northern Group atolls and their island map outlines including: Penrhyn, Rakahanga, Pukapuka, Nassau, Manihiki, Suwarrow and Palmerston, Three islanders in a canoe, Seated women weaving, Beads, and Plants, fish and birds

Watermark: Sea turtle

Costa Rica Pic 236d:

Cote d'Ivoire anyone?

Steve, I think you should post the list of the next few countries that are coming up every so often, as you've got the list by which we're posting our countries by.

Quote: "CassTaylor"​Steve, I think you should post the list of the next few countries that are coming up every so often, as you've got the list by which we're posting our countries by.

​Agreed. Or in the future, the first post in the thread is the list of countries included, then we can also see so that nonewill be missed or skipped.

Croatia

Republic of Croatia
Central Bank of Croatia
1-100,000 Dinara [Hd]
1991-1993
Obverse: Mathematician, astronomer and physicist Ruđer Bošković (1711-1787)

Please note the serial numbers



Republic of Croatia
Central Bank of Croatia
1-1,000 Dinara [Hd]
1991-1992

Reverse: Zagreb Cathedral



Republic of Croatia
Central Bank of Croatia
2,000-100,000 Dinara [Hd]
1992-1993
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Reverse: Sculpture "Provijest Hrvata" (1932) in Zagreb by sculptor Ivan Meštrović

Quote: "derf"​

​...yes?

Republic of Cuba
National Bank of Cuba
3 Pesos – Foreign Students Certificate
ND

Obverse: National Coat of Arms, Denomination

Reverse: Denomination, and Ornaments


Republic of Cuba
Central Bank of Cuba
3 Pesos
2004

Obverse: Ernesto "Che" Guevara (June 14 1928 – Oct. 9 1967), was an Argentine Marxist reolutionary, physician, author, guerilla leader, diplomat and military theorist

Reverse: "Che" Guevara as a voluntary worker cutting sugar cane

Watermark: Célia Sánche Manduley – a Cuban revolutionary, politician, researcher and archivist, she was a close friend to Fidel Castro

Cuba Diez (10) Pesos (Dated 1991) Pic#109a



This is the only banknote I have from Cuba

Croatia Pic 37g

Cuba Pic 88c

[1968] 1 Peso Specimen P102e

[1979] 1 Peso P102b

[1983] 3 Pesos P107a

FX3 ND (1985) 5 Pesos

FX31 ND 20 Pesos

Curaçao anyone?

Wait I still have my old Cuban notes!

1896-97 Spanish Cuba 'Banco Español de la Isla del Cuba' 5, 20, 50 centavos and 1, 5, 10 Pesos (last two have 'PLATA')
I'm missing the 10 centavos :(

1934 Cuba 1 Peso Silver Certificate

"Cura ao" appears to be a typo, Curaçao anyone?

Quote: "ngdawa"​Curaçao anyone?

Quote: "Steve27"​"Cura ao" appears to be a typo, Curaçao anyone?

​Do you see my post as "Cura ao"?

Quote: "ngdawa"

Quote: "ngdawa"​Curaçao anyone?

Quote: "Steve27"​"Cura ao" appears to be a typo, Curaçao anyone?

​​Do you see my post as "Cura ao"?

​Using macOS and I see it as Curaçao ...

Quote: "derf"​

Quote: "ngdawa"​

Quote: "ngdawa"​Curaçao anyone?

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Quote: "Steve27"​"Cura ao" appears to be a typo, Curaçao anyone?

​​​Do you see my post as "Cura ao"?

​​Using macOS and I see it as Curaçao ...

​Yes, I saw a space, just as I typed it. I doubt OS would matter; however, browser might. I'm using Firefox.

Cyprus Pic 60d:

Republic of Cyprus
Central Bank of Cyprus
5 Lira/Λίρες
2003

Obverse: Limestone head of a young man, and the National Coat of Arms

Reverse: Peristerona Church and Mosque

Watermark: Bust of Aphrodite

Cyprus £10 (On LIra) dated 1.2.1992 Pic#55b



Cyprus £5 (Bes Lira) Dated 1.10.1990 Pic#54a



Cyprus 50 Sent (Elli Sent) Dated 1.12.1984 Pic#49



Cyprus 500 Mil (Bes Yuz Mil) dated 1.6.1982 Pic#45



Cyprus £1 (Bir Lira) Dated 1.2.1982 Pic#50



Cyprus £1 (Bir Lira) Dated 1.2.1997 Pic#57

Czech Republic
Czech National Bank
100 Korun [kč]
1997

Obverse: Portrait of King Karel IV (1346-1378) was a King of Bohemia and the first King of Bohemia to also become Holy Roman Emperor

Reverse: Littera "B", and Charles University seal

Watermark: King Karel IV



Czech Republic
Czech National Bank
200 Korun [kč]
1998

Obverse: Portrait of Jan Ámos Komenský (Iohannes Comenius) (1592-1670) is considered the father of modern education and was a Czech philosopher, pedagogue and theologian from the Margraviate of Moravia

Reverse: Orbis (Sensualium) Pictus - textbook for children, and hands of an adult and a child outreached

Watermark: Jan Ámos Komenský

(1997) 50 Korun P#17

P8 1000 Korun 1993

P10a 20 Korun 1994





P10b 20 Korun 1994

And the last country on C - and for this thread - Czechoslovakia.

(1944) 1 Korun P#45a

(1944) 5 Korun P#46a

(1944) 100 Korun P#48a

(1961) 100 Korun P#91b

(1986) 10 Korun P#94

Another vintage note from me:

1926 Czechoslovakia 20 Korun

20 Korun Dated 1970 Pic#92



This is the only banknote I have from Czechoslovakia

On to D!

Does anyone know where the next thread is?

Quote: "ALLRED1950"​Does anyone have any notes from Alderney? I don't.

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Alderney did have a banknote - a very rare 1 Pound dated 1810 that was issued by the Alderney Commercial Bank.

The Alderney postal order listed up on Banknotebank is the one that is actually in my collection.

Aidan.

Thank you very much BCNumismatics for the information on the Alderney 1 pound note. There has been a lot of old threads popping up again. Iam still putting my ducks in a row. And can only play here a little . But do really enjoy reading .

CoinCollector1243 I don't think we started the next thread for this . Maybe with bank notes now in Numista it is time to make anew one. Start it over again. I don't have the time or energy to take care of a thread. If someone wants to start a new one that would be great .

Quote: "ALLRED1950"CoinCollector1243 I don't think we started the next thread for this . Maybe with bank notes now in Numista it is time to make anew one. Start it over again. I don't have the time or energy to take care of a thread. If someone wants to start a new one that would be great .

​Here a few:

• D-F: https://en.numista.com/forum/topic66841.html
  
• G-I: https://en.numista.com/forum/topic67966.html
  
• J-L: https://en.numista.com/forum/topic69397.html
  
• M-O: https://en.numista.com/forum/topic70081.html
  
• P-R:https://en.numista.com/forum/topic71239.html
  
• S: https://en.numista.com/forum/topic71806.html
  
• T: https://en.numista.com/forum/topic72859.html
  

So we only need U-W and X-Z.

There are no countries with names starting with 'X'.

Aidan.

wow have I been out of it for some time. All you guys have done a great job with the banknote catalog.

Quote: "BCNumismatics"​There are no countries with names starting with 'X'.
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​Aidan.

​But we still have it for the consistency.