World Banknotes for Sale

Dear All,
We have just put on-line on our web site a great deal of new notes
for sale and more will be added soon. Please, come and visit our updated
site (http://www.papermoneymarket.com). There you can find a great
variety of items including many elusive and rare ones. Please, notice
that we can also track down on commission many very rare notes not
currently displayed. So browse with confidence our stock and if you find
anything you are interested in, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Wish lists are welcome and Paypal is accepted.
All our notes can be viewed and ordered on-line.

Best regards and happy collecting to everybody,
Dr. Giovanni C. Pettinaro
(IBNS LM-166, LANSA 1173).

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"Giovanni C. Pettinaro" wrote:

Dear All,
We have just put on-line on our web site a great deal of new notes
for sale and more will be added soon. Please, come and visit our updated
site (http://www.papermoneymarket.com).

Thanks for having a great site, good for shopping,
and for research.

Can you suggest a way I can realize a fair price for
a number of world banknotes without scanning and listing
each on ebay?

I have a near mint like;

http://cgi.ebay.pl/58.3-EINE-KRONE-1...QQcmdZViewItem

but I have found a number of auctions with various prices in
various conditions, one in cz seems to show a sheet of 6.

The printing on most is very interesting, but I need to dispose
of all of them, hopefully at something close to exchange value.

I don't understand why there is a problem exchanging a note
like a 5000 YEN Japan Banko Ginko.

I have about 30 notes from around the world, is there anybody
interested enough for me to list them with my impression of condition?

Hello,
I would suggest you to bring your notes to any local dealer you
might have and ask for a quote to him/her. Bear in mind, however, that a
dealer's offer cannot be close to retail price, as s/he has to leave
room for profit. :-) If you want to get more out of your notes, then I
could suggest you to list them on eBay with an accurate estimate of
their condition according to the IBNS grading!!! The krone you pointed
out even in UNC condition is not a rare item at all, thus you cannot
expect a lot from it. As for the Japanese 5000 Yen, it is very strange
that you are unable to exchange it at a bank. Maybe you should try a
bigger one!!! Anyway, also in this case, I suggest you to enlist the
note on eBay. I am pretty sure there will be people interested in it, as
long as it is in UNC condition. If it is in a lower grade, then it might
be difficult to sell, and the best thing to do is to exchange it at any
international bank in your city!!!
I hope I have been helpful to you and thanks for your compliments
on my site.

Best regards,
Dr. Giovanni C. Pettinaro
(IBNS LM-166, LANSA 1173).

Whata Fool wrote:
"Giovanni C. Pettinaro" wrote:

Dear All,
We have just put on-line on our web site a great deal of new notes
for sale and more will be added soon. Please, come and visit our updated
site (http://www.papermoneymarket.com).

Thanks for having a great site, good for shopping,
and for research.

Can you suggest a way I can realize a fair price for
a number of world banknotes without scanning and listing
each on ebay?

I have a near mint like;

http://cgi.ebay.pl/58.3-EINE-KRONE-1...QQcmdZViewItem

but I have found a number of auctions with various prices in
various conditions, one in cz seems to show a sheet of 6.

The printing on most is very interesting, but I need to dispose
of all of them, hopefully at something close to exchange value.

I don't understand why there is a problem exchanging a note
like a 5000 YEN Japan Banko Ginko.

I have about 30 notes from around the world, is there anybody
interested enough for me to list them with my impression of condition?

"Giovanni C. Pettinaro" wrote:

Hello,
I would suggest you to bring your notes to any local dealer you
might have and ask for a quote to him/her. Bear in mind, however, that a
dealer's offer cannot be close to retail price, as s/he has to leave
room for profit. :-) If you want to get more out of your notes, then I
could suggest you to list them on eBay with an accurate estimate of
their condition according to the IBNS grading!!!

Thanks for the advice, I am afraid in the center of the US
there are not many international tourists and thus not much
demand for currency exchange.

I did start listing the currency on ebay, thanks.

Nippon Ginko 5000 Yen and 1000 Yen Old Very Good - 330192278230