Note of the Day: #ThrowbackThursday takes us back to the early 1900s with this Germany Imperial Treasury 5 Mark. You can find this note in an auction associated with ibercoin’s International Banknote Week event: https://t.co/NNBeW4E4Es
Note of the Day: We enter the home stretch of our #American250 tour of the states with this National Bank Note dating to Utah’s time as a territory. This Serial Number 1 note realized $78,000 at a Heritage Auctions sale in 2023: https://t.co/GkNekgwvPn
Note of the Day: #TravelTuesday brings us to Havana, Cuba today, where we can visit both the National Capitol building and Havana Cathedral, where the remains of Christopher Columbus were once interred. You can bid on this note in an auction ending soon: https://t.co/TMFmOPjrxi
Note of the Day: For #MistakeMonday, check out the selvage on this National Bank Note with a Misalignment Error. Learn more about the initials at the top at the Stack’s Bowers auction listing for this note, which has an estimate of at least $2,000: https://t.co/qkFCbNvc85
Note of the Day: For #SuperSunday, here’s another note that earned a grade of PMG 70★ EPQ, the highest grade on the PMG Grading Scale. This Paraguay 2,000 Guaranies can be found in a ibercoin auction ending soon: https://t.co/YSmtZRaKfk
Note of the Day: That’s one expensive cat! Today we’re adding the tiger on this Straits Settlements note to the #PMGzoo. If you’d like to add this note to your own collection, bidding starts at $40,000 in a Heritage sale ending in early December: https://t.co/OtJxGDXBfx
Note of the Day: For #FancyFriday, check out the Binary Serial Number on this Chile 10 Pesos from the late 1800s. You can bid on this note in a Sedwick sale, but hurry: It ends in a few hours! Check it out: https://t.co/WfRR2TiH4z
Note of the Day: For #ThrowbackThursday, here’s an extremely rare 1891 $100 Treasury Note. Bidding for it is already up to $75,000 in a Stack’s Bowers Galleries auction ending in mid-November: https://t.co/ZZLC7I1jNB
Note of the Day: Texas is today’s stop on our #America250 tour. This $500 note dates to the decadelong period Texas was a republic before joining the United States. You’ll be able to bid on this high-denomination note in a January Heritage Auctions sale: https://t.co/lLYni0AKYe
Note of the Day: For #TravelTuesday, here is a Gibraltar 20 Pounds that shows the Gibraltar Parliament building. You can find this particular note in an ibercoin auction ending soon: https://t.co/N4nl4VlO4W
Note of the Day: For #MistakeMonday, here’s an Offset Printing Error on a Colombia 1,000 Colones. Notice that under MIL COLONES is a mirror image of ‘LONES.’ This is from the design on the other side. Find this note in a Sedwick auction ending soon: https://t.co/7p1zOeh3Fe
Note of the Day: #SuperSunday is the day when we feature notes that earned the highest grade on the PMG Grading Scale, like this Morocco 200 Dirhams. If you’d like to add this note to your collection, you can find it in a Stack’s Bowers auction here: https://t.co/NsEAiaqMhS
Note of the Day: For Halloween, let’s add the bat on the front of this Suriname 5 Gulden note to the #PMGzoo. Check out PMG social media every Saturday for more animals on banknotes.
Note of the Day: For #FancyFriday, here’s another great Peh Family Collection note with a Serial Number 1: a Malaya 1940 10 Cents. You can bid on this note in a Heritage Auctions sale in early December: https://t.co/g9KOdGxOD5
This vintage Iraq 1/4 Dinar seems to have matching serial numbers, but an examination of the one at right shows a printing technique that wasn't used until modern times. Learn the true nature of this note, in the latest PMG Counterfeit Detection: https://t.co/LpiWvBRGzb
Note of the Day: For #ThrowbackThursday, we go back over a century with this Brazil ND (1882) 2 Mil Reis. One of 22 examples of issued notes of this catalog number in the PMG Population Report, this one is up for bid in a November sale: https://t.co/kmDVoqRuq4
As we head into the home stretch of 2026, PMG continues to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a label showing the America250 logo of the U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission. Learn about this exclusive label: https://t.co/OU4YgtGlsS
@PMGnotes Lesotho's first maloti notes came from the Lesotho Monetary Authority in 1979, and the loti is still pegged one-to-one to the South African rand. We have the 1989 5 Maloti (Pick 10a) with King Moshoeshoe II in PMG 67 EPQ, and the engraving is lovely in hand.
Note of the Day: Our #America250 tour of the states stops in Tennessee today, with this $10 National Bank Note that is only the third known from this particular bank. It realized $43,200 at auction in 2025. Learn more about it here: https://t.co/f1ENiEOhqF
Our Note of the Month is a spooky one: This Spain 500 Pesetas shows the Mausoleum of Julian Gayarre, a popular Spanish opera singer. Atop the sarcophagus are sculptures of Harmony and Melody raising a figurative coffin of the tenor. Learn more: https://t.co/1R5v0TCjLl