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Uruguay 20 Pesos 2000 P83a B545c UNC
Vendor:Iberoamericana BanknotesRegular price €3,95 EURRegular price €3,95 EUR Sale priceUnit price / per -
Macau 10 Patacas 1995 P90 B201a UNC
Vendor:Iberoamericana BanknotesRegular price €4,95 EURRegular price €4,95 EUR Sale priceUnit price / per -
Sao Tome and Principe 500 Dobras 1993 P63 B301a UNC
Vendor:Iberoamericana BanknotesRegular price €4,95 EURRegular price €4,95 EUR Sale priceUnit price / per -
Yugoslavia 100 Dinara 1994 P139 B472c TESLA UNC
Vendor:Iberoamericana BanknotesRegular price €1,95 EURRegular price €1,95 EUR Sale priceUnit price / per -
Kyrgyzstan 1 Som 1999 P15 B210a UNC
Vendor:Iberoamericana BanknotesRegular price €1,45 EURRegular price €1,45 EUR Sale priceUnit price / per -
Kyrgyzstan 10 Som 1997 P14 B212 UNC
Vendor:Iberoamericana BanknotesRegular price €3,95 EURRegular price €3,95 EUR Sale priceUnit price / per -
Kyrgyzstan 20 Som 2002 P19 B213 UNC
Vendor:Iberoamericana BanknotesRegular price €2,75 EURRegular price €2,75 EUR Sale priceUnit price / per -
Mauritius 25 Rupees 2003 P49b B420b UNC
Vendor:Iberoamericana BanknotesRegular price €3,45 EURRegular price €3,45 EUR Sale priceUnit price / per -
Egypt 50 Piastres 2017 Pick 70r REPLACEMENT REPOSICION UNC
Vendor:Iberoamericana BanknotesRegular price €0,95 EURRegular price €0,95 EUR Sale priceUnit price / per
Collection: CHEAP NOTES
Affordable and Authentic Collectible Banknotes
Affordable does not mean fake or poor quality. All banknotes in this section are original, issued by their central bank, just like any other piece in the catalog. What makes them affordable is their print run: millions were printed, many specimens survived, and their market value is low. Nothing more.
Why such affordable banknotes exist
The price of a banknote is determined by three things: how many were printed, how many survived, and how many people are looking for them. Low denominations from countries with high inflation meet all three conditions in the opposite direction of scarcity: they were issued in enormous quantities, quickly lost their use value, and for that reason, many people kept them without spending them. The result is banknotes that have been in perfect uncirculated condition for decades and cost less than a coffee.
That doesn't make them less interesting. Many have excellent designs, tell specific historical episodes, and are exactly the same object that a collector would pay dearly for if the print run had been different.
Who this section is for
- Those who are starting out and want to try. It's the sensible way to find out if collecting hooks you before spending seriously.
- Those who collect by country. With a low budget, you can cover a lot of the map. It's the natural way to have the largest possible number of issuers represented.
- Parents and teachers. It works very well with children and in the classroom: geography, history, and economics in an object that can be held in hand.
- Gifts and presents. A banknote from a country someone has a connection to costs little and is remembered much more than a generic item of the same price.
- Those who collect by design. Fauna, architecture, portraits, space themes. There are themes