Let's see if we can post banknotes by the catalog country list. For the countries S

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The continuing thread in the same series as A-C, D-F, G-I, J-L, M-O, and P-R.
  • Saar
  • Saint Helena
  • Saint Lucia
  • Saint Pierre and Miquelon
  • Samoa
  • San Marino
  • São Tomé and Príncipe
  • Sarawak
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Scotland
  • Senegal
  • Serbia
  • Seychelles
  • Sierra Leone
  • Singapore
  • Slovakia
  • Slovenia
  • Solomon Islands
  • Somalia
  • Somaliland
  • South Africa
  • South Sudan
  • South-West Africa
  • Southern Rhodesia
  • Spain
  • Sri Lanka
  • Straits Settlements
  • Sudan
  • Suriname
  • Svalbard (Spitzbergen)
  • Swaziland
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • Syria
Why not have it be S-U? There can't be that many countries... right?
Quote: "CassTaylor"​Why not have it be S-U? There can't be that many countries... right?
​it's more than you think, mate ;)
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Quote: "CassTaylor"​Why not have it be S-U? There can't be that many countries... right?
​​it's more than you think, mate ;)
​Okay, I'll take your word for it. :D
A bit early, but;

19th July: Saar

ND (1947) Saar 10 Mark
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ND (1947) Saar 10 Mark
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20th July: Saint Helena
21st July: Saint Lucia
22nd July: Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Saint Pierre and Miquelon



5 Francs P22 ND (1950 – 1960)
Obverse: Louise Antoine de Bougainville (12 November 1729 – 31 August 1811).
French admiral and explorer, established the first recorded settlement on the Falkland Islands.
Sailing ship “La Boudeuse”, in which de Bougainville circumnavigated the world.
23rd July: Samoa
Samoa



2 Tala P31e 1990
Golden Jubilee of service of Head of State.
Head of State Malietoa Susuga Tanumafili II shown on obverse.
24th July: San Marino

This episode is slow....
@ngdawa maybe we could include more countries in this thread? Say up to T?
Quote: "CassTaylor"​24th July: San Marino

​This episode is slow....
​@ngdawa maybe we could include more countries in this thread? Say up to T?
​yeah, it's apparently a slow one, this time, so I'll add the rest of the S's..
25th July: Saö Tomé and Príncipe
Quote: "ngdawa"
Quote: "CassTaylor"​24th July: San Marino
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​​This episode is slow....
​​@ngdawa maybe we could include more countries in this thread? Say up to T?
​​yeah, it's apparently a slow one, this time, so I'll add the rest of the S's..
​To be honest if it's this slow I think you could even fit the Ts in. My next is Scotland.
São Tomé and Príncipe


5000 Dobras P65c 2004
Obverse: Left; Papa Figo bird (Principe Glossy Starling).
Right; Rei Amador (King Amador) leader of the slave rebellion of 1595.


5000 Dobras P66d 2013
Obverse: Left; Ossobo bird (Emerald Cuckoo).
Right; Rei Amador.
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Quote: "ngdawa"

Quote: "CassTaylor"​24th July: San Marino
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​​​This episode is slow....
​​​@ngdawa maybe we could include more countries in this thread? Say up to T?
​​​yeah, it's apparently a slow one, this time, so I'll add the rest of the S's..
​​To be honest if it's this slow I think you could even fit the Ts in. My next is Scotland.
​well, it's summer so people might be out travelling..or like me, working 10 hrs/day, and then comes home and crash.. :P

i could take some quick single sided pics with my phone just to be able to post pics if you wanna keep the thread going..maybe people fi d their pics not good enough, so i could lower the bar a little, and then update with better when i got the time (like in a year or so :D )
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Quote: "CassTaylor"​24th July: San Marino
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​​​​This episode is slow....
​​​​@ngdawa maybe we could include more countries in this thread? Say up to T?
​​​​yeah, it's apparently a slow one, this time, so I'll add the rest of the S's..
​​​To be honest if it's this slow I think you could even fit the Ts in. My next is Scotland.
​​well, it's summer so people might be out travelling..or like me, working 10 hrs/day, and then comes home and crash.. :P

​i could take some quick single sided pics with my phone just to be able to post pics if you wanna keep the thread going..maybe people fi d their pics not good enough, so i could lower the bar a little, and then update with better when i got the time (like in a year or so :D )
​For me that is indeed the case. Thought for the S I only have noted from Saudi Arabia, Suriname, Switzerland and Sweden, but they are back home :(
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Quote: "CassTaylor"​24th July: San Marino
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​​​​​This episode is slow....
​​​​​@ngdawa maybe we could include more countries in this thread? Say up to T?
​​​​​yeah, it's apparently a slow one, this time, so I'll add the rest of the S's..
​​​​To be honest if it's this slow I think you could even fit the Ts in. My next is Scotland.
​​​well, it's summer so people might be out travelling..or like me, working 10 hrs/day, and then comes home and crash.. :P
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​​i could take some quick single sided pics with my phone just to be able to post pics if you wanna keep the thread going..maybe people fi d their pics not good enough, so i could lower the bar a little, and then update with better when i got the time (like in a year or so :D )
​​For me that is indeed the case. Thought for the S I only have noted from Saudi Arabia, Suriname, Switzerland and Sweden, but they are back home :(
​ok, i'll just "snap away" then to get the thread going..i apologies for the quality and lighting in advance z)
But I just realised I actually have São Tomé & Príncípe (not the newest though)

São Tomé & Príncipe, 500 Dobras, 1993


São Tomé & Príncipe, 1,000 Dobras, 1993


São Tomé & Príncipe, 5000 Dobras, 2004
Yeah, that's more than ok @ngdawa!
From 2016 polymer note.


26th July: Sarawak
27th July: Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia, 5 Riyals 1983 & 1 Riyal 2007

Saudi Arabia, 5 Riyals 2016
28th July: Scotland
From me, for Scotland; four pre-decimal notes from four different banks;


1942 Scotland (Union Bank of Scotland, Ltd) 1 Pound


1951 Scotland (Bank of Scotland) 5 Pounds


1953 Scotland (Commercial Bank of Scotland) 5 Pounds

Very strange to see Victorian motifs next to a bust of Queen Elizabeth II...


1963 Scotland (British Linen Bank) 1 Pound
Scotland, 1 Pound 1999
29th July: Senegal

ND (1992) Senegal (K) 1000 Francs (BCEAO)

I tried exchanging this note several times in the Eurozone and the UK, but no one would accept it. 8~
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ND (1992) Senegal (K) 1000 Francs (BCEAO)

​I tried exchanging this note several times in the Eurozone and the UK, but no one would accept it. 8~
​I think this one would fit better under W - West African States. ;)

The reason why they wouldn't accept it might be because it's from the old series. They changed in 2003.
Yeah, you're right. I wasn't sure whether to post it then, but since it's traceable to a single member nation (Senegal) by the letter, I thought I'd post it here.

And the moneychangers I went to all said some variation of "Sorry, we don't do this currency", like they'd never even heard of the CFA Franc before. What barbarians! :D
30th July: Serbia (NOT Yugoslavia)

1941 Serbia 1000 Dinara (Overprinted on Yugoslavian 500 Dinara notes, 1941 issue)
A few more of the WWII 1941-42 issues I photographed just now:

1941 Serbia 50 Dinara


1941 Serbia 500 Dinara


1942 Serbia 50 Dinara
Serbia - 10 Dinara


"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom." ― Isaac Asimov
Blog : https://parimalscoincollection.blogspot.com
31st July: Seychelles
Seychelles



25 Rupees P48 2016
Obverse: Seychelles magpie robin.
Reverse: Seychelles killifish, plant, Seychelles blue pigeon.
It's days like this I wish I had paid the £35 for a colonial Seychelles rupee note. :(
Seychelles - 10 Rupees


"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom." ― Isaac Asimov
Blog : https://parimalscoincollection.blogspot.com
1st August: Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone


1000 Leones P30 2010
Obverse: Bai Bureh (15 February 1840 – 24 August 1908). Muslim cleric who led the 1898 uprising against the British. Captured and sent into exile. Returned in 1905.


10000 Leones P33 2010
2nd August: Singapore


One of my favorites from my collection and a nice radar also.
3rd August: Slovakia
4th August: Slovenia
5th August: Solomon Islands


20 Dollars P34 ND (2017)
6th August: Somalia
Somalia - 50 N-Shilin (Mogadiscio Northern Forces)


"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom." ― Isaac Asimov
Blog : https://parimalscoincollection.blogspot.com
7th August: Somaliland
Somaliland - 500 SL Shillings


"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom." ― Isaac Asimov
Blog : https://parimalscoincollection.blogspot.com
8th August: South Africa
Finally I can post something!:

1943 South Africa 1 Pound/Pond
9th August: South Sudan
South Sudan - 1 South Sudanese Pound




South Sudan - 10 South Sudanese Pounds


"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom." ― Isaac Asimov
Blog : https://parimalscoincollection.blogspot.com
10th August: South-West Africa
11th August: Southern Rhodesia
12th August: Spain
Spain


100 Pesetas P152a 1970
Obverse: Manuel de Falla (23 November 1876 – 14 November 1946).
Musical composer.
Reverse: Summer Residence of the Moorish Kings, Granada.


2000 Pesetas P164 1992
Obverse: Jose Celestino Mutis (6 April 1732 – 11 September 1808).
Priest, botanist and mathematician.
Reverse: Royal Botanical Garden.
Another country I have old notes from! (8


1925 (1936) Spain 1000 Pesetas
Printed by the Republican (Loyalists) in 1936, with a 1925 date, at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War.


1926 Spain 25 Pesetas


1927 (1931) Spain 50 Pesetas
Not very visible but there is a purple stamp over Alfonso XIII's portrait that says "REPÚBLICA ESPAÑOLA", dating from 1931, when the King abdicated in favour of a Republic peacefully.


1936 Spain (Dénia) 1, 2 Pesetas (Unissued Civil War type)
Dénia is a community on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, on the Republican side of the Spanish Civil War when these notes were printed in 1936, but ultimately they were never issued (hence the lack of serial numbers in the upper left).


1936 Spain (Nationalists) 100 Pesetas (Burgos Issue)
During the Spanish Civil War, the Nationalists had their provisional capital in the city of Burgos, north of besieged Madrid. Thus all nationalist issues 1936-39 have Burgos on them as place of issue. This note was actually printed in Germany, who supported the Nationalists in the Civil War.


1937-38 Spain (Republicans) 50 centavos, 1, 2 Pesetas
The Republican side continued to print and use banknotes with pre-war designs from as far back as 1925 (see the first note I posted), but they issued these small denomination notes in 1937 and 1938.


1938 Spain (Nationalists) 1 Peseta (Burgos Issue)
Printed in Milan, Italy; Mussolini's regime also supported the Nationalists in the Civil War.


1938 Spain (Nationalists) 100 Pesetas (Burgos Issue)
By 1938 the war had swung in the Nationalists' favour, with the Basque Country in the north falling to them and their armies crossing the Ebro into Loyalist Catalonia, and Madrid still under siege. The next year, Franco would enter Barcelona triumphantly, and the last Republicans would flee into France, with a last stand at the harbour of Alicante. This note was also printed in Germany.
CassTaylor.
Nice banknotes and interesting explanations about them.
Best regards,
KeithM
Quote: "KeithM"​CassTaylor.
​Nice banknotes and interesting explanations about them.
​Best regards,
​KeithM
​Hey Keith,

Thanks, if there's one thing I love more than my collection it's the historical background behind the creation of each item. Some truly fascinating stories to be found in a country as colourful and as diverse in history like Spain, particularly!
I agree. There's normally a good reason why a particular item is chosen to be on a note (excluding heads of state). Often they are historical figures that have played a part in the county's formation.
One of my favourites is Laskarina Bouboulina on the rear of the Greek 50 Drachmai note (P199), but there are many others.
13th August: Sri Lanka
50 Rupees P124 2016

Sri Lanka - 10 Rupees



Sri Lanka - 20 Rupees






Sri Lanka - 50 Rupees






Sri Lanka - 100 Rupees



Sri Lanka - 200 Rupees

"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom." ― Isaac Asimov
Blog : https://parimalscoincollection.blogspot.com
14th August: Straits Settlements
Until now my efforts have been dedicated to Hong Kong and French Indochina, so here's the only Straits Settlements note I have:


1935 Straits Settlements 1 Dollar
15th August: Sudan


25 Piastres P23 1983
Sudan - 1 Sudanese Pound



Sudan - 2 Sudanese Pounds

"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom." ― Isaac Asimov
Blog : https://parimalscoincollection.blogspot.com
16th August: Suriname
Suriname



5 Gulden P146 2000
Obverse: Red-necked woodpecker.
Reverse: Central Bank building (Paramaribo), passion flower.
My better shape notes

Suriname - 25 Gulden









"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom." ― Isaac Asimov
Blog : https://parimalscoincollection.blogspot.com


10 Gulden P147 2000
17th August: Svalbard/Spitsbergen
18th August: Swaziland
19th August: Sweden

1920 Sweden 1 Krona
Interesting in that the reverse is literally just a mirror image of the obverse without the background print.


1941 Sweden 5 Kronor


1934 Sweden 10 Kronor


1953 Sweden 50 Kronor

I'm still looking for a 100 Kronor from this series at an affordable price.... x.
Is it my turn now? :D

1 Krona
1920 – This note is commonly known as "The Cow Ten". The name derives from the early 1900's when people were buying and selling cows at the market. A cow could cost around 50 kronor, but since the 10 kronor notes had the same size as the 1 krona note, but with just a slightly difference in colour, people often switched a few 10's for the 1's, so instead of paying the whole sum of 50, they only payed around half the price. Hence the name "Cow Ten".


5 Kronor
1947

1948, Commemorative: King Gustav V 90th birthday 16 July

1954

1978

1979

1981


10 Kronor
1947

1968, Commemorative: National Bank of Sweden 300 Years

1975

1988

1989

1990


20 Kronor
1991

1992

2007

2008

2015


50 Kronor
1989

1996

2008

2015


100 Kronor
1963

1985

1998

2005, Commemorative: Tumba bruk 250 Years

2006

2009

2010

2014

2016


200 Kronor
2015


500 Kronor
1985

1989

2009

2016


1,000 Kronor
1989

1990

1991

1992

2005

2015
20th August: Switzerland
@ngdawa You know the drill.... ;)

1947 Switzerland 5 Francs
My only old Swiss note; interesting that it's issued from "Bern und Zürich", rather than just one city.

10 Francs P67e 2013


20 Francs P69h 2014


10 Francs P75 2016


20 Francs P76 2015

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