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Note of the Day: For #FancyFriday, check out the Serial Number 1 on this Angola 1951 50 Angolares. You can find this note in a Heritage Auctions sale this month: tinyurl.com/3a32nnr7

Note of the Day: Our latest #ThrowbackThursday note is this China & South Sea Bank 1927 1 Yuan from the Peh Family Collection. It shows the Yuan Shih-kai Dollar coin that was popular in China in the 1920s. You can find this note in a June Heritage sale: tinyurl.com/5t2nsdbp

Note of the Day: For #America250, we’re spotlighting a paper money rarity on Wednesdays from every state. Georgia is up next, with this uncut sheet of 1902 $5 National Bank Notes from a Macon lender. This lot realized $156,000 in a Stack’s Bowers Galleries auction in 2021.

Note of the Day: For #TravelTuesday and St. Patrick’s Day, we go to Ireland today, home of Cashel Rock. Reputed to be where St. Patrick converted the king of Munster, the site is featured on the back of this Ireland 20 Pound Color Trial Specimen.

Note of the Day: For #MistakeMonday, here is a Hong Kong 1977-79 10 Dollars with a Misalignment Error on the back of the note (displayed toward the front of the PMG holder). This note is part of a Heritage Auctions sale ending in early April: tinyurl.com/5srpxc5u

Note of the Day: It’s #SuperSunday, so it’s time for another note that earned the PMG’s highest grade: this Ireland - Northern, Bank of Ireland 2017 5 Pounds. Learn about the PMG Grading Scale at PMGnotes.com/paper-money-gr…

Note of the Day: Today, the #PMGzoo gets a new addition with the Javan rusa on this Indonesia 500 Rupiah. This particular deer species is considered threatened and its numbers in its native Indonesia are declining.

Note of the Day: Today’s #FancyFriday note is this 2013 $10 Federal Reserve Note with a serial number that is both a Radar (the same forward and backward) and a Rotator (the same when rotated 180 degrees). You can find it in a Heritage sale ending soon: tinyurl.com/3ty476fa

Note of the Day: #ThrowbackThursday is when we feature vintage notes, like this Canada 1857 $5. You can find it in a Heritage Auctions sale this month: tinyurl.com/4u6kzcmw

Here's a "Top Pop" Malaysia (1976-81) 1,000 Ringgits: With more than 300 examples of this note in the PMG Population Report, none are graded higher. This note is expected to sell for at least $20,000 in a Monetarium auction this month. Learn more: PMGnotes.com/news/article/1…

Note of the Day: Florida is up next as we feature a note from every state on Wednesdays this year for #America250. This State of Florida 1870 $3 note is one of only two in the PMG Population Report, and you can find it in a Heritage sale soon: tinyurl.com/mr3bnxju

This Hong Kong 50 Dollars Specimen is one of only eight of its kind in the PMG Population Report, with only one graded higher. Bidding for this note is already up to about $45,000 in a Spink auction this coming weekend: tinyurl.com/j79tvym4

Note of the Day: #TravelTuesday brings us to Tunisia, home of the El-Djem Amphitheatre, which is shown on this Algeria 1942-45 50 Francs. Built in the 3rd century, it was one of the largest arenas of the Roman Empire. Explore Roman ruins on banknotes: PMGnotes.com/news/article/1…

Note of the Day: Wow! Check out this Doubled Print Error for #MistakeMonday. The note ended up with an extra pair of seals and a superfluous serial number. You can bid on this note in a Stack’s Bowers Galleries auction this week: tinyurl.com/4vsvnncw

One of the clues this purported Timor 1910 1 Pataca is actually a Contemporary Counterfeit is the rougher state of the printer's name. See more red flags in the latest PMG Counterfeit Detection column: PMGnotes.com/news/article/1…

Note of the Day: For #SuperSunday, here is a sheet of four Romania 2025 20 Lei notes that earned the top grade on the PMG Grading Scale! This sheet was submitted by BCC Heritage, a Romanian banknote dealer. Explore their offerings at bcc-heritage.com.

Only eight issued examples of this Lebanon 1939 250 Livres are listed in the PMG Population Report, with only one graded higher. This note is expected to sell for tens of thousands of dollars in a Heritage Auctions sale this month: PMGnotes.com/news/article/1…

Note of the Day: The guanaco on this Argentina 20 Pesos is our latest addition to the #PMGzoo. The camelid native to Argentina and nearby nations is well adapted to the high altitude of the Andes. Check out PMG social media every Saturday for another animal on a banknote.

Note of the Day: For #FancyFriday, here is a 2021 $100 Federal Reserve Note with a Descending Ladder serial number. Bidding is already over $1,000 for it in a Stack’s Bowers Galleries auction this month: tinyurl.com/4zk2j6yy

Note of the Day: For #ThrowbackThursday, here’s a Colombia, Banco del Progreso 1899 1 Peso graded PMG 12 Fine. One of only six of its catalog number in the PMG Population Report, it’s being offered by Heritage Auctions: tinyurl.com/2jrb9c28