I saw a piece of money I ve never seen before! Would you like to help me tell me which country it is

First of all, the "textile machine" printed on it must be from countries with underdeveloped commerce, most of them from third world countries, see if it is one of the following?

Tanzanian shillings issued in 1978.

Vietnamese dong issued in 1988.

1992 Burkina Faso Franc State Bonds.

If none of the above is true, it's best to scan it and put it on the Internet, I'll take a look to see if there is English on it, in fact, it's best not to exchange it if it's not common, one is not easy to distinguish between true and fake, and the other is to believe that the person who brought it back to China knows how much it is not worth much, and just collect it. If the value is high, I believe it would have been spent long ago.

If it's an Indian banknote, the Indian English is very good, and there will be a number of rupees in English written on it, and Gandhi's head (Gandhi) will also have the Reserve Bank of India on it.

But it's out now.

You'd better not use it.

It is the banknote of India.

Raman is a physicist in India.

It is the banknote of India.

Raman is a physicist in India.

It's better not to accept it.

How can you tell the authenticity of a coin that you don't even recognize?

It is indeed Indian, I have seen it from numismatic enthusiasts

Mozambique is located in southern Africa, bordering the Indian Ocean, across the Mozambique Channel from Madagascar, with Portuguese as the official language, a population of more than 19.2 million people, and independence from Portuguese colonial status in 1975. As a country with no constitutional relationship with the United Kingdom, it joined the Commonwealth in 1995 on a special basis. China established diplomatic relations with China on June 25, 1975.

You should have a 1983 version of the country's 100 yuan banknote, which is worth about 2 yuan, but the market value of the collection is about 1 yuan.

Dollar! But it seems that there is a sample of the ticket written on it, not as circulating money! If it's really a dollar ticket, you'll send it.

Sample of U.S. dollar banknotes. Stamp samples are new stamps, new banknotes, new bonds and other valuable paper printed materials, which are distributed to the relevant departments for inspection, filing and publicity before issuance. The specimen is already a complete finished product, but it is generally printed or chiseled to form the words "specimen" or "specimen" in English to distinguish it from the official release version.

The ticket sample is an anti-counterfeiting tool, which is posted and even distributed in places such as the street propaganda team and the bank door. It can also be collected as a kind of collectible.

One dollar, a ticket sample (counterfeit), has no value.

This thing is in dollars this time, and it's worth a lot.

The total value of one dollar to RMB is 6 to 7 yuan.

How can the dollar still be sure of morphine.

Name of country]: Mozambique.

English Name]: Mozambique

Banknote denominations: 100 escudos

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The 50,000 dinar banknote issued by Croatia in 1993.

On the obverse of the note is the Croatian mathematician, astronomer and physicist Ruder Boskovic

On the back of the banknote is a sculpture located in front of the building of the Faculty of Law of the University of Zagreb, Croatia - Mother of Croatia.

The Croatian dinar has been withdrawn from circulation, and the current currency unit in circulation in Croatia is the "kuna", which has a collectible value, and a new one is worth about 2 yuan in the numismatic market.

This banknote of yours is the old currency issued by Croatia in 1993 and is expressed in dinara. The current unit of currency in Croatia is kuna