For collectors, the condition of a banknote is one of the most important factors in determining its value. Banknotes are not just pieces of paper; they are witnesses to history, carrying stories of past economies, political changes, and artistic trends. A perfect example is the iconic 100 Kčs banknote from 1961...read more
In the world of banknote collecting, the term "specimen" refers to a banknote that has been deliberately altered to prevent its use in circulation. While in some countries, specimen notes were created for testing, training, or archival purposes, in Czechoslovakia...read more
During the socialist era of Czechoslovakia, Tuzex shops represented a special and curious part of everyday life. Established in 1957, Tuzex stores were government-run outlets where citizens could...read more
Banknotes are made of delicate materials, and improper storage can lead to fading, creases, or deterioration over time. To keep them in pristine condition, follow these key storage guidelines...read more
Throughout history, banknotes have sometimes been stamped with paper stamps or official seals. This usually occurred during transition periods, when a country...read more
Banknote collecting, known as notaphily, is a fascinating hobby that attracts people from all over the world. While some collectors focus on rare and historical pieces, others see banknotes as...read more
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