Album Banknotes

Modern banknote issues of the United Arab Emirates Dirham, showcasing national heritage, falconry, and architectural landmarks.

Dual-language notes of the Empire (Krone/Korona), reflecting the administrative duality of the monarchy.

Banknotes issued during the early 1990s transition era, reflecting the artistic heritage and economic changes of the Republic.

Current banknote series of the Bulgarian Lev featuring prominent historical figures, monasteries, and medieval iconography.

The iconic 1992 banknote series featuring regional wildlife, popularly known as "Zaychiki" after the 1-Ruble hare design.

Banknotes of the 2000 emission group featuring prominent architectural landmarks of Belarus before the 2016 redenomination.

Modern and historic paper currency issued by the Bank of Canada.

The contemporary face of the Swiss Franc (2016+), exploring national values through modern design.

Modern banknote series of the Czech Koruna (CZK) featuring iconic portraits of Czech leaders, writers, and thinkers.

Current and historic banknote issues of the Central Bank of Egypt.

The original Euro banknote series (2002) featuring architectural styles across eras.

The second series of Euro banknotes (2013+) featuring enhanced security and the myth of Europa.

Decimal banknote issues featuring the iconic portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II and notable historical British figures on the reverse.

The first polymer banknote series of the Carolean era, maintaining the classic design while introducing the portrait of HM King Charles III.

Contemporary banknote issues of the Hong Kong Dollar featuring iconic architectural landmarks and cultural symbols.

Banknotes of the Republic of Croatia (1994–2022) featuring prominent historical figures and architectural gems of the Adriatic.

The first modern post-communist Forint series, defining the aesthetic of current Hungarian cash.

The most recent Forint banknotes, featuring enhanced security and refined historical portraits.

Notes of Indonesia - 2016 Design

The iconic 1996 series that unified the look of the Indian Rupee with the portrait of Gandhi.

Post-2016 redesigned banknotes with vibrant colors and advanced anti-counterfeiting features.

Contemporary banknote issues of the Bank of Jamaica featuring national heroes and landmarks.

Standard banknote issues of the Kenyan Shilling featuring national landmarks, wildlife, and portraits of founding presidents.

The current Won series, featuring prominent scholars and artists from Korean history.

Banknotes of the 5th series issued by the Central Bank of Kuwait

The current circulating banknote family of Sri Lanka, introducing an innovative vertical obverse layout. The series layout pairs contemporary national infrastructure developments and mega-projects on one side with energetic traditional Sri Lankan drummers and cultural dancers on the other.

Notes of Mongolia

Various denominations of Nepalese Rupee banknotes

Modern banknotes of the current Złoty issued after the 1995 denomination reform.

A highly specialized collection of historical Polish Zloty paper currency issued prior to the 1950 monetary reform. This batch hosts the elegant banknotes of the Second Polish Republic and the scarce wartime emergency issues printed under German occupation in 1940.

Classic banknotes of the second Złoty (1950–1994) featuring iconic historical figures.

Notes of Romanian new Leu

Banknotes of the Republic of Serbia (2003–present)

Imperial banknotes from the reign of Nicholas II, known for their ornate designs and large format.

Notes of Transnistria

The "City" series banknotes issued prior to the 1998 redenomination (millions era).

The iconic previous generation of Swedish krona banknotes before the 2015 reform. Celebrated for its artistic depth, this series features prominent Swedish historical, scientific, and literary figures, most notably Selma Lagerlöf on the 20 kronor note alongside illustrations from "The Wonderful Adventures of Nils".

The current generation of Swedish krona banknotes introduced by Sveriges Riksbank in 2015-2016. Moving away from traditional historical monarchs, this modern series celebrate 20th-century cultural icons—such as Astrid Lindgren and Ingmar Bergman—paired with distinct geographical motifs of Sweden and advanced security features like color-shifting images.

A comprehensive pre-war Soviet banknote batch merging the dual-currency system of the late 1930s. It combines the 1937 State Bank Chervonets featuring Lenin's first portrait and the 1938 State Treasury Ruble notes showcasing iconic socialist realism designs.

A highly acclaimed collection of Soviet Hryvnia/Ruble paper currency introduced during the landmark 1947 post-war monetary reform. Designed in a grand imperial style by Ivan Dubasov, this unified series replaced the old dual ruble-chervonets system with elegant horizontal and vertical banknotes.

The definitive Soviet banknotes featuring the portrait of Lenin and Kremlin landmarks.

The final 1991 Soviet issues and 1992 transitional notes of the post-dissolution era.

Banknotes from the reign of King Bhumibol Adulyadej, featuring historic royal portraits and monuments of the Chakri Dynasty.

Current Turkish Lira banknotes (2009–Present) featuring Ataturk and notable Turkish scholars.

Standard American paper currency, documenting the evolution of the Greenback and its security.

Focus on the $100 Federal Reserve Note and its various design iterations through the decades.

First redenomination era (2007–2015) circulation notes and coins.

High-denomination currency issued during the 2016–2017 hyperinflation period.

Second redenomination series (2018) issued to counter hyperinflation.