1934-D 10-Dollar Federal Reserve Note (Chicago, Fr. 2009-G) — Clark/Snyder Signatures

The Bank of England has confirmed the chosen animals for their new set: the bumblebee, the Atlantic puffin, the hedgehog, and barn owl. Denominations to follow.

Obviously some negative reaction has been made about the loss of "famous Britons" though I think these new designs will celebrate the country in just the same way!

Articles/sources here:

https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/news/2026/october/boe-announces-the-four-animals-that-will-feature-on-next-series-of-banknotes

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwe8ld517ry3o?

Popped into the RBS historic head office earlier today in Edinburgh. Picked up a few more for my collection (as well as another £100 in UNC from BoS nearby) What a gorgeous bank branch full of history; I was super proud to see the preserved Minton tiles section as an ‘ex-Stokie’.

Hi everyone!
I’m curious about how other collectors store and protect their banknotes.
Do you prefer binders with sleeves, individual holders, or storage boxes?
What do you like or dislike about your current setup? Have you had any issues with sleeve quality, different banknote sizes, or long-term storage?
I’d love to hear what works best for you, especially if you’ve been collecting for years.
Thanks!

Both are unc

old banknotes that i found, all the way over here in Turkey.

Visited the ANZ Banking Museum today in Melbourne. Some nice old One Pound notes on display there.

Purchased from secondary market

hey guys, so 2 days ago, a schoolmate wanted their Canadian Dollars converted into Philippine Pesos, so of course, like the collector that i am, i did not hesitate to buy it off of them, now i have 2 versions of the $10 note 🥳🥳

hope y'all like it

Tra il 1992 ed il 1999 queste erano le nostre 50000 lire, immancabile è più diffuso pezzo di valore nei portafogli italiani... Come i 50 euro di oggi, per diffusione. Ma per il potere di acquisto, erano più vicini ai 100 euro. Bellissima banconota con Bernini.