Money that circulated, certified and listed one piece at a time — graded banknotes alongside the coinage that was spent rather than collected. Cuba's republican centavos and pesos, Mexican pesos from the Hidalgo and Olympic issues, Iranian rials and krans, and paper from Banco Español notes of the 1890s through the revolutionary era.

Condition carries more weight here than anywhere else in the catalog. This material spent its life in hand, often in a humid climate, so a certified example above AU is genuinely uncommon and a graded note with an EPQ or PPQ designation is scarcer still.

Every piece is listed with its grading service, grade and certification number, so you can verify it with the grading agency before you buy.