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I need some help to identify if these foreign notes I got from an estate sale have any value. They were in a bag of coins that weighed 1 pound 10 ounces. Most of the coins were from the 1970s but there are some as old as the 1940s to as new as 1980s. The coins are mostly from Mexico but there are other Central America coins there as well. I may be asking about some of the coins too.





Thanks for any help you are able to provide.
MUTiger

ho·no·ris cau·sa.
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[äˈnôris ˈkôzə, ˈkousə]

ADVERB
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(especially of a degree awarded without examination) as a mark of esteem:

"the artist has been awarded the degree honoris causa"


You should find this guy...

hobo finds wrote:ho·no·ris cau·sa.
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[äˈnôris ˈkôzə, ˈkousə]

ADVERB
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(especially of a degree awarded without examination) as a mark of esteem:

"the artist has been awarded the degree honoris causa"


You should find this guy...

I think this person passed. Hence the estate sale. There were a bunch of plaques and awards with the person's name as well.

MUTiger

theshoenlebens wrote:http://worldbanknotegallery.com/

Thanks. It looks like not a lot of value there. There were three or four 10% silver peso coins from 1959 and 1960. There were also a bunch of high value peso coins before they devalued the peso by lopping off three zeros. There is probably 1500-2000 pesos from before 1993.

MUTiger

I know someone who pays 50 cents each for the Mexican 10% silver pesos.

I believe this is your man.

http://www.columbiatribune.com/ed055c9b ... 84b5a.html

While at MU, he served as a visiting professor at the universities of Nueva Leon (Mexico), Madrid (Spain), Sibiu (Romania), the University of Pennsylvania and Stanford.

theshoenlebens wrote:http://worldbanknotegallery.com/
http://worldbanknotegallery.com/

Crap, meant to put this and not double up on the note site.

http://worldcoingallery.com/index.php

johnbrickner wrote:I believe this is your man.

http://www.columbiatribune.com/ed055c9b ... 84b5a.html

While at MU, he served as a visiting professor at the universities of Nueva Leon (Mexico), Madrid (Spain), Sibiu (Romania), the University of Pennsylvania and Stanford.

Thanks.
That is surely him. The estate sale was for Marjory Hicks. The house was also going on the market this spring.

MUTiger

Notes are all obsolete and/or too new/common to have much value - would be glad to help out with the coins, maybe you will have more luck there

Looking at the front side of the notes, theres one to the far right, only half shown, with handwriting all over it. There's a human-like figure on it, kind of creepy. Looks like an alien. What the heck is that? Am I just not seeing it right?

They may not have value but they are good teaching pieces. I used to show my sons obsolete notes in particular from South American countries that became hyperinflated. And they would think they were really cool. And then I would tell them that they are worth NOTHING! Then they were not so cool.


Stack metals, not paper.