Again asking for help in locating a site like this only for Banknotes;
Colnect- Doesn't help and doesn't list the banknotes the way they should or at least the way I do.
Realbanknotes- So far I can only list 58 notes until I get more points, may take awhile.
Banknotebank- Doesn't answer my request to join. Tried several time.
Any others anybody knows about?
Like always, thanks for any help.
You can post your questions here. If not just go to banknotenews. Com buy their worldwide catalogue. I know that alot of people are saying alot of forum are not helpful. But buying the catalogue will be the best bet for long run.
Be kind to people. Sharing is Caring. Collect what you like and not by the Crowd.
To seek for perfection, it is too painful and there is a very high price to pay. To seek for something comfortable is more easy. To seek for nothing is even more easy.
Verweis : "Saber82"You can post your questions here. If not just go to banknotenews. Com buy their worldwide catalogue. I know that alot of people are saying alot of forum are not helpful. But buying the catalogue will be the best bet for long run.
Thanks but I don't need the information on the note. I would like have a place to show them.
Verweis : "David52"Thanks but I don't need the information on the note. I would like have a place to show them.
Why not just start your own Thread in this part of the forum?
"David52's Collection" or suchlike
Just a thought.
Thanks, but don't think anyone cares what notes I have, I'm small time compared to some of these. This is mostly for me. Maybe I'll just use a spreadsheet as someone suggested before. But thanks
Thanks, but don't think anyone cares what notes I have, I'm small time compared to some of these. This is mostly for me. Maybe I'll just use a spreadsheet as someone suggested before. But thanks
There are lots of banknote threads here where members have posted their notes, myself included.
I read lots of topics here before creating my own.
Collectors always like to see what others are collecting.
No such thing as 'small time', people collect what they love and what their budget allows.
Regards?
I have my banknote collection listed on Colnect, but this is mainly for reference purposes. I can tell if an exchange partner has a variant of the same banknote, which I generally try to stay away from.
My main file is an Excel spreadsheet.
I have split the world into 12 sections giving each a letter. I then give each of the banknotes within that section a separate number. i.e. A1 and so on.
I then input the following information of each banknote.
COUNTRY REF. No. BANKNOTE No. OBVERSE DESCRIPTION. REVERSE DESCRIPTION.
This gives a complete record of each banknote, and can easily be changed should you get a banknote in better condition.
I have 2,480 banknotes
Verweis : "COINMAN1"I have my banknote collection listed on Colnect, but this is mainly for reference purposes. I can tell if an exchange partner has a variant of the same banknote, which I generally try to stay away from.
My main file is an Excel spreadsheet.
I have split the world into 12 sections giving each a letter. I then give each of the banknotes within that section a separate number. i.e. A1 and so on.
I then input the following information of each banknote.
COUNTRY REF. No. BANKNOTE No. OBVERSE DESCRIPTION. REVERSE DESCRIPTION.
This gives a complete record of each banknote, and can easily be changed should you get a banknote in better condition.
I have 2,480 banknotes
This is what I started doing, seems to work pretty good. Guess I'll have to use Colnect to post my extras
Further to my earlier information, I have also added a complete list of each country and next to each of these countries, is totals.
I have the total, as per my spreadsheet and as listed on Colnect.
This then tells me if I have any errors. I recently spent over a month getting these two totals the same.
So, on Colnect, I list my collection and my swaps. Done some good exchanges with other collectors.
Verweis : "COINMAN1"Further to my earlier information, I have also added a complete list of each country and next to each of these countries, is totals.
I have the total, as per my spreadsheet and as listed on Colnect.
This then tells me if I have any errors. I recently spent over a month getting these two totals the same.
So, on Colnect, I list my collection and my swaps. Done some good exchanges with other collectors.
I'm not sure I know what are saying. I'm just getting started so going to take awhile but you mean total banknote per country? And if so not sure how to set it up so each time I add a note the total changes. Or do you change it manually?
Verweis : "COINMAN1"I have my banknote collection listed on Colnect, but this is mainly for reference purposes. I can tell if an exchange partner has a variant of the same banknote, which I generally try to stay away from.
My main file is an Excel spreadsheet.
I have split the world into 12 sections giving each a letter. I then give each of the banknotes within that section a separate number. i.e. A1 and so on.
I then input the following information of each banknote.
COUNTRY REF. No. BANKNOTE No. OBVERSE DESCRIPTION. REVERSE DESCRIPTION.
This gives a complete record of each banknote, and can easily be changed should you get a banknote in better condition.
I have 2,480 banknotes
You say you have them split into 12 sections. How do you have them split?
I started with continents, then split them again into smaller groups.
My only problem was that I did not have many from Eastern Asia so now, that section has the most countries.
I also had a big collection of German banknotes, so that is a section on its own.
My section 'A' is below.
United Kingdom
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Section 'L' is Eastern Asia and section 'M' is South American countries, USA and Australia.
You can split your banknotes now you wish, but keeping them similar to a world map is really useful.
Verweis : "COINMAN1"I started with continents, then split them again into smaller groups.
My only problem was that I did not have many from Eastern Asia so now, that section has the most countries.
I also had a big collection of German banknotes, so that is a section on its own.
My section 'A' is below.
United Kingdom
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Section 'L' is Eastern Asia and section 'M' is South American countries, USA and Australia.
You can split your banknotes now you wish, but keeping them similar to a world map is really useful.
