Eerie Banknotes I Probably Shouldn't Own...

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[@jdccoins]

The story behind the “shin plasters” that you heard is partially true. Yes you could hide them in your sock. But during the war they used to pay the solders in these 25 cent notes. On the cold wet nights, the solders used to stuff these into their boots to keep them warm, they had no use for the money on the battlefield. The water used to turn it into a plaster material. Thus the name.

[@ODTU06]

North Korean notes are widely available in Turkey (where I am living). I have seen people buying and selling them often (not American citizens). The specimin ones are also easy to find. There must be someone bringing them from North Korea in big quantities, because they are everywhere.

[@Silverpicker]

That's interesting. i've learned that some people believe that the N Korean govt actually produces the notes specifically to make money from collectors. Not sure whether it's true or not though lol

[@loubrok1550]

The Canadian 1967 date only bills are actually collected by some collectors by the different plate numbers found on the face and back.In the Canadian 1937 issue these bills were issued with three different signature combinations,with the Osborne /Towers signature being the scarcest and most valuable because they had a lower quantity printed before they switched over to the Gordon /Towers signature.In the Coyne/Towers issue the O/M prefix commands a slight premium because it was the crossover prefix from when they discontinued the Gordon/Towers signature,which also carries a slight premium in the O/M prefix.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks a lot, Lou!

[@dataexpunged2827]

The L.1000 note at 5:32 was printed from 1969-1981. The note at 5:55 was for use across the Soviet Union. The pound note at 6:56 was demonetised in 1979 but still redeemable at the Bank of England.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks a lot for the extra info!

[@KllSwtch8473]

So this video is awesome. I am currently on my third tour here in S. Korea and the fact that that you have bills from the northern kingdom is amazing. I have been to to the dmz and i wish i could get those notes.

[@Silverpicker]

Wow are you on tour as a tourist or as a soldier?

[@KllSwtch8473]

@@Silverpicker im in the aif force.

[@G.F]

11:13 this is called a plate block. The 4 stamps are at the corner of the sheet, and the number is on the side. Most of the time people just break up all of the stamps to put on envelopes (unless they collect stamps). These might be worth more than face value to people who collect plate blocks edit: the stamps themselves might be worth more than face value too but I am not sure.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks for letting me know!

[@WagiKarp]

£1 notes are demonitized but I believe that you can still trade them in for a £1 coin (about $1.30)

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks WagiKarp!

[@Yamezzzz]

It's still quite common to get £1 banknotes in Scotland in your change. I have one myself from a few months ago. Depends on which bank the notes are printed from. Danske Bank in NI have them too but they're very rare and people don't really use them. Bank of England got rid of £1 notes in the 80s and I'm pretty sure England just uses one single design and bank of notes. While not sterling, Isle of Man £1 notes are also still in everyday use.

[@cyberleaderandy1]

@@YamezzzzBoE only has one source of notes, unlike Scotland.

[@cyberleaderandy1]

You can change old uk bank notes for modern ones at any bank. In the case of pound notes these can be changed for the modern oound coin. Any banknote that says pound sterling on it is legal tender in the uk, hence why scotish and northern irish notes are all legal in England and Wales.

[@Ahavi7175]

Hi there. I have been looking everywhere for pvc and acid free top loading small currency sleeves and have had absolutely no luck. Do you have any idea where I can find them? Many thanks in advance!

[@DJsuryong]

13:16 they're just unnamed party members. and despited being printed in 2002, they were released only in 2009, and yeah these are still legal tender in north korea (except the 1998 5 won note, which is no longer legal tender)

[@Cp-71]

"I never know whether these are Russian, Mongolian or from any ofther Soviet state" Mongolia never was Soviet...

[@ProfCoyote]

Mongolia was a puppet state as the Mongolian People's Republic from 1921-1992. While yes it was independent, it was largely used as a breadbasket and resource wing by the USSR, who had troops stationed there as well. It was used as a buffer with China especially when the Sino-Soviet split happened, effectively as a barganing chip in case the Chinese ever wanted to reabsorb Mongolia. The only reason it never became a true SSR was because Moscow flat out told them no six times when PM Yumjaagiin Tsedenbal asked.

[@connorrothandler6788]

I have some North Korean notes like the ones you got! I don’t know if they are real Or not though.

[@Silverpicker]

Cool, Connor! Post them on insta and tag me

[@adrianc8664]

The 2002 5 win note, I got in a lot on eBay and the listing is still up.

[@vintagesterlingfinds]

hey silverpicker, I spent time in Korea in 2018, and went to the DMC. I believe the notes you have are the tourist dollars that can be used and spent by foreigners in the North because I bought the same notes at the DMZ. from what I understand is the North Koreans value the currency as the same value as the South Korean Won. Keeping in mind North Korean Won is not traded on the open market. In my home town of Vancouver Canada, I was able to buy North Korean currency from a gentleman who I met from a friend. The bills he showed me feature the Kim family and are 5000 and 10000 won.

[@Silverpicker]

Interesting. I'll definitely have to look further into that. Thanks!

[@stevearnold6839]

@@Silverpicker I can back Charles statement. I was stationed at Osan AB in South Korea in 2008, and while there I too visited the DMZ. In their gift shop, you can buy North Korean currency. It maybe that is where your currency originated from.

[@jamielombardi2397]

12:54 The Korean words translate as "Central Bank of Democratic People's Republic of Korea". The "Central Bank" words come last.

[@DJsuryong]

13:02 the smaller 5 KPW note is actually printed in 1998. what's more interesting about it is that there was a note with that same design that was printed in 1992, and the human faces look much better in the 1992 version than in the 1998 version because probably due to effects of the arduous march, they ditched the intaglio style printing and just used litho printing on the entire note, which made the faces look cartoonish

[@Silverpicker]

That's super interesting! Thanks!

[@youtubasoarus]

Beautiful specimens! Happy holidays man! :)

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks a lot man!

[@JulianCollects]

I'm a numismatist and philatelist also, as you asked if the 5c stamps, yes, they're not so valuable. Nice North Korean Banknotes, thinking to have those. But North Korean Stamps are legal to go outside, actually I have some CTOs that aren't used but canceled for collectors that sells below denomination price.

[@Silverpicker]

That's really interesting. It's not illegal to receive mail from NK?

[@JulianCollects]

@@Silverpicker yes but since no one there could access internet easily, the Postcrossers (from postcrossing.com) there are still 0 but there's a KZbin channel from DPRK about ASMR. So just normal mail and not pen pals.

[@cartoonscollecting1891]

You could easily get $500 bucks for that Ladder bill,.. if I were you,, get it Graded,.. it would fetch a crazy price

[@Silverpicker]

That's a good idea!

[@themoneyman8011]

DPRK notes are actually rather easy to come by. I've heard that they are sold to tourists on the Yalu river (border between DPRK and China). I have several complete series, some bond notes and a couple of bundles of 'specimen' DPRK Won.

[@Silverpicker]

That's pretty cool. What exactly are the "specimen" notes?

[@themoneyman8011]

@@Silverpicker Specimens are produced for a number of reason, mainly to help international banking institutions identify new designs of banknotes. However, some central banks give specimen notes as gifts to statesman, bank officials or auction them off to collectors. However, I believe the DPRK takes it a step further and just prints specimens just as tourist trinkets. The odd thing is, as you say, the regular currency can be obtained quite easily too.

[@autopartsguy6972]

Thanks for the Great Videos , i just recently started collecting U.S and Canadian Coins along with some other countries that i have been finding. Thanks for the tips you give- Keep up the Great Content

[@Silverpicker]

So glad you're enjoying!

[@PennyHaven]

Very cool story behind the N. Korea notes. I'll have to find the video with your DMZ-purchased notes.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Michael!

[@jinXBrothers]

Great collection. Love the North Korea stuff.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks man!!

[@fnheadquarters2929]

Hey silver picker I have a 1872 Indian head cent and it’s in really good condition I’m asking if you could help me find out what it’s worth

[@jamesgreen743]

In poor shape about $50, up to several hundred dollars in better shape.

[@tomkirby3281]

The stamps were a plate block, (serial number included), and you would have to look under that category to find the real value.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Tom!

[@RockMonger]

They actually had video of him stealing the poster. But still its insane what they did to him.

[@Numismaniac_Canada]

Interesting video as usual! Thanks for sharing

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Patrick!

[@CapitalCurrency]

Wow! That ladder I noticed as soon as you put it down. I’m always looking for stuff like that though. That’s definitely a nice one!

[@Silverpicker]

Probably one of the coolest notes I've every had

[@loubrok1550]

@@Silverpicker In the 2017 issue of the Charlton"Canadian Government Paper Money Catalouge" it has the 1954 modified portrait of the queen one dollar bill with ascending ladder serial number ,priced at $675.00 dollars(Canadian)!!!Quite the find!!!They show a picture of the exact same bill you have 1234567 except it has the prefix O/Z,with the Beattie /Rasminsky signature.It says these (1234567) are particularly desirable,and may sell for higher prices than those listed.

[@loubrok1550]

@@SilverpickerCoins and Canada.com has it listed on their website at $550.00(Canadian) in Unc..

[@GorkovenkoY]

5:50 this is the main Soviet 3 Rubles. Used by all republics

[@Silverpicker]

I knew you'd have the answer to this :)

[@____o____279]

That’s an honest business man 👏

[@viewer7424]

The note at 13:30 depicts a hydroelectric plant as it is a prominent part of the DPRK's national emblem. I don't know why for certain it's on their national emblem, but it likely has to do something with the importance of industry and how close the hydroelectric plant (on the national emblem) is to Mount Paektu, which is an important cultural landmark in both Koreas. Also, the note at 13:14 I does not depict Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il. I don't remember who the figures on the note are but if I remember correctly one of them made a significant scientific discovery (?). I don't think any other leader than Kim Il Sung has been on a banknote, to my knowledge.

[@Silverpicker]

That's super interesting. Thanks for the corrections and added context

[@chosen1one930]

North koreans leave the country quite frequently, well certain ones do. They travel into china and work a regular job usually, i forget why though, i remember it had to do with bringing money back into the country for something.

[@joshd.4339]

The 10 peso note at 7:30 does appear to be fake. After doing some research & looking at the quality of your note it appears to be a low quality reprint.

[@thenationalanthemlibrary2722]

10:46 the back of the banknote is almost have a similar design with the Japanese government 50 centavos used in The Philippines used during WII.love your videos.i am learning a lot.thank you.from the Philippines.

[@Silverpicker]

Interesting. So glad you're enjoying! Did you see my Philippines type set video?

[@thenationalanthemlibrary2722]

@@Silverpicker Yes.I never miss a single video from you

[@kacpergalik609]

I do have a 20 Forint note myself, but they are already demonetised (it took place in early nineties). Either way, these days 20 HUF is almost nothing. Nonetheless, it is a cool note.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Kacper!

[@cyberleaderandy1]

There is North korean money on ebay in the uk. Just checked and several of the notes you have are in a lot uo for sale.

[@deejay1964]

This £1 note is no longer in circulation, it ceased to be legal tender in 1979. Today there are no £1 notes, we have £1 coins.

[@Silverpicker]

That is true, but you can still trade them in at the central bank

[@frankfinnsweenryan]

The DPRK banknote were dated 2002, but were issues in 2009 as part of their currency reform. See: en.numista.com/catalogue/note209321.html

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks so much for the added context!

[@SilverOceans]

@Silverpicker, cool video! The North Korean notes were really interesting thanks for explaining them to us. It seems to me that the hydroelectric dam reverse was probably later thought of as a mistake. I believe that initially they wanted to show off their technological advancement in having a hydroelectric dam. But the thing is, now they are really pushing to make us believe or at time eluding to the idea that they are just as advanced as the United States. Merry Christmas 🔥🦈🌊

[@Silverpicker]

Certainly a bizarre place

[@pasinpaul]

I think I just found a keeper? How much of a good thing is it to find a five dollar bill from 2013 in like new condition with the s/n ME44444414C is this a valuable bill ? Anybody that van give me any kind of info would be greatly appreciated

[@Silverpicker]

Definitely more valuable than its face value, but since it isn't a true "solid," it won't be worth a ton. I'd say it's worth around $100

[@pasinpaul]

@@Silverpicker thanks for the info

[@johnnylivs91942]

Do you still have the North Korean notes? I would like to buy them.

[@fluffy131]

merry christmas and great video

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Sansar!!

[@NumisCanadawithBruce]

Very nice catch on the ladder bank note I would be interested but I need to do some work as to it’s value Which is probably quite substantial. But I will find out.

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Bruce! Would definitely appreciate your thoughts on its value even if you aren't interested in it

[@loubrok1550]

The charlton catalouge has it priced at $675.00 dollars.That would be Canadian dollars.

[@loubrok1550]

Coins and Canada.com has it listed on their website at $550.00(Canadian) in Unc..

[@NumisCanadawithBruce]

Le 30 Sou sold a graded reverse ladder 1954 Modified Hair Banknote Graded GEM 65 for $1,100 Canadian. www.ebay.ca/itm/324392607860

[@thewittsf]

Hey Silverpicker, I saw a video of yours where you say you have a 1999 Susan B Anthony silver dollar. Did they actually struck a 90% silver Susan B? If so, how do I get one? Thanks!

[@Silverpicker]

I do not believe they struck them in silver. If I said something to that effect, it was either a mistake or I said it speculatively while unboxing something and later found out that it was just a proof

[@thewittsf]

Thanks, I knew that was the case. The Susan B was a great coin and should have had a silver version! Ill write my congressman:)

[@imcirgold]

I've considered getting into foreign bills but I can't even keep up with my U.S. currency and coins so probably won't but very good and informative video Thanks for sharing !!

[@Silverpicker]

Glad you enjoyed! It's definitely a big undertaking, that's why I don't focus on it either. I just keep a handful of the interesting ones

[@evanroy7032]

Is the 1954 Canadian ladder serial number $1 bill still available for sale?

[@Silverpicker]

Nope, I just sold it

[@evanroy7032]

@@Silverpicker Okay, thanks anyways!

[@andrewkelly2581]

Those us stamps would be worth a good bit about 50c each.

[@Silverpicker]

You think so? Why so much?

[@andrewkelly2581]

Because a set of three sold for £2.60 or $3.52 not that long ago. Ps do you have an eBay or something where you sell the coin your selling?

[@jamiemoore2550]

Great video fella, merry Christmas to you and your family..⚡🐉⚡

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks so much Jamie! And to you too!

[@barbarafinkelstein7114]

Strange about the 5-cent George Washington postage stamp. On eBay, these stamps are going for between 20 cents and $3.00. Not worth a fortune, in any case.

[@Silverpicker]

Indeed :)

[@yovanimartinez1918]

I was able to buy some North Korean notes on eBay. Some were were part of a lot of other foreign banknotes. Some were sold separately. I think the loophole is that you don't put "North" in the title. Just Korea.

[@Silverpicker]

Yep I noticed that while I was doing my research

[@dawsonheutink7434]

Love the videos man!

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Dawson!

[@ShellyMay28]

great vid!

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Michelle!

[@robwinsett7384]

Adam Winslet not rob but I got some great notes

[@noahlewisful]

I have north Korean currency that i received in a foreign currency lot

[@Silverpicker]

Seems that's the way we all get it lol

[@noahlewisful]

@@Silverpicker yeah! Its probably the only legal way to buy it online based on what you said. (without knowledge of purchasing it)

[@brentnashville]

I bought some No. Korean coins off ebay last year. Ebay will block listings which say No. Korea, but I found it by searching for DPRK.

[@Silverpicker]

That's surprising that they don't scan for DPRK also. But sounds like it worked out for you lol!

[@mountainofcoinachord3364]

I need one of them 1967 commemorative dollar bills I didn't know they made the commemoratives in paper 2 it's my birth year

[@Silverpicker]

Oh cool! I'm selling them, but it's prob not worth it with shipping unless you wanted to buy some other notes or silver. Instagram me if you're interested

[@ryzanmusic3293]

So those stamps are a block of stamps for George Washington. Not much value, as you showed, but they are really cool to have. I have a couple of John Adam and Teddy Roosevelt ones in my collection. Nice find and wonderful video!

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks a lot, Ryan!

[@timsmith9645]

Awesome bank notes merry Christmas

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Tim! You too!

[@timsmith9645]

You're welcome and thank you

[@yeevangvang7381]

Hello I have a $ 1 note, 2003A, but the A is under the 2003 series text. . SERIES . 2003 A Is there anything special?

[@gabechacon8375]

Maybe an errot

[@yeevangvang7381]

@@gabechacon8375 Do you have a way for me to send pictures to show?

[@Silverpicker]

Send me a pic on insta

[@Cherry1880]

9:20 That Canadian BankNote was actually produced by the "American BankNote Company" The same Organization that printed All American BankNotes in the early and mid 1800s

[@loubrok1550]

Actually I believe the back agriculture allegory was created by the "American Banknote Company"but the bill itself was printed by the "Canadian Banknote Company" as can be seen along the bottom of the note on the front and back.

[@denisfitzpatrick1583]

Merry Christmas mate

[@Silverpicker]

You too Denis!

[@MrsMingo]

How are you selling the Canadian currency? Please let me know so I can make you an offer on a few bills

[@Silverpicker]

All of it's already sold. Thanks anyway!

[@MrsMingo]

@@Silverpicker 😢😢 Okay thank you....

[@skaarfvagly3959]

I think those North Korean bills are worth alot more than $5 just since its illegal to take them out of North Korea

[@alexcholagh8330]

I haven't seen 1 dollar Canadian note in 20+ years.

[@Silverpicker]

Not too common in everyday commerce since the Loony and Toony replaced them

[@yuriii8228]

Really cool happy holidays

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks you too!

[@frankmueller2781]

I've got to say, the new U.S. currency notes are certainly a step, or three, down in the artistry department. The traditional notes they replaced were of much, much higher design value. Our olders coinage from the latter quarter of the 19th century and first third of the 20th were often strikingly beautiful. Morgan & Liberty Dollars, Mercury dimes, Indian pennies and more were functional works of art. The modern mint had an opportunity to make some real artistic upgrades with the State, and then parks & landmarks quarters, but almost all of projects were wasted on 'Designs by Committee.' (Or worse, states that only allowed design proposals from school children) Ugly money reflects an ugly opinion of our nation by those who design it and advocate for it. It's time for return to pride in the artistic value of our coin and currency, as well as in America herself.

[@Silverpicker]

I agree. I actually have a good idea to redesign our currency

[@tothemaxgaming8240]

12:14 check the year

[@harveygreensmen733]

Let's see it!

[@davidlukacs2634]

Something was for a fraction second at 2:46

[@anonymous-sus406]

5:48 that is a Soviet 3 Ruble note

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Mark!

[@ronincollector1988]

North Korea banknote is easy to find in other Asian nation I see them a lot and is cheap

[@Silverpicker]

I've heard that. Interesting how different markets have such different prices

[@andrewderksen3342]

So with out knowing the source- I tried to buy some north Korean notes on Ali Express Turns out I was trying to buy them from north Korea 🤨:o PayPal promptly notified me that I could not buy them and cancelled my order :( Great video 👍 Merry Christmas ☃️🎄

[@Silverpicker]

Wow that's actually super interesting. I doubt they'd even be able to ship them even if your payment went through

[@andrewderksen3342]

@@Silverpicker if there on Ali Express , someone must be able to buy them 🤨 Oh well worth a shot lol

[@wolfieolin2537]

Love the video

[@deonahsing7739]

The stamps are common,are worth face value

[@Silverpicker]

thanks!

[@ehrenkrause9861]

Cool lot. I watched a documentary done by Vice about North Korea. Very interesting, a must watch. It will make you think!

[@Silverpicker]

Super interesting series. I saw it a few years ago when it came out.

[@MonnaieCOLLECTOR]

nice , Joyeux Noël 👍

[@Silverpicker]

You too!!

[@okMikeyyy]

I like the Tennessee titans

[@bubbawalker1932]

Dude it has been a while great vid :D

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Bubba! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@markp44288]

Since the NK notes are uncirculated (and mine is too) I sort of wonder if they earmark some for export as a way to generate revenue and spread their propaganda. But I don't know that.

[@Silverpicker]

I would not be surprised at all if that were the case.

[@cliffordgarstka8224]

Could the (NO) stand for north, as in North Korea?

[@Silverpicker]

You got it Clifford!

[@PieGuyRyGuy]

Darn, I’d love to offer for that note, but I only have a KZbin account

[@PieGuyRyGuy]

@@AussieBushLawyer what do you mean

[@PieGuyRyGuy]

The only social media I have is youtube

[@RealAntek]

@@PieGuyRyGuy Then *create* an instagram account

[@fuckyoutube5584]

@@PieGuyRyGuy contact him via email. Should be posted in details of video

[@numanuma20]

Can we get the reverb down. It’s to much

[@Silverpicker]

What is that and how do you do it?

[@seapirate65]

Thanks for the reply. I enjoy your vids. I have a request for you. I you have any 1930-40s philippine currency notes that your interested in selling, I'll buy. ( Not japan notes) I collect what'called philippine rebel Notes. Thanks.

[@Silverpicker]

I might! Let me see what I have

[@seapirate65]

Thanks I appreciate the effort..the notes are not worth much. But I collect because of the uniqueness of the notes.

[@seapirate65]

And not easy to find..cause small hand written peso

[@jamesruddy9264]

The printing on the back of the 5 won note says the same as is printed on the front of the other notes. It just says it's from the bank of the communist government of Korea...which in their view is the only legitimate Korean government as they don't recognize the South.

[@Silverpicker]

Very interesting. Thanks James!

[@jamesruddy9264]

@@Silverpicker ...My wife is Korean and she told me what it said.

[@murph9813]

Do the North Korean notes glow in the dark?

[@Silverpicker]

😂😂😂

[@social3ngin33rin]

Careful, Kim Jong Un might come knocking on your door @_@

[@Silverpicker]

He wouldn't like to find out what's on the other side of it, I can tell you that 😉

[@karlhaynes3090]

America destroyed most of the dams and infer-structure of N. Korea (and three million of their citizens). Re-building the dams, is probably a symbol of pride. These bombings were war crimes - btw - that N. Korea weathered.

[@Silverpicker]

Interesting, I'll definitely do some more research

[@Andrew-xw8sj]

I think I’m first

[@thinkforyourself6418]

and so you want to post them in a video on KZbin😵🤯🇺🇸

[@Silverpicker]

I've made worse decisions lol

[@thinkforyourself6418]

@@Silverpicker 😂🤣

[@ChaimMosheZaltsman]

Love the vids keep it up! Are you giving the stamps to your father?

[@Silverpicker]

Hey Chaim! Great memory! I am indeed :)

[@LTX-Shep]

Oh no...do you mean to tell me we're going to have to look at you in 4k?!? Jk...great channel

[@Silverpicker]

😂😂😂 Unfortunately

[@poketime6769]

I’m Korean yay lol

[@Silverpicker]

Nice! Do you live there now?

[@dai-nippon_digger]

Coool

[@frankfinnsweenryan]

You can own them but not buy them. Same with post-Revolution Cuba currency and Islamic Republic Iranian stuff.

[@Silverpicker]

That's what I figured. How that actually happens in reality though is a much greyer area

[@retro_4114]

Ooo

[@Silverpicker]

Ahhhh

[@anjanmishra1980]

wa

[@zazzyman]

Equipment won't make better content.

[@Silverpicker]

I disagree, but I think I know what you mean. Having better lighting and better sound, etc will not make the stories I tell better or the coins I share more interesting, but it will make the viewing experience more comfortable, which to me is better

[@aidenlahr7184]

Great clickbait title. North Korean notes aren’t anything special.

[@Silverpicker]

How is it not special? Most collectors do not have them and they are illegal to purchase with USD

[@michealbond077]

Worthless money you are showing high value ...

[@Silverpicker]

What am I showing that's a high value?

[@michealbond077]

@@Silverpicker yes most of them value under 2$ you where showing 17$ - 30$ range ...

[@joegartner7736]

3rd comment

[@Silverpicker]

Thanks Joe!