3 thoughts on “I have two 1,000 yuan banknotes and one with Motnghindong. Another piece of Milintis is also 19”
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This is a Peru 1,000 Indiane and has stopped circulating. This money cannot be exchanged for banks in China. The postal card market is sold, with a new product of about 4 yuan. positive: President Peruvian, Marshal Andreis Avrino Caselis back: World Cultural Heritage — Chan Chan
The 1,000 shields in Vietnam. This money cannot be exchanged for banks in China. The postal card market is sold. The new product is about 1 yuan. positive: Vietnamese Labor Party Chairman, President of Vietnam Ho Chi MINH 1890-1969; national emblem back: Elephant transportation n Zhiyou is volunteer to help you answer doubts for free, so please respect the labor results of the questioner! If you are satisfied, please adopt the answer in time. If you have any questions, you can continue to ask. Thank you for your cooperation!
This is Peru's old currency, which has stopped circulating 1988 version of 1,000 prints. In the 1980s, Peru's inflation, and India became worthless. The currency used by Peru is New Sol, 1 New Sol = 1 million Indian Titid (the maximum denomination of the banknotes circulating now in Peru is 100 new Sol). Many criminals use these abolished paper money to deceive people. There is no direct exchange rate for Peru's currency and the renminbi, so Peru's currency -New Sol cannot be exchanged for RMB, let alone Peruyti, which has been abolished. This Peru's 1,000 -Indo -Pattipable banknotes cannot be exchanged for money, but it has a collection value. The new one is about 7 yuan on the banknote collection market. The 1000 Vietnamese shield in Vietnam's 1988 version. The old man on the front is Ho Chi Minh, and the back is the elephant transported wood map. According to the current exchange rate, 1000 Vietnameseun can be exchanged for RMB 3. However, this kind of banknotes still have a certain collection value. The new product is worth less than RMB 5 yuan in the postal trading market.
This is a Peru 1,000 Indiane and has stopped circulating. This money cannot be exchanged for banks in China. The postal card market is sold, with a new product of about 4 yuan.
positive: President Peruvian, Marshal Andreis Avrino Caselis
back: World Cultural Heritage — Chan Chan
The 1,000 shields in Vietnam. This money cannot be exchanged for banks in China. The postal card market is sold. The new product is about 1 yuan.
positive: Vietnamese Labor Party Chairman, President of Vietnam Ho Chi MINH 1890-1969; national emblem
back: Elephant transportation
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Zhiyou is volunteer to help you answer doubts for free, so please respect the labor results of the questioner! If you are satisfied, please adopt the answer in time. If you have any questions, you can continue to ask. Thank you for your cooperation!
This is Peru's old currency, which has stopped circulating 1988 version of 1,000 prints. In the 1980s, Peru's inflation, and India became worthless. The currency used by Peru is New Sol, 1 New Sol = 1 million Indian Titid (the maximum denomination of the banknotes circulating now in Peru is 100 new Sol). Many criminals use these abolished paper money to deceive people. There is no direct exchange rate for Peru's currency and the renminbi, so Peru's currency -New Sol cannot be exchanged for RMB, let alone Peruyti, which has been abolished. This Peru's 1,000 -Indo -Pattipable banknotes cannot be exchanged for money, but it has a collection value. The new one is about 7 yuan on the banknote collection market.
The 1000 Vietnamese shield in Vietnam's 1988 version. The old man on the front is Ho Chi Minh, and the back is the elephant transported wood map. According to the current exchange rate, 1000 Vietnameseun can be exchanged for RMB 3. However, this kind of banknotes still have a certain collection value. The new product is worth less than RMB 5 yuan in the postal trading market.
Hello, one is the Vietnamese Shield, and the other is Peru's Indian Titan. None of them are valuable currencies. A few dollars a few dollars.