Please treat the image as reference only. Actual bank note may have a different serial #, signature, year or prefix.
Specimen banknotes are sample versions of real banknotes, produced primarily for educational, testing, and display purposes. They are not legal tender and cannot be used for transactions.
- Marked as “SPECIMEN”: Typically, the word “SPECIMEN” is overprinted or punched (perfin) onto the banknote in a prominent manner, often in large, red letters, to clearly differentiate them from genuine currency.
- Special serial numbers: Many specimen notes have unique or readily identifiable serial numbers, such as “99999999999” or “00000000000”, according to Wikipedia.
- Limited production: Unlike regular banknotes, specimens are produced in smaller quantities, which often makes them valuable to collectors.

BOLIVIA 10 PESOS UNC # 819
RARE COLLECTION OF 100 COUNTRY COINS IN ALBUM WITH COUNTRY FLAGS # CN100
GUATEMALA 1 QUETZALE POLYMER UNC # 570
ZAMBIA 10 KWACHA UNC # 85
SOUTH AFRICA 1 CENT COIN # 2068
ANGOLA 200 KWANZAS POLYMER UNC # 228
ANGOLA 500000 KWANZAS AUNC # 603
TAJIKISTAN 50 RUBLES UNC # 477
COLOMBIA 2000 PESOS UNC # 478
TAJIKISTAN 5 DIRAMS UNC # 388
PHILIPPINES 20 PESOS UNC # 556
CAMBODIA 20 RIELS OLD ISSUE # 251
URUGUAY 200 PESOS UNC # 127
CUBA 5 PESOS UNC # 369
ETHIOPIA 10 BIRR UNC # 977
SOMALILAND 500 SHILLINGS UNC # 163
NAMIBIA 10 DOLLARS UNC # 634 

