Some countries have heavily adapted their monetary policy, printing larger and smaller denomination banknotes in response to their needs. Large denomination bills are often printed to facilitate cash transactions in countries that are suffering from hyperinflation, while small denominations are… Read More

Iran’s economy continues to struggle leading to crushing inflation and low currency value, internationally. Especially during the health epidemic going on in the world right now. The current official exchange rate is 42,000 Iranian Rials to the US Dollar. However… Read More

Throughout history, banknotes have always been designed in a way that matches consumer need. When a country develops a monetary policy that includes the circulation of banknotes, those notes must be practical for their intended purpose – to facilitate cash… Read More

For those who have read my posts describing my favorite banknote will remember that my favorite banknote is the Netherlands 50 Gulden, 1982 banknote. This beautiful note’s principal theme is Sunflowers. Well there might be a new banknote series to… Read More

India is a country with a rich history, steeped in tradition and it is highly reflected on Indian currency. Despite the conservative tones underlying their culture, currency in India has proved exceptionally malleable, with innovations and impositions creating a climate… Read More