Item Tag: 1939

AFGHANISTAN 5 Afghanis 1939, P-22a King Zahir, Pack Fresh UNC Uncirculated

AFGHANISTAN 5 Afghanis 1939, P-22a King Zahir, Pack Fresh UNC UncirculatedMany notes listed in “Buy it Now / Best Offer”, and occasionally in auction. A wide range of new and old notes are on offer. Shipping is combined, and invoices are sent for purchases with multiple items. Any questions, please ask. ALL BIDS OR PURCHASES MADE ARE WITH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE BELOW TERMS AND CONDITIONS IN REGARD TO SHIPPING. EXECUTING A BID OR MAKING A PURCHASE IS CONFIRMATION THAT THE BELOW TERMS ARE MET AND UNDERSTOOD. Domestic Shipping costs vary, depending on the listing. Additional services, such as priority mail speed, signature confirmation, or insurance are available upon request. For more expensive listings, signature confirmation is often included. International Shipping has become much more challenging, due to many countries having increasingly unreliable postal systems. Additionally, dishonest scammers are more common and new policies are in place to protect the integrity of the transaction. Any questions or concerns, please ask. All orders of $200+ require registered mail, which begins at $20. No exceptions. Basic shipping, which includes limited tracking, is available to some countries only: Philippines U.K** Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Brazil Brunei Canada Croatia Czech R. Denmark Estonia France Germany Greece Hong Kong Hungary Iceland Indonesia Ireland Italy Japan Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Macau Malaysia* Malta Netherlands New Zealand Norway Poland Portugal Singapore* Slovenia Slovakia Spain Sweden Switzerland S. Korea The cost for basic shipping for international destinations can range from $5 to $12, depending on destination, weight, value, and insurance required. *Due to increasingly suspicious occurrences in Malaysia and Singapore, all packages $100+ require Register Mail, which begins at $20.* **Basic shipping is available to the U.K., which includes Isle of Man, Jersey, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Falkland Islands** ALL OTHER DESTINATIONS REQUIRE REGISTERED MAIL SHIPPING, WHICH BEGINS AT $20, AND CAN INCREASE BASED ON WEIGHT, VALUE, AND DESTINATION. FEDEX IS ALSO AVAILABLE. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS, THANK YOU. I reserve the right to cancel any transaction that appears suspicious. Additionally, any sales to destinations that require Registered Mail will be cancelled if the proper postage fees are not paid. These enhanced measures are to limit mail fraud and to ensure the safest possible delivery. Occasionally, shipping from Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, or UK is offered in order to provide bidders/buyers with discounted Registered Mail shipping. The Specific shipping details provided during that specific auction apply only while items are able to be shipped from the above locations. The default shipping terms above apply after the establish time window for shipping has passed. Any questions, please ask.

1939 Afghanistan 1 Afghani – #P43413NQ

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY: 1939 Afghanistan 1 Afghani THE ITEM IN THE PICTURE IS THE EXACTLY ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVED! CHECK OUT MY OTHERS ITEMS AND COMPLETE YOUR COLLECTION! SHIPPING: U.S.A… FREE SHIPPING WITH TRACKING NUMBER. WORLDWIDE… We are not Responsible for Custom Fees, in case if have Any. New York State Residents, please add Sales Tax. THANK YOU! View more great items

Lebanon Liban Banknote 1 Livre 1939 P15 French Rule aVF Cedar Tree Rare Currency

Up for sale is a Banque de Syrie et du Liban 1 Livre banknote, dated April 1st, 1939. VF. This iconic French Mandate-era note is a premier centerpiece capturing the exact historic and economic transition of the Levant on the absolute brink of World War II. Historical Context & Design Background Obverse Side (Front) – A Nation on the Brink of War Issued just months before the outbreak of WWII, this 1 Livre note holds immense wartime significance. When France was subsequently occupied by Nazi Germany, Lebanon and Syria fell under the control of the Vichy regime, making this specific 1939 printing a vital part of wartime economic history in the Middle East.