Online Coin Auction #116

20 Euros. 2015. Signed by Draghi. VH Special Series (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 495a). Uncirculated.
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20 Euros. 2015. Correlative pair (it should be noted that the last digit in the numbering of all euro banknotes is for internal control by the European Central Bank; the penultimate digit is the one that determines the correlativeness of the banknotes). Signature Draghi. Special VH series (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 495a). Uncirculated.
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50 Euros. April 4, 2017. Signed by Draghi. Series V (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 496, Pick: 23v). Uncirculated. Encapsulated NCV67TQP.
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50 Euros. April 4, 2017. Signed by Draghi. Series V (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 496). Uncirculated.
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50 Euros. April 4, 2017. Correlative pair (it should be remembered that the last digit of all euro banknotes is for internal control by the European Central Bank; the penultimate digit is the one that determines the correlativeness of banknotes). Signature Draghi. Series V (Spain). (Edifil 2021: 496A). Uncirculated.
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Set of two consecutive pairs of 50 Euro notes, issued in April 2017 (it should be remembered that the last digit in the numbering of all euro banknotes is for internal control by the European Central Bank; the penultimate digit is used to determine the consecutive numbering of banknotes), bearing the Lagarde signature and series VB (Spain), (Edifil 2023: 496a). Uncirculated.
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50 Euros. April 4, 2017. Signed by Draghi. VH Special Series (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 496, Pick: 23v). Uncirculated. PMG66EPQ encapsulation.
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50 Euros. April 4, 2017. Correlative pair (it should be noted that the last digit of all euro banknotes is for internal control by the European Central Bank; the penultimate digit is the correlative digit). Signature Draghi. Special VH series (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 496b). Rare pair. Both encapsulated in PMG66EPQ.
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50 Euros. April 4, 2017. Signature: Lagarde. Series VC (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 496Aa). Uncirculated.
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50 Euros. April 4, 2017. Lagarde signature. VD Series (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 496Ab). Uncirculated.
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50 Euros. April 4, 2017. Correlative pair (it should be noted that the last digit of all euro banknotes is for internal control by the European Central Bank; the penultimate digit is the one that determines the correlativeness of banknotes). Signature Lagarde. Series VD (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 496Ab). Uncirculated.
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50 Euros. April 4, 2017. Correlative trio (it should be noted that the last digit of all euro banknotes is for internal control by the European Central Bank; the penultimate digit is the correlative digit of the banknotes). Signature Draghi. VD Series (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 496Ab). Uncirculated.
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100 Euros. 2019. Draghi. VA series (Spain) and low-end serial numbering. (Edifil 2023: 497, Pick: 24v). Uncirculated. PMG65EPQ encapsulation.
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100 Euros. May 28, 2019. Signed by Draghi. Series V (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 497). Uncirculated.
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100 Euros. May 28, 2019. Signed by Draghi. Series VA (Spain) and very low serial numbering. (Edifil 2023: 497). Uncirculated.
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100 Euros. May 28, 2019. Correlative pair. Signature Draghi. Series V (Spain). (Edifil 2023: 497). Uncirculated.
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Series of four fantasy banknotes with a "tourist" coin of 5 Altozanos, 10 Altozanos, 20 Altozanos, and 50 Altozanos. 2021. Altozanos de Triana, Seville. Design by Brandemia. Uncirculated.

PS: Finalist for the 2021 Agripina Awards and chosen as the most original idea. The name "Altozano" comes from the square at the entrance to the neighborhood from the historic center of Seville. Its symbol (an A with a circumflex accent) represents the home that Triana represents for its people. The hallmark is the Capilla del Carmen, a landmark within the neighborhood and one of the remaining works in Seville by the great architect Aníbal González, architect of the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition and creator of, among others, the Plaza de España and the Plaza de América.


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BANK NOTES OF THE BANK OF SPAIN 1782-1979. Published by the Bank of Spain, 3rd Edition. Madrid, 1979. (in almost perfect condition in its beautiful original box)
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Complete set of five technical brochures with the characteristics of the 1992 issue, published by the National Mint (almost brand new).

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Municipal Notes 1936-1939, Part 2. Juan Montaner Amorós and Andreu Garí Berges. Expogalería, 2002. (Used)
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150 YEARS OF HISTORY OF THE BANK OF SPAIN. Published by the Bank of Spain. Madrid, 2006. (virtually unused)

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CIVIL WAR BANKNOTES FROM ALL OF SPAIN EXCEPT CATALONIA. Rafael González Hidalgo. 1st Edition. Seville, 2018. (used).
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HISTORY OF LOCAL BANKNOTES IN THE REGION OF MUGoodIA. Agustín Castaño Martínez, Ricardo Castaño Martínez, and Jorge L. Templado Mira. (Used)
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Set of three Bank of Spain banknotes, all stamped, of different issues and varying qualities. FOR EXAMINATION.
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A set of more than five Bank of Spain banknotes, of different issues and in various qualities. PLEASE EXAMINE.
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A set of more than five Bank of Spain banknotes, of different issues and in various qualities. PLEASE EXAMINE.
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Set of 7 Bank of Spain banknotes, of different issues and in various qualities. PLEASE EXAMINE.
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Set of 8 Bank of Spain banknotes, of different issues and qualities. READY TO BE EXAMINED.
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Set of 9 Bank of Spain banknotes, of different issues and in good quality. READY TO EXAMINE.

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A set of more than 10 Bank of Spain banknotes (four of them with various dry stamps), from different issues and in various qualities. It also includes more than 10 banknotes from the Civil War. READY TO EXAMINE.
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A set of more than 10 Bank of Spain banknotes, of different issues and in various qualities. PLEASE EXAMINE.
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A set of more than 10 Bank of Spain banknotes, of different issues and in various qualities. PLEASE EXAMINE.
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Set of 14 Bank of Spain banknotes, different issues and in various qualities, especially high-denomination banknotes. PLEASE EXAMINE.
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A set of more than 15 Bank of Spain banknotes, of different issues and in various qualities. PLEASE EXAMINE.
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A set of more than 20 Bank of Spain banknotes, of different issues and in various qualities. PLEASE EXAMINE.
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A set of more than 20 Bank of Spain banknotes, of different issues and in various qualities. PLEASE EXAMINE.
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A set of more than 35 Bank of Spain banknotes, of different issues and in various qualities. PLEASE EXAMINE.
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A set of more than 40 Bank of Spain banknotes in various qualities and different issues. READY TO EXAMINE.
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A set of more than 60 Bank of Spain banknotes in various qualities and different issues. READY TO EXAMINE.
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ANDORRA. 50 Centims. December 19, 1936. No serial number. (Edifil 2023: 1, Pick: 5). Rare in this exceptional quality, original finish. Uncirculated. Encapsulated PMG65EPQ.
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ANDORRA. 1 Pesseta. 1936. (Pick: 6). Uncirculated--.
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BANCO ESPAÑOL DE LA HABANA. 100 Pesos. (1855ca). Series B, unnumbered and unsigned, with complete dies. (Edifil 2023: 3, Pick: 1r). Extraordinarily rare, especially in this exceptional quality, a truly spectacular piece. FINE ++. Case PMG58 (selvage tears).
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Spanish Bank of Havana. 5 Cents. August 6, 1883. Series H. (Edifil 2023: 43). Rare, original sizing. Good Extremely Fine. Encapsulated PMG55EPQ.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 1 Peso. May 15, 1896. Series G. (Edifil 2023: 71, Pick: 47a). Original size. Uncirculated. Encapsulated NCV64TQP.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 5 Pesos. May 15, 1896. (Edifil 2023: 72, Pick: 48a). Annotations. Uncirculated-. Encapsulated NCV62 (graffiti).
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. 10 Pesos. May 15, 1896. Series E and dated with a stamp. (Edifil 2023: 73a). Uncirculated--.
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CUBA. 50 Pesos. May 15, 1896. Silver surcharge on the reverse. (Edifil 2023: 83). VF-.

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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. Set of 10 consecutive 10-centavo banknotes (undetached), issued on February 15, 1897. Series K. (Edifil 2023: 84, Pick: 52). Unusual. Uncirculated/Uncirculated-.

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BANCO ESPAÑOL DE LA ISLA DE CUBA. Set of two consecutive 20-centavo banknotes (undetached), issued on February 15, 1897 (Edifil 2023: 85, Pick: 53a), original print. Uncirculated. Encapsulated NCV6TQP.
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SPANISH BANK OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA. Set of three consecutive 20-centavo banknotes (undetached), issued on February 15, 1897 (Edifil 2023: 85, Pick: 53a). Original printing. Unused.
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