2024 Banknote Acquisition
New issues to Best of Banknotes are displayed below. These banknotes are not necessarily new issues, but new to Best of Banknotes website. Hope you enjoy and comment on any of them.
Similar Posts
A plan for a great escape
() As in the days of Noah Noah, a man recorded in old text books, was a savior for his time. One of the first ten patriarchs mentioned in the bible (Book of Genesis); Adam, Seth, Enosh, Kenan, Mahalael, Jared, Enoch, Methuselah, Lamech, Noah. The timeline from Adam to Noah, is 1,056 years. In the…
Hungarian Saint Stephen; Szent István Kereszt Lorraine Cross adopted
() The widely recognized Lorraine Cross is a Cross with an upper bar and mid section bar, symobolically similar to the crucifixion cross (or Latin cross) as it is known. Normally, this cross is without a corpus (no body affixed to it). This cross is also a symbolical form of a patriarchy. In Hungary, it…
Nikola Fichev in 2,000 Bulgarian Banknote Square and Compass Icon
() Nikola Fichev (also known as Kolyu Ficheto) is Bulgaria’s recognized master architect. He began his building and interest in architecture at a young age, it is believed that he was self taught with the basics of of architecture, involving drafting and arithmetic. He was one of the most creative architect of the 19th century. …
Pallas Athena Greek Deity Symbol of Wisdom
() Pallas Athena Greek Deity Symbol of Wisdom, Warfare and Craft Athena or known as Pallas, is an ancient Greek deity (goddess) related with warfare, wisdom, and craft. She also became distinguished with the Roman goddess Minerva. Athena was attributed as the protector of Greece, in particular, the city of Athens, from which her name…
South American Gaucho shown in banknote
() Gauchos a traditional rancher, from South America. They are found in Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. They are skilled horse riders, known to be fearless and running their game. The gaucho is a symbolic rambler in Argentina. Gauchos are esteemed, greatly aggrandized in fables, lore and became an identifying part of their local culture . The…
Ishtar, Inanna, a mythological deity woman with horns and wings
() Queen of Heaven Ishtar, Queen of the night also known as Inanna was considered as the ancient Sumerian goddess of love, fertility, sexual desire, conflict, war, justice, and power. She was revered by the old Mesopotamian land, that was part of Iraq. The Babylonians, Assyrians named this deity as Ishtar. In astrological terms, she…
Subscribe
Login
0 Comments
Oldest