Cold War 12 Piece Bank Note Collection VF-XF

Were These Notes Carried by Spies?

In the nuclear age following World War II, the United States and the Eastern Bloc engaged in a Cold War, with both forces flexing their military might in regions of Afghanistan, Albania, Bulgaria, Eastern Germany, Great Britain, Laos, Nicaragua, Poland, South Korea, South Vietnam, Yugoslavia and of course Russia. This 12-piece set of authentic Cold War-era notes collects one note from each of these nations in a protective folder with a storycard that will guide you along a numismatic journey through this tense time in world history. Notes come in Very Fine (VF) to Extremely Fine (XF) condition.

• WORLD CURRENCY NOTES ISSUED DURING THE COLD WAR ERA – The notes in your Cold War 12-Piece Bank Note Collection feature handsome imagery and cultural symbols of the countries they served. Some were “East” and some were “West,” but all played a role in the small proxy wars that were waged throughout the Cold War-era from 1945-1991.

• LEGAL TENDER CURRENCY – Each of the pieces in this historic collection were legal-tender during the Cold War era from 1945-1991. The notes were issued in Afghanistan, Albania, Bulgaria, East Germany, Great Britain, Laos, Nicaragua, Poland, South Korea, South Vietnam and Soviet Russia.

• LIGHTLY CIRCULATED CONDITION – Each note in your Cold War 12-Piece Bank Note Collection comes in Lightly Circulated condition with all the rich detail still highly visible.

• COMES WITH BEAUTIFUL PACKAGING – Each piece in your Cold War 12-Piece Bank Note Collection is accompanied by an informative storycard and certificate of authenticity.

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