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Partly adding to my own childhood collection and a couple new currencies that interest me, and planning a trip to one of these places sooner or later.
*cough*this one*cough*
Japanese Yen:
Coins, ~1950's -p.
Notes, ~1980's -p.
(83.5 yen/$1)

Mexican Pesos:
Coins and Notes, 1994 -p.
(12.38 pesos/$1)

South Korean Won: (Things are getting interesting, would be cool to have a couple notes, keepsake-ish)
Coins and Notes, 1980's -p.
(1138 won/$1)

Chinese Yuan: (Again, interesting, would be fun to have a few, show the kids in a few decades)
Coins and Notes, 1999 -p.
(6.65 yuan/$1)

Whatever google says the exchange rate is at the time is what i'll go with.
(should only flux a couple cents, i respond pretty quick.)
 
I have a single 10,000 yen note somewhere I'd be willing to make this exchange on.

I'm up by Portland, though. How would you want to make the exchange? I hardly expect you to accept it sight unseen.
 
I have lots of it, South African Rand, Philippine Pesos, Euro's, Ringets, Yen, Dirhams, Kroner, Egyptian Pounds, Cidis, Riyal's Etc. Coins and bills.

Here is 1 envelope of the bills i have maybe 2 more envelopes floating around the house some place with more currency picked it up during my travels.. I have been to about 45% of the countries on planet earth and have brought back bills and coins from each.
 
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