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<p>[QUOTE="afantiques, post: 240010, member: 25"]Some North Korean notes find their way onto the market, some prominent NKs probably get allowed to travel, mainly to China and anything in China is for sale. </p><p>I'd buy the three notes for my collection for a reasonable price, I don't get out much nowadays so odd casual purchases are about the only way to build my collection. I'd probably also be interested in some of the rest of the notes you bought. What I will do is send you a personal message using the conversation facility here. As yoou are new I thought I'd better tell you to look out for a red tab top right of your page where it says 'inbox'. We are both in the UK.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for the serial number, no one knows how many series with different prefixes they issued, each of 10 million (-1) notes. I don't think anythiing higher than a hundred would be considered low, and in any case, I'd not expect interest in modern North Korea to be specialised enough to worry about serial numbers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="afantiques, post: 240010, member: 25"]Some North Korean notes find their way onto the market, some prominent NKs probably get allowed to travel, mainly to China and anything in China is for sale. I'd buy the three notes for my collection for a reasonable price, I don't get out much nowadays so odd casual purchases are about the only way to build my collection. I'd probably also be interested in some of the rest of the notes you bought. What I will do is send you a personal message using the conversation facility here. As yoou are new I thought I'd better tell you to look out for a red tab top right of your page where it says 'inbox'. We are both in the UK. As for the serial number, no one knows how many series with different prefixes they issued, each of 10 million (-1) notes. I don't think anythiing higher than a hundred would be considered low, and in any case, I'd not expect interest in modern North Korea to be specialised enough to worry about serial numbers.[/QUOTE]
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