World Banknotes Countries E-H

Dominican Republic 100 pesos dominicanos 2014 P190 Grey and orange Three portraits at r/ Puerta del Conde Unc

East Caribbean 5 dollars nd (2008) P47 Green. Facing portrait Queen Eliz II at r/ Admiral's House and Trafalgar falls Unc

East Germany 5 marks 1975 P27a Small. Mauve on white Thomas Muntzer at r/Combine harvester Unc

Easter Island 1000 rongo Private issue printed on Polymer Plastic Red, brown Vivid . Moai are centre and man at l/ Famous group of statues. Unc

Equatorial Guinea is part of the Central African States Monetary Union which has issued a common currency design for its members. In 1985, when these 500 franc notes were issued, the name of the country appeared at the top on the front. This practice was discontinued in the 1990s when a country code was added to the face of the notes and the country name removed. These 500 francs from Equatorial Guinea are dated 1985 and have an illustration of a carved figure and decorated pot on the front (P20) On the back we find a wood carver and ornate traditional masks. Uncirculated at £10.50.

Eritrea 1 nakfa 1997 P1 Brown and pale blue Three young children at centre/ Schoolchildren Unc

European Union 10 Euros 2014 P_New Red and yellow Archways//Map and stone bridge Unc

Falkland Islands £5 2005 P17 Bright red, Queen Elizabeth II at r and vignettes of penguins and walruses/ Port Stanley scenes. Unc

Federal Republic Germany 5 marks 1980 P30b Green on white Venetian woman at r/ Oak leaves Unc

Fiji 5 dollars nd P115 Green Printed on polymer plastic The first issue without Queen's portrait Bird on branch/iguana and flowers Unc

Finland 1 markka 1963 P98 Yellow and pink Heads of corn/ Lion rampant Unc

France 10 francs 1976-8 P150c Brown Berlioz Unc

France 20 francs 1987-91 P151 Pastel Shades Debussy with seascape and landscape Unc

This French 200 francs which was issued in the 1980’s and early 1990’s (P156) Its tapestry like design features Montesquieu, a political philosopher living in the 18th century in the Age of Enlightenment. To the right of his portrait a female figure holding a shield representing L’Esprit des Lois,(The Spirit of the Laws) a work he published anonymously in 1748 and which influenced the Founding Fathers when they drew up the American Constitution. The back features his portrait alongside a view of the Chateau de la Brede where he was born and a statue of Scylla a reference to his publication Persian Letters. Available in Good Fine- VF.

France 50 francs 1941 P93 Pastel shades of green and brown and m/c Jacques Coeur at l / Scene from Bourges and woman spinning alongside flock of sheep. Unc

France Assignat 50 sols PA70 Black on white Small Reclining allegorical females with scales and tablets VG