Nicaragua

ZIMBABWE $50, 000, 000, 000, 000.00 NOTE & NICARAGUA NOTE+	-	$9.97	58m
NICARAGUA 10 CORDOBAS 1985 PICK 151 UNC	-	$2.00	1h 14m
NICARAGUA NOTE 1 CORDOBA 1962 P 107 VF	-	$4.49	4h 41m
Nicaragua, 1 Cordoba, P-91 (91b), 1951, Ch. UNC	-	$99.99	5h 9m
World Paper Money - Nicaragua 1 Centavo @ Crisp UNC	-	$1.23	5h 36m
Banco Central de Nicaragua 'Un Centavo De Cordoba" Nice crisp note	-	$0.99	5h 50m
NICARAGUA - NOTE - 10 CORDOBAS, P#134, VERY RARE!!!	-	$14.00	7h 49m
Nicaragua 10 Centavos 1991 P 169 Alumina Plant *UNCIRCULATED BankNote		$0.00	8h 17m
Nicaragua 25 Centavos 1991 P 170 Cordoba Flower *UNCIRCULATED BankNote		$0.00	8h 17m
Nicaragua 5 Centavos 1991 P 168 Cordoba Flower *UNCIRCULATED BankNote		$0.00	8h 17m
* NICARAGUA 200 CORDOBAS 2007 (2009) UNC Polym P New	-	$19.00	8h 32m
* NICARAGUA -20 CORDOBAS 2009 UNC Polymer - P New	-	$2.00	8h 32m
* NICARAGUA -100 CORDOBAS 2007 (2009) UNC - P New	-	$9.00	8h 32m
* NICARAGUA -10 CORDOBAS 2009 UNC Polymer - P New	-	$1.75	8h 32m
* NICARAGUA - 500, 000 CORDOBAS on 20 CORDOBAS - P 163	-	$2.00	8h 33m
* NICARAGUA - 25 CENTAVOS 1991 UNC - P 170 LOT 3 PCS	-	$1.63	8h 33m
* NICARAGUA - 10 CENTAVOS 1991 UNC - P 169 LOT 3 PCS	-	$1.00	8h 33m
* NICARAGUA - 500000 Cordobas on 1000 Cordobas - P 150	-	$3.00	8h 33m
* NICARAGUA - 200, 000 on 1000 CORDOBAS 1990 - P 162	-	$2.00	8h 33m
* NICARAGUA 100000 CORDOBAS on 500 CORDOBAS 1987 P 149	-	$2.00	8h 33m
* NICARAGUA - 5 CENTAVOS 1991 UNC - P 168 LOT 3 PCS	-	$1.00	8h 33m
* NICARAGUA - 10, 000, 000 CORDOBAS 1990 UNC - P 166	-	$2.00	8h 33m
* NICARAGUA - 1 CENTAVO 1991 UNC - P 167 LOT 2 PCS	-	$1.47	8h 33m
* NICARAGUA - 1 CORDOBA 1995 UNC - P 179	-	$1.75	8h 33m
* NICARAGUA - 5000 CORDOBAS 1985 UNC - P 146	-	$2.25	8h 33m
* NICARAGUA - 500 CORDOBAS 1985 UNC - P 155	-	$1.99	8h 33m
* NICARAGUA - 50 CORDOBAS 1985 UNC - P 153	-	$2.15	8h 34m
* NICARAGUA - 50 CORDOBAS 1984 UNC - P 140	-	$2.25	8h 34m
* NICARAGUA - 5 CORDOBAS 1972 UNC - P 122	-	$2.45	8h 34m
* NICARAGUA - 20.000 on 20 CORDOBAS 1987 - P 147	-	$1.95	8h 34m
* NICARAGUA - 20 CORDOBAS 2006 UNC - P 197	-	$3.45	8h 34m
* NICARAGUA - 20 CORDOBAS 1985 UNC - P 152	-	$2.15	8h 34m
* NICARAGUA - 20 CORDOBAS 1979 UNC - P 135	-	$2.35	8h 34m
* NICARAGUA - 2 CORDOBAS 1972 UNC - P 121	-	$1.85	8h 34m
* NICARAGUA - 10000 CORDOBAS 1989 UNC - P 158	-	$2.00	8h 34m
* NICARAGUA - 1000 CORDOBAS 1985 UNC - P 156	-	$1.99	8h 34m
* NICARAGUA - 100 CORDOBAS 1985 UNC - P 141	-	$1.99	8h 35m
* NICARAGUA - 10 CORDOBAS 2002 UNC - P 191	-	$1.48	8h 35m
* NICARAGUA - 10 CORDOBAS 1985 UNC - P 151	-	$2.00	8h 35m
* NICARAGUA - 10 CORDOBAS 1979 UNC - P 134	-	$1.95	8h 35m

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