Quick Banknote Identification - Basic ID (1 banknote)

• Identification from your photos: country/issuer + denomination (and year/series/type when readable)
• Short rarity context (common vs. scarcer type/variant)
• Quick value guidance (general range based on typical market outcomes, condition-aware)

• Front + back photos (sharp, straight-on)

For best results (recommended):

• Close-up of the serial number (and any signatures if visible)
• Watermark / security features photo (hold to a light for a backlit shot; include security thread if present)
• Size (mm) or a photo next to a ruler (helps confirm type/variant)

• Best for 1900–present banknotes (older notes can still work if photos are clear and key details are visible).
• For very worn, stained, taped, partial, or low-resolution notes, an exact ID may require measurements and extra photos. If needed, I’ll ask for 1–2 specific follow-up shots (typically watermark/serial/close-ups).
• If it cannot be identified after the requested follow-ups, you get a full refund.