October 11, 2026 · Notofilia
NOTOFILIA
Detailed images, catalog references, and monetary histories from the Philippines, China, Colombia, the Netherlands, the United States, Puerto Rico, and beyond.
Notofilia is a private collection and bilingual catalogue of historical banknotes and coins, founded by Yezid Acosta.
Recent pieces and catalogs added to the Virtual Collection.
An 1820 gold escudo struck at Santa Fe de Nuevo Reino (Bogotá) in the name of Ferdinand VII, with the bust of Charles IV. The obverse carries the date; the reverse, the value 1 S and the marks NR · JF.
View in the catalog → 1 escudo · Bogotá NR–JF · 1820
A gold cob, probably a Santa Fe (Bogotá) 2 escudos in the name of Philip V. Date, assayer, and face value are not securely readable. This disc was not weighed.
View in the catalog → 2 escudos · Bogotá · ND (Philip V)
An 1802 gold escudo struck at Santa Fe de Nuevo Reino (Bogotá) in the name of Charles IV. The obverse carries the bust and the date; the reverse, the value 1 S and the marks NR · JJ.
View in the catalog → 1 escudo · Bogotá NR–JJ · 1802
An 1811 gold escudo struck at Santa Fe de Nuevo Reino (Bogotá) in the name of Ferdinand VII. The obverse keeps Charles IV’s bust; the reverse, the value 1 S and the marks NR · JF.
View in the catalog → 1 escudo · Bogotá NR–JF · 1811
1893 Morgan dollar, San Francisco mint, S under the bow. .900 silver by George T. Morgan. No serial, no holder, and no VAM. Key date of the circulation issue. The photographs do not confirm authenticity.
View in the catalog → Morgan dollar · San Francisco · 1893
1887 Morgan dollar, San Francisco mint, S under the bow. .900 silver by George T. Morgan. No serial, no holder, and no VAM.
View in the catalog → Morgan dollar · San Francisco · 1887
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A discipline dedicated to the study and collection of coins, medals, and, in its broadest sense, any object used as a means of payment throughout history. It covers the historical, artistic, and technical analysis of minted pieces.
A specialized branch of numismatics focused specifically on the study and collection of banknotes and paper money, including their history, design, engraving, and issues from both public and private entities.
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