Kürzlich einen Haufen ausländisches Geld gefunden. Was ich denke, sind russische Rubel, afghanisches Geld und honduranisches Geld. Ist dieser Fünferschein dieser deutsche, österreichische? Gibt mir jemand einen Zeitstempel? Jede Hilfe ist willkommen (entfernen, wenn nicht erlaubt)
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Von fromchevytocadillac
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Austrian. The Schilling was the Austrian currency which got replaced by the Euro. Although that a older series of it.
Seems the 5 Schilling note was last issues with the 1950 series of banknotes and was not part of the later ones.
Schilling were austrian
The Russian notes, by the way, are modern: they have been in circulation since 1998 when the rouble was revalued at the rate of 1000 old roubles to 1 new rouble: that design was previously used for the 50,000 rouble note. It shows the Peter and Paul fortress in St Petersburg with, in the foreground, a sculpture at the [Rostral Columns](https://www.lightphotos.net/photos/albums/userpics/10001/normal_IMG_8476.JPG); the other side shows the St Petersburg stock exchange which is right next to the Rostral Columns.
One rouble is currently worth a little less than one eurocent; so no, you’re not suddenly rich.
The Honduran ones are called Lempiras and they’re currently in circulation. They were emitted mainly in the 90s and early 2000s and they haven’t changed ever since, just a new 20 & 200 note was added in the past 5 years. Regarding the amount, you have there L. 126 (~€4.74), which could buy you a mealtime in a cheap restaurant or in food stands at the street