Smallest and largest banknotes in collection

What is your smallest and largest banknotes in your collection?

In my collection, they are
Smallest:115 × 52 mm
1 Jiao, year 1980 (China, PRC)
Largest:175 × 85 mm
250 dinars, year 1995 (Iraq)

Biggest: Thailand P#93 60 Baht (157 x 157 mm)

Smallest: Mongolia P#49 10 Möngö (45 x 90 mm)

Well if the Thai baht doesn’t count (officially it is a bankcard rather a banknote), my biggest one would be the same Iraqi dinars as yours

Biggest: German Empire P#42 100 Mark (207 x 102 mm)
Smallest: Mongolia P#49 10 Möngö (45 x 90 mm)

Large 122x260mm 1910 100 Rubles

small 83x39 10 centavos Cuba 1897

Smallest: Hong Kong 1 Cent 1961-1971 P#325a (89 x 41 mm)
Largest: The Bahamas 1 Dollar 1974 P#35 (156 x 67 mm)

My largest: 210x124 mm
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note201618.html

My smallest: 101x47 mm
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note202164.html

My largest: Poland 1000 Marek 1919, 215 x 136 mm:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note210665.html

My smallest: Soviet Union 1 Ruble 1919, 40 x 47 mm:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note207852.html

Oh, this looks like fun! I'll be back home tomorrow and will show you an extreme difference.

To be continued . . .

Citeer: "Giobruno"​My largest: Poland 1000 Marek 1919, 215 x 136 mm:
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note210665.html
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​My smallest: Soviet Union 1 Ruble 1919, 40 x 47 mm:
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note207852.html
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​That Ruble is definitely tiny - impressive

2 from Romania:


1. 10 Bani 1917 - 33 x 44 mm - 2nd smallest in the world (not being Notgeld or Stamps)
2. 500 Lei 1932 - 205 x 115 mm

Here's my biggest and smallest, it is a pretty big difference  :


▪︎ The big one: Uzbekistan, 200 Coupons 1993, 288×213 mm
▪︎ The small one: Russian Empire, 10 Kopeek 1915, 29×24 mm

UK £5 P345a.2 211 x 133

Above is:-
Prisoner of war banknote Tie:Gus05.01.3 55 x 39

Have German Notgeld from Passau 1 Pfennig that measures only 21 x 21

Impressive stuff....impressed with the tiny ones

I really wanted to reply to this thread a few weeks ago but had yet to add my "white fiver" to my Numista account (so it had to wait):

My smallest is a 1935 Five Pesetas from Spain which measures 100 X 60 mm.

My largest is a this massive "white fiver" from GB
which measures nearly 210 X 133 mm.

When I first laid my eyes on one these I was not impressed since they lacked colour & I generally like my banknotes to have colourful designs. However, when you get one of them in one's hands & actually see the intricate watermark in person (which runs through the entire note) the need for colour suddenly doesn't seem so imperative. I see "Coinman1" has one so he'll understand my sentiment (I believe).

Also like the examples posted by "Idolenz," "Griff888," "ngdawa," "SpuDy," "BluHawk" & "Giobruno"

Love the fiver.
The 1935 5 pesetas - striking contrast of colours Obv & rev

Citeer: "Serial_Number_8"​I really wanted to reply to this thread a few weeks ago but had yet to add my "white fiver" to my Numista account (so it had to wait):
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​My smallest is a 1935 Five Pesetas from Spain which measures 100 X 60 mm.
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​My largest is a this massive "white fiver" from GB
​which measures nearly 210 X 133 mm.
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​When I first laid my eyes on one these I was not impressed since they lacked colour & I generally like my banknotes to have colourful designs. However, when you get one of them in one's hands & actually see the intricate watermark in person (which runs through the entire note) the need for colour suddenly doesn't seem so imperative. I see "Coinman1" has one so he'll understand my sentiment (I believe).
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​Also like the examples posted by "Idolenz," "Griff888," "ngdawa," "SpuDy," "BluHawk" & "Giobruno"
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​I love my white fiver. Have searched many years to find one with my actual birth date, but never even found one with 1952 on it. This banknote was a Birthday gift from my wife, so very highly treasured.

If every collector actually saw one on these, they would have to buy it, although they are certainly not cheap.

Smallest: Hong Kong Government 1 cent (1941)
N#210853 
42 x 75 mm

It's nice to update stuff yay

Largest: Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation $500 (1935-1969)
N#203854
123 x 201 mm

I only discovered this thread today.

 

Smallest: 1 Cent - Elizabeth II

1 Cent - Elizabeth II - Hong Kong – Numista

Largest: 10,000 Mark Reichsbanknote; small issue

10,000 Mark (Reichsbanknote; small issue) - Germany - 1871-1948 – Numista

Smallest is a tiny 10 Heller notgeld [I will add pic and measurements shortly].

 

Largest is an old Bank of Ireland note.

130 x 226 mm

 

Both largest and smallest are Russian Empire and a few years apart:

 

1912 500 rubles (272 × 126 mm) N#203912

 

1915 15 kopecks (29 × 24 mm) https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note213326.html

 

In terms of area you could fit 49 of the 15 kopecks onto the face of the 500 rubles.  But tell me, wouldn't you feel positively royal presenting a gigantic, full-page banknote in payment?

The 500 is a superb note!

Both are from the same Yugoslav/Balkan territory.

 

Smallest note:

 

2 kuna 1942. Independent State of Croatia (puppet state) - 78 x 43 mm

N#213165

Largest note:

 

1000 dinara 1931. Kingdom of Yugoslavia - 195 x 125 mm

N#208519 

 

My largest: N#203934 (175 × 105 mm)

My smallest: N#204429 (90 × 42 mm)