Value of 28 banknotes from South Vietnam

Hello,
I would like to know the value of this banknotes from South Vietnam before swap or sale. ( the 28 not one by one).

Thank you for help.
Philippe

As a group it is very hard to put a single price on it. Selling individual notes will always make more in the long run. There are some nice looking notes there that are in very nice condition and not easy to find. Those would trade or sell much more quickly and at higher values. As a lot there will be notes that some people may not want and that usually decreases what someone is willing to pay for the notes they do want. If you want to get the most bang, sell or trade individually. Personally I would be interested in many of them as I would like to complete my south vietnam collection.

hello,
i agree i can sell 10 for the same price as the 28. Bur nobody want the others .
for me it's like you buy ( or swap ) 10 or 15 interested banknotes and the others as a gift .

Hi kerleguern,
Have you set a price for the whole set.
regards

Hi ,
this is my question !
i would like before offer for swap or sell , even if you are not intersted by them if the value is good .
i try to put value on the banknotes list .
1 by 1 i found arround 230€ do you think arround 120 € for the 28 is good ?
thank you for help .
Philippe

Citeer: "kerleguern"​Hi ,
​this is my question !
​i would like before offer for swap or sell , even if you are not intersted by them if the value is good .
​i try to put value on the banknotes list .
​1 by 1 i found arround 230€ do you think arround 120 € for the 28 is good ?
​thank you for help .
​Philippe

​Perhaps in Europe and maybe North America the 120 Euro is a good price for the set of 28 if selling. In South America I think 50 Euro would be lucky unless you hook up with a knowledgeable buyer. Here in Asia due to condition of some of the "nicer" notes I think 90 - 100 Euro tops for selling. One problem also is that none of them are graded and I don't think the conditions of the desirable notes are worth getting graded. Remember ebay prices and catalog prices tend to be overinflated from what you can purchase notes for if you have enough patience. One thing to think about is, do you want to profit off them or trade with other collectors and both receive mutual benefit?