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Why bank notes are the best worst investment around

For those looking to bet on the continued use of fivers and tenners, options are dwindling.

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A 1953 banknote worth more than a new car. Its value reaches 25,000 euros

This 1953 banknote is worth more than a new car, reaching up to 25,000 euros, the highest value among the specimens of its kind.

A 1953 banknote worth more than a new car. Its value reaches 25,000 euros

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