RE: Scripophily - The Art of Finance & Hobby
WOW! :)
I love this!
This is completely new to me, it is the first time i see the word Scripophily.
It is also easy to see how this have historical value as each of them tells their own little story, like for example the Warsaw, municipal bond from 1896. :)
And i also agree that many of them actually are decorative too.
I love rare things in general, and to get to know new things, and this was the highlight of new things i got to learn about to day. :)
I found it so fascinating that i had to resteemit this post, because i think it is very few people in general that even know about this. :)
I shall keep my eye open in the future for this kind of stuff, and if i am lucky and come over something, i will contact you and send it to you. (for free of course)
I am Norwegian, so that will in case be Norwegian i will find, not Polish as you collect. But if i do find something, i guess you can use them to trade with other collector in something that fits your collection.
Posts like this make it even more fun to visit hobbyhub and look for new posts.
I like to follow it because i find it interesting to read about peoples passion, but this gave a new depth to it, since i now realise i might find new things in general to read about as well.
Thank you for sharing and let us know about it, i think much more people would collect this, if they only knew it existed in the first pace. :)
Thanks :) Actually I have few bonds from Norway:
Most of Norwegian pieces are quite rare and bonds are very rare because Norway honored its debts so almost all bonds were redeemed and eventually destroyed.
wow
cool, i love this. :)
This letter is from the time Norway was ruled by Sweden.
I know that you shared the common king until 1905 but technically there was a separate Kingdom of Norway in the union with Kingdom of Sweden. Then you have dissolved the union with Sweden and swapped Swede for a Dane as a king - Very practical I would say :-)
lol
Yes.. i try to tell this to Norwegians too. ;)
But the power of news paper propaganda is very strong,
so most of them believe i am crazy when i try to tell them about the Danish house of kings that are ruling us to day.
But internet is great, so more and more people start to see the real truth of things.
For the same reason, the history about Khazaria start to be very difficult for the western countries to hide.. ;)
Better to have a king than a president - in the longer run its cheaper as you do not have to pay for elections every 4 years or so :-) Know almost nothing about them Khazars - after all they did not issue any collectible bonds or shares so sort of beyond the scope of my radar.
well..
To protect his power and make him self immune from being criticised,
the Norwegian news paper have told and brainwashed the people of Norway to believe that the king have no political power.
So we have a election every 4 years anyway where the people can vote on his puppets.(The right or the left hand of the king).. ;)
And every single Friday, this puppets the people have voted on, goes to the kings castle and swear loyalty to their king.
Its like living with cavemen.. lol
Even the most simple things are almost impossible to make them understand, as long as one does not control the news paper, that they see as the encyclopedia with the answer for everything.
And they never ever think twice about anything, as long as it have been written in their Reuters encyclopedia.. lol
Hmm, but in case of so called "republican democracy" you have two elections: presidential and parliamentary so double the cost :)
This is one of the reasons i am so glad that i have a hobby that i can think about too.. ;)
I love people, life, nature and science,
and thanks to those things, i can escape now and then from the game our rulers play. :)