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Doesn’t sale banknotes. It is fun. The owner is making a nice environment by singing and making jokes (after receiving the entry fees). The banknotes are too much and mostly in used shape. They are from many countries and from deferent times. Collecting banknotes is a hobby which gives thousands of people pleasure around the world. Known as Notaphily, collectors are often referred to as notaphilists. Collecting paper money may NOT be as popular as stamp or coin collecting, but it IS just as interesting. Here’s why… Banknotes are beautiful collectible items They’re rich with cultural information There are hundreds of subject & themes They depict specific periods in history Each country has its own unique style They can (sometimes) be a great investment If you’re thinking about becoming a banknote collector, this guide should provide you with a good initial overview of this popular pastime. Paper money was first invented around 100AD by the Chinese. It only arrived in Europe when Marco Polo brought the idea back from his travels (1275-1292), with the first European banknotes printed in Sweden. However, the collecting of banknotes only really started to become popular during the late 1950s. Today, there is a wide variety of banknote terminology used to describe common features. As a collector, I didn’t enjoy the visit and it was under my expectation.