The bank notes and coins were placed by Joseph Needham in envelopes and these have been retained. Most of the coins have dates but most bank notes do not, so the covering dates in the description may not be accurate. The dates given are generally the dates of the coins but if the bank notes are undated the date given is the one written on the envelope.

The bank notes and coins were placed by Joseph Needham in envelopes and these have been retained. Most of the coins have dates but most bank notes do not, so the covering dates in the description may not be accurate. The dates given are generally the dates of the coins but if the bank notes are undated the date given is the one written on the envelope.

The bank notes and coins were placed by Joseph Needham in envelopes and these have been retained. Most of the coins have dates but most bank notes do not, so the covering dates in the description may not be accurate. The dates given are generally the dates of the coins but if the bank notes are undated the date given is the one written on the envelope.

The envelope includes three small 'pruta' notes, which were released in 1952.

One item is an 'Allied Military Currency' note for 5 lire dated 1943. One envelope contains a currency exchange receipt dated 22 May 1986.

The bank notes and coins were placed by Joseph Needham in envelopes and these have been retained. Most of the coins have dates but most bank notes do not, so the covering dates in the description may not be accurate. The dates given are generally the dates of the coins but if the bank notes are undated the date given is the one written on the envelope.

The single coin is dated 1936.

The bank notes and coins were placed by Joseph Needham in envelopes and these have been retained. Most of the coins have dates but most bank notes do not, so the covering dates in the description may not be accurate. The dates given are generally the dates of the coins but if the bank notes are undated the date given is the one written on the envelope.

The bank notes and coins were placed by Joseph Needham in envelopes and these have been retained. Most of the coins have dates but most bank notes do not, so the covering dates in the description may not be accurate. The dates given are generally the dates of the coins but if the bank notes are undated the date given is the one written on the envelope.

The single coin is dated 1976. The envelope contains two currency exchange receipts which are dated about 1972.

The envelope includes a currency exchange receipt dated 3 Sep. 1982.

The bank notes and coins were placed by Joseph Needham in envelopes and these have been retained. Most of the coins have dates but most bank notes do not, so the covering dates in the description may not be accurate. The dates given are generally the dates of the coins but if the bank notes are undated the date given is the one written on the envelope.

One envelope has a handwritten note 'Returned from Dr Needham 5th July 1947. 1525 Polish Zloty. will be useful for Mlle Girard.

The bank notes and coins were placed by Joseph Needham in envelopes and these have been retained. Most of the coins have dates but most bank notes do not, so the covering dates in the description may not be accurate. The dates given are generally the dates of the coins but if the bank notes are undated the date given is the one written on the envelope.

One envelope is labelled in Joseph Needham's handwriting '[East?] German BRD (found in Lido Hotel, Bucharest) Aug. 81'.

Joseph Needham wrote 'Xios 85' on the envelope.

Some coins are dated to World Wars I and II.

The bank notes and coins were placed by Joseph Needham in envelopes and these have been retained. Most of the coins have dates but most bank notes do not, so the covering dates in the description may not be accurate. The dates given are generally the dates of the coins but if the bank notes are undated the date given is the one written on the envelope.