100x Venezuela P114 1000000 Bolivares Soberanos 2020 UNC Lot Bundle 100 pcs

  
100x Venezuela P114 1000000 Bolivares Soberanos 2020 UNC Lot Bundle 100 pcs. Bundle of 100 pieces uncirculated! Sequential serial numbers Highest numeric value issued by Venezuela. In 2021, 1 million bolívares soberanos became equal to one "bolívar digital". The highest value note is now 500 bolívares digitales (worth 500 million bolívares soberanos), but 1 million is the largest number that Venezuela has printed on a banknote.

Back: Monument to the Battle of Carabobo. Highest numeric value issued by Venezuela. The highest value note is now 500 bolívares digitales (worth 500 million bolívares soberanos), but 1 million is the largest.

That Venezuela has printed on a banknote. Back : Monument to the Battle of Carabobo.

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Exception: some souvenir and gold foil notes that are clearly marked as souvenir, fantasy, gold foil, etc. Grades reflect overall market perception, not rigid defect counting alone. Individual defects such as foxing, writing, or small marks may be reflected in the grade rather than always itemized separately. Buyers may return any note within 14 days of receipt ; satisfaction is guaranteed. VF (Very Fine 30-34) : folds 6-8 moderate to heavy folds ; paper semi-limp; splits small but typical; surface light soiling visible.

VFâ (Very Fine Minus 25-29) : folds 8-12 heavy folds ; paper semi-limp to limp; splits moderate; surface duller; foxing/writing may be present and reflected in grade without separate notation. F (Fine 15-20) : folds 12-15 heavy folds, may include very heavy folds ; paper limp; splits frequent; tears up to 10 mm, limited in number; missing pieces up to 3 small edge/corner pieces, each up to about 3Ã3 mm; foxing/writing may be present and reflected in grade without separate notation. Fâ (Fine Minus 12-14) : folds numerous very heavy folds ; paper limp; splits common; tears up to about 15 mm; missing pieces up to 5 small pieces, each up to about 5 mm; foxing/writing may be present and reflected in grade without separate notation.

VG/F (Very Good to Fine 10-12) : folds dense network of very heavy folds ; paper very limp; splits heavy; tears common; missing pieces multiple; foxing/writing may be minor or significant and reflected in grade without separate notation. VG (Very Good 8-10) : folds severe overlapping very heavy folds ; paper very limp; splits heavy with edge damage; missing pieces multiple; surface poor eye appeal; foxing/writing may be minor or significant and reflected in grade without separate notation. Fold severity : very light = bend only, no sharp crease, no ink disturbance; light = thin crease, clean line, no ink loss; moderate = visible pressure, slightly widened line; heavy = broad crease, may vary slightly in placement; very heavy = thick, uneven, with weakened or partially lost design along the fold. Half-moon / band impression : curved pressure mark from a counting strap or internal security thread; acceptable in UNC if the paper is not broken and there is no fiber or design disturbance; if flattening or disturbance is visible, the note is typically AU/UNC or lower.

A simple central-bank band impression is generally less serious than a mark that visibly disturbs the printed design. Minor foxing typically lowers a note about one grade step; major foxing lowers it multiple steps. Pen marks / writing : minor means under about 2 cm² total visible writing; major means more than 2 cm² or visually dominant writing. Minor writing lowers a note one grade step; major writing lowers it multiple steps. Tears / splits / missing pieces : structural defects.

These must remain within the limits of the assigned grade; excessive size, count, or severity forces a downgrade. When foxing, writing or tears downgrade a note, the issue may be absorbed into the assigned grade without explicit mention.