World. - 6 Banknotes - Various Dates (No reserve price)

Explanation of the images
Arrange them from top to bottom, left to right:
First line, left: Fiji 1 Dollar (FIJI ONE DOLLAR)
Issued by: Fiji Central Monetary Authority; portrait of Queen Elizabeth II (classic Commonwealth bank note)
Era: 1970s version, bank notes issued during the early period of Fiji’s independence
Text: ONE DOLLAR; Authority of Fiji
First line, right: Jamaica 5 Shillings (Jamaica 5/-)
Portrait: King George VI (father of Queen Elizabeth II)
Text: GOVERNMENT OF JAMAICA; FIVE SHILLINGS (5 shillings), date 1958
Background: Currency from the British Jamaica period; circulated before Jamaica’s independence; old shilling coins
Second line, left: Fiji 1 Dollar (another version with a portrait of the queen); both have Fiji 1 Dollar and a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, but with different serial numbers (A/4 serial number). They belong to the same series of banknotes.

Guernsey: A British royal territory (Channel Islands); Guernsey pound was issued there
Front: Guernsey emblem, floral design; no portrait of the monarch; circulated in the 1970–1980s
Third line, left: Isle of Man £1 (Isle of Man £1)
Isle of Man (a British royal territory): Isle of Man pound
Portrait: Queen Elizabeth II; three leg emblem in the middle, symbolizing the Isle of Man
Text: Isle of Man Government One Pound
Third line, right: Netherlands 25 Guilders (25 Dutch guilders)
DE NEDERLANDSCHE BANK = Dutch Central Bank; VIJFENTWINTIG GULDEN = 25 guilders
* Famous Roodborstje version of 25 guilders, in modern geometric art style; issued in 1989; the Dutch guilders were replaced by the euro in 2002; the guilders have stopped being used as currency.

Oceania: Fiji (2 banknotes with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and 1 Dollar each)
Caribbean: British Jamaica (King George VI 5 Shillings)
British Channel territories: Guernsey 1 pound, Isle of Man 1 pound
Western Europe: Netherlands 25 guilders (the Dutch currency before the introduction of the euro)