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The Dominican Republic, which shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti, was under Spanish administration from 1861 through 1865. Independence was subsequently restored. The country fluctuated between dictatorships and democracies during 1916-24, and the U.S. occupied the land during 1930-61. The specialized notes issued during the early years has gorgeous designs and colors, while some of the notes issued during the U.S. occupation had simple, classic designs with little use of color.

The PMG population report, available at pmgnotes.com, shows that most of the graded examples are specimens and proofs printed by the American Bank Note Company. Many of the graded notes have only a single graded example, indicating that they are quite rare.

Below you will find pictures of some of the Dominican Republic banknotes from the collection.

You will also find below a partial list of banknotes available for sale or trade. High-quality scans can be emailed upon request. Many other banknotes are available for sale or trade, so be sure to ask if you have specific wants. Listings are subject to prior sale.

Our want list includes high-grade specimen, proof, and issued banknotes from most any country. PMG certification would be a plus.

Here is our email: wjr@seaside88.com.

Examples of High-Grade Banknotes from Dominican Republic

Banknotes from Dominican Republic for Sale or Trade

	Pick Number	Grade	Price
	60s	PMG 66 EPQ
	61s	PMG 66 EPQ
	62s	PMG 58 EPQ
	67fp	PMG 67 EPQ
	S151fp	PMG 65 EPQ
	S152fp	PMG 65 EPQ
	S153fp	PMG 65 EPQ
	S155fp	PMG 66 EPQ
	S157fp	PMG 66 EPQ

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