Old currency notes for a very serious buyer......

Attention.. Anyone who is really interested in collecting old currency, I have just what you want. Two Japanese currency notes, one and ten dollar, when they occupy Malaya in the 1940's, two One Ringgit Malaysia notes. The RM 1 note, they come in two types. One has a picture of National Monument on its back, the other one has a picture of a deer. The details of the notes will be shown in pictures. These notes was kept by my uncle since his childhood until now. Therefore, he also have been struggling to keep it in good shape and form. The condition of the notes is good though it has torn a bit but I hope there is a buyer who really willing to buy it. The reason I want to help my uncle sell this old currency is that, I need money to further my study. The fees and cost of living oversea is not cheap. It needs a lot of expenses. Therefore, I hope there is a interested buyer who wants to buy it. Here is the picture of the money:

This is the Japanese notes used when they occupy Malaysia in 1940's. The note is well-kept although it has a small wear at its sides. It is passed down to my uncle by my grandfather. My uncle kept it until now.. Since it is an antic merchandise, for almost 71 years, the starting bid for this currency is RM90,000.

The above picture is the ten dollar notes also from the the year the Japanese occupy Malaysia. It has been put together with a sellotape. This shows that this note is kept longer than the other note. For this, the starting bid is RM 110,000.

This is the RM 1 note which has a picture of deer at the side. This note maintain its good condition. The year of this note is produced is somewhere early 1960's or 1970's. Around that. The starting bid for this note is RM 5000.

This note is somewhere between 1980's and 1990's. It has torn on the right hand side. Beside the torn side, this money still kept in good condition. The starting bid for this note is RM 4000.

Anyone who is really interested and serious in buying the above currency notes, for more information please do not hesitate to call 013-8492123 (Mr Jamesy) and 012-8591905 (Mr Justin) or e-mail your bidding at just_timberlake22@yahoo.co.uk. If you show your interest in buying, we can bring the note to your presence and you can have a look at it. If you have already make up your mind upon it, the business will take place.
The note will be own by those who gives the highest bidder. Therefore, make sure you give the right bid. The starting bid is a benchmark and of course, I expect a highest price. I try t make out my own money for my study as well as helping my uncle to find a buyer.