• Formation of Pangaea: Around 300 million years ago, all current continents were part of the supercontinent Pangaea, named by Alfred Wegener.

• Supercontinent History: Pangaea was C-shaped and surrounded by the superocean Panthalassa, with previous supercontinents including Rodinia and Columbia/Nuna.

• Continental Currencies: The album features currencies from all seven post-Pangaea continents, including North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania, and Antarctica.

Step back in time to 300 million years ago, when the world’s continents as we know them today—Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania, Antarctica, and the Americas—were united into one colossal supercontinent named Pangaea. This name, a blend of the Greek words 'pan' (entire) and 'Gaia' (Mother Earth), was introduced by Alfred Wegener in 1912, the pioneer of the continental drift theory.

Unlike our current Earth with its widely dispersed landmasses, Pangaea had a distinctive C-shape, with its vast expanse stretching between the northern and southern polar regions. It was surrounded by a gigantic ocean known as Panthalassa. Pangaea represents the latest in a series of supercontinents that have formed and broken apart over geological time, preceded by Gondwana, Euramerica, Rodinia (which broke apart 750 million years ago), and Columbia/Nuna (which existed around two billion years ago).

While there was no money circulating in the era of Pangaea, our modern world tells a different story. This unique album features currency from all seven continents that emerged following the breakup of Pangaea. The collection includes:

• North America: El Salvador 5 centavos
• South America: Brazil 10 centavos
• Europe: Estonia 10 senti
• Africa: Uganda 10 shillings
• Asia: India 20 paise
• Oceania: Tonga 2 seniti
• Antarctica: $1 bill

This collection is not just a tribute to the historical evolution of our planet, but also a celebration of the diverse cultures and economies that have flourished on each of these continents. It's a perfect keepsake for history buffs, geography enthusiasts, and numismatists alike.