Philippines new note family (B1077a – B1083a) confirmed
B1077 (P206): 20 piso (pesos) (withdrawn 00.12.2019) Orange. Front: Filipino text; Filipino as the National Language 1935; Manuel Luis Quezón; seal of Philippine president; Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas seal; Malacañang Palace (presidential residence) and Pasig River in San Miguel, Manila. Back: English and Filipino text; map; palm civet (Paradoxurus HermaphroditusRead More…
Austrian specialized catalog reviewed
Be sure to check out the Books page of this site for my new review of “Katalog der österreichischen Banknoten ab 1759 (Austrian Papermoney after 1759)” by Johann Kodnar and Norbert Künstner.Read More…
Nigeria new signature 1,000-naira note confirmed
1,000 naira (US$6.50), 2010. Like P36, but new date and signature (Lamido Aminu Sanusi and Muhammad Nda). Anyone interested in buying one of these notes can contact the contributor by clicking the link below. Be sure to say you saw it mentioned on Banknotenews.com. Courtesy of Rafal Nogowczyk.Read More…
Denmark new sig/date (2008) 500-krone note confirmed
500-krone (US$91.65), (20)08. Like P63, but new date and signature pairs: Torben Nielsen, Governor; Lars Gerrild Sørensen, Head of Banking ServicesNils Bernstein, Governor; Lars Gerrild Sørensen, Head of Banking Services Courtesy of Jan Stuller.Read More…
Zambia new date (2010) 20,000-kwacha note (B149f) confirmed
, Like B149e, but new date (2010). Courtesy of Garry Craig.Read More…
Jamaica new sig/date (15.01.2010) 50-dollar note (B238e) confirmed
Like B238d, but new date (15.01.2010) and signature (Brian Wynter). Courtesy of Yuri Minkin (yuri111 on eBay).Read More…
Jamaica new sig/date (15.01.2010) 1,000-dollar note (B241f) confirmed
Like B241e, but new date (15.01.2010) and signature (Brian Wynter). Courtesy of Kai Hwong.Read More…
Vietnam new date (2010) 10,000-dong note (B343e) confirmed
Like B343d, but new date (2010). Courtesy of Duong Do Hoang.Read More…
Vietnam new date (2010) 200,000-dong note (B347d) confirmed
Like B347c, but new date (2010).Courtesy of Duong Do Hoang.Read More…
East African Community moves to introduce common currency in 2012
An East African Business Week article dated 14 February 2011, contains interesting information on the continuing plans to form an East African Community Monetary Union similar to the European Union, wherein all the partner states will replace their individual currencies—the Burundian franc, Kenyan shilling, Rwandan franc, Tanzanian shilling, and UgandanRead More…