Iraq new sig/date (2023) 25,000-dinar note (B356g) confirmed
2024-04-21
Like B356f, but new signature (Al-Alaq) and new date (2023). Courtesy of Alex Zlotin.Read More…
Nicaragua new date (26.01.2022) 10-córdoba note (B506c) confirmed
2024-04-21
Like B506b, but new date (26 DE ENERO DE 2022). Courtesy of Alex Zlotin and Flavio Jose Garcia Polanco.Read More…
Canada new signature 100-dollar note (B375e) confirmed
2024-04-18
Like B375d, but new signatures (Rogers/Macklem). Courtesy of Davenport Banknotes (www.davenport-banknotes.com).Read More…
Ukraine new 50-hryvnia numismatic product (BNP813a) confirmed introduced on 23.02.2024
2024-04-18
This note—entitled “Unity Saves the World”—commemorates the “invincibility of the Ukrainian people in their fight for freedom and European values, consolidation of the Ukrainian society to defend its territorial integrity, as well as unity of the democratic world in the face of the russian aggression.” It was issued on theRead More…
Indonesia new date (2024) 50,000-rupiah note (B622c) confirmed
2024-04-18
Like B622b, but new date (2024). Courtesy of Sejin Ahn.Read More…
Nigeria new date (2024) 1,000-naira note (B246d) confirmed
2024-04-18
Like B246c, but new date (2024). Courtesy of Andrew Roberts.Read More…
Uganda new sig/date (2023) 5,000-shilling note (B156h) confirmed
2024-04-18
Like B156g, but new signatures (Atingi-Ego/Kanyemibwa) and new date (2023). Courtesy of Andrew Roberts.Read More…
Bangladesh new date (2023) 50-taka note (B351.5d) confirmed
2024-04-18
Like B351.5c, but new date (2023). Courtesy of Peter Mosselberger (Bank Note Museum).Read More…
Greece chapter now available
2024-04-18
CDN is proud to announce the initial publication of the complete 146-page catalog covering 1,273 varieties of notes issued from 1822 – 1998. Subscribers, please log in to Greysheet to access this and hundreds of other chapters.Read More…
Saudi Arabia new 5-riyal note (B202a) confirmed
2024-04-15
B202 (PNL): 5 riyals (US$1.35) Purple. Front: Arabic text; Shaybah oil refinery in Rub’ al Khali; King Salman bin Abdulaziz. Back: English text; mountains and field of flowers; national emblem (two crossed swords with palm tree). Simulated windowed security thread and solid security thread. Watermark: None. Printer: (De La Rue).Read More…