,,, According to a press release, on 30 December 2011, the National Bank of Serbia issued modified 500- and 1,000-dinar (US$6 and $12, respectively) notes which feature a new design of the coat of arms on the back, in accordance with the Decree on Establishing the Original Great and SmallRead More…
Like B845b, but new signature (Arbuzov) and new date (2011). Courtesy of Aleksey Gladkov.Read More…
Billetaria is a half-yearly publication created and co-ordinated by the Cash and Issue Department of the Banco de España in collaboration with its counterparts from the Banco de México and the Banco Central de la República Argentina. It is aimed at cash management professionals from central banks all around theRead More…
5 lari (US$3), 2011. Like NBG B48 (P70), but new signatures (Giorgi Kadagidze and Dmitri Gvinadze) and date. Courtesy of Дмитрий Чохонелидзе and Dmitry Zagorenko (http://bonistica.ru).Read More…
According to a Charter 97 article dated 16 December 2011, “I think that there will be no denomination [currency revaluation] next year. I cannot tell for sure,” stated Nadzeja Yermakova, the chairperson of the board of the National Bank of Belarus (NBB). The bank is planning to issue a newRead More…
Like B351e, but new signatures (Raggenbass/Danthine) and new date (2010).Courttesy of Manfred Wolfensberger.Read More…
To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Nobel Prize in chemistry being awarded to Marie Curie, the National Bank of Poland sold 60,000 new 20-złoty notes packaged in a folder for 47 złotych each beginning on 25 November 2011. BNP816 (P182): 20 złotych (US$5.00) Brown and green. Front: Polish text;Read More…
100 kroner (US$18), (20)10. Like P66, but new date, new signatures, and series A3. 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 Pages Coins and Currency.Read More…
Like B853a, but new signature (Arbuzov) and new date (2011). Courtesy of Pavlo Kravchuk.Read More…
According to a Ukrainian Journal article dated 1 December 2011, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has no plans to issue a 1,000-hryvnia (US$125) banknote, says Viktor Zaivenko, deputy director general of the Money Circulation Department. “The NBU has no such plans. And did not have [such plans]… The NBURead More…