Sweden new sig/date (2009) 500-kronor confirmed
2011-02-26
500 kronor (US$77.80), (200)9. Like P65, but new date and new signatures (Johan Gernandt and Stefan Ingves). Courtesy of banknoteshop@gmx.net.Read More…
Austrian specialized catalog reviewed
2011-02-21
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…
Denmark new sig/date (2008) 500-krone note confirmed
2011-02-21
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…
Ukraine new 200- and 1,000-hryvnia notes reported
2011-01-30
According to a Ukrainske Radio report dated 28 January 2011, the National Bank of Ukraine is contemplating issuing a 1,000-hryvnia (US$126) note, which would double the largest denomination in the country. The bank is also scheduled to issue a new 200-hryvnia (US$25.15) note in the fourth quarter of 2011. TheRead More…
Sweden new sig/date (2008) 50-kronor note confirmed
2011-01-28
50 kronor (US$7.70), (20)08. Like P67, but new date and signatures (Johan Gernandt and Stefan Ingves). Courtesy of Bill Stubkjaer.Read More…
Sweden new sig/date (2009) 100-kronor note confirmed
2011-01-28
100 kronor (US$15.40), 20)09. Like P64, but new date and signatures (Johan Gernandt and Stefan Ingves). Courtesy of Bill Stubkjaer.Read More…
Belarus new 20,000-ruble numismatic product (BNP133.4a) confirmed
2011-01-24
According to a press release dated 18 November 2010, the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus commemorated its 20th anniversary by issuing a 20,000-ruble (US$6.60) note on 1 December. Only 3,000 notes will be issued in special booklets. The commemorative is based upon the note of the same denominationRead More…
Norway new date (2008) 500-krone note confirmed
2011-01-12
500 kroner (US$84.50), 2008. Like P51, but new date. Courtesy of Håkon Hagelund.Read More…
Estonia adopts euro on 01.01.2011
2010-12-31
Like the barn swallow on the back of one of my favorite Estonian banknotes (B231a) shown above, the kroon will fly away on 1 January 2011 as Estonia joins 16 other countries which have traded their own individual currencies for the common euro. Kroon, we’ll miss you! Read More…
Serbia new 5,000-dinar note confirmed
2010-12-05
, According to a press release, on 26 November 2010 the National Bank of Serbia issued a new 5,000-dinar (US$61.10) banknote that will circulate in parallel with the same denomination note issued in 2003 (P45). The new note retains the overall design of the old note with the following changes:Read More…