According to a Siku News article dated 26 October 2010, Greenland’s government has decided against issuing its own banknotes—similar to how the Faroe Islands issues its own notes equivalent to the Danish krone— an idea initially floated by the former Siumut government and laid down in “The Law on CurrencyRead More…
On 1 October 2010, the Federal Reserve Board announced a delay in the issue date of the redesigned US$100 note. This new design incorporates cutting edge, anti-counterfeiting technologies and the Federal Reserve imposes strict quality controls to ensure that users of U.S. currency around the world receive the highest qualityRead More…
Like B705f, but new date (28 OCT. 2008). Series K, L.Courtesy of Ricardo G. Ramírez and Thomas Krause.Read More…
Like B701a, but new date (26 MAR. 2002). Series AG. Courtesy of Jean-MIchel Engels.Read More…
On 30 August 2010, the Bank of Mexico completed the issuance of its latest family of notes with the introduction of a new 500-peso note. As with previous members of this new family, older notes of the same denomination remain legal tender and will circulate in parallel with the newRead More…
Like B704e, but new date (28 OCT. 2008). Series H. Courtesy of Ricardo G. Ramírez.Read More…
Like B704d, but new date (28 ABR. 2008). Series G. Courtesy of Ricardo G. Ramírez.Read More…
Like B705e, but new date (28 ABR. 2008.). Series J.Courtesy of Ricardo G. Ramírez.Read More…
Like B366b, but new date (2009). Prefix AAD – AAT. Courtesy of Bill Stubkjaer.Read More…
B706 (P124): 100 pesos (US$5.20) Red and yellow. Front: Spanish text; ear of corn in OVI; poem about zentzontle, a bird represented by jade, flower, and two seated men; warrior poet, Nezahualcóyotl; map of Mexico as registration device. Back: Spanish text; map of Mexico; bank seal; temple, central square, andRead More…