In 2020, Van Reijen International Agencies Limited of Guernsey obtained these notes with Taylor signatures from the current Central Bank of Samoa. The can be distinguished from original issues by the use of a prefix and sans serif monoweight serial number font, whereas the originals lack prefixes and have aRead More…
According to a press release dated 24 February 2020, the Reserve Bank of Australia revealed the design of the new 100-dollar note (B234a), which is the final denomination to be redesigned as part of the Next Generation Banknote Program. The banknote will be released into circulation in the second halfRead More…
Like B117a, but new date (24th July, 1972). If you have other date varieties for this note, please send scans.Read More…
Like B116a, but new date (24th July, 1972). If you have other date varieties for this note, please send scans.Read More…
Like B227e, but new signatures (Lowe/Fraser) and new date (2017). Courtesy of Harry Lin (linherry on eBay).Read More…
Like B140a, but new signature (Orr) and new date (2018). Courtesy of Scott de Young.Read More…
Like B225a, but new signatures (Rarawa/Fakarii). Courtesy of Ivan Bogdanov (bonistics.org) and Yuri Minkin (yuri111 on eBay).Read More…
According to a press release dated 24 May 2019, in June the Central Bank of Samoa planned to introduce a 10-tala note commemorating the XVI Pacific Games hosted in Apia, Samoa from 7 to 20 July 2019. The notes are printed on De La Rue’s Safeguard polymer substrate. Courtesy ofRead More…
According to a press release dated 25 April 2019, the Central Bank of Solomon Islands planned to introduce the country’s new 5-dollar polymer note on 2 May 2019 in conjunction with the United Nations World Tuna Day. Courtesy of Hartmut Fraunhoffer (Banknote-Online) and Stane Štraus (www.polymernotes.org).Read More…
According to various sources, the new 50-dollar note (B233a) issued on 18 October 2018 contains a typo in the microprinting. Specifically, the back of the note contains Edith Cowan’s first speech to parliament in microtext above her shoulder, in which the word “responsibility” is repeatedly misspelled as “responsibilty” without theRead More…