According to a Banco Central del Uruguay (BCU) press release dated 11 January 2011, Presidente Mario Bergara presented a new set of coins with designs based on native animals, and announced that a new series of notes began circulating. The notes are unique for Uruguay in that they are theRead More…
Like B363c, but new date (3 DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 2009) and new signatures (Merentes/Ferrer). Courtesy of banknoteshop@gmx.net.Read More…
, The Central Bank of Paraguay reported that six boxes containing 250,000 new 50,000-guaranies notes were stolen during shipment by sea between France (where they were printed by François-Charles Oberthur) and Uruguay. The notes carry a “C” serial number prefix, have “50 MIL” in the upper left-hand corner, feature anRead More…
Like B550c, but new signatures (Oria/Bergara), new date (2011), serie D, new printer imprint (OBERTHUR technologies), and new screen trap background pattern. Courtesy of Shibu Paul (Ebanknoteshop on eBay).Read More…
Like B542c, but new date (1 MEI 2009) and the translucent band has been moved to the back. Courtesy of Bill Stubkjaer.Read More…
Like B540b, but new date (1 MEI 2009) and the translucent band has been moved to the back. Courtesy of Claudio Marana.Read More…
On 28 December 2010, the Banco de la República Colombia introduced a new 2,000-peso (US$1.10) note which is like B988i, but with the number 2 expressed in Braille over the watermark on the front left, to facilitate the use of the notes by the sight impaired. The 50,000-peso noteRead More…
On 22 November 2010, the Central Bank of Suriname issued new 20- and 50-dollar notes dated 1 SEPTEMBER 2010 with the following improved security features: The notes now have a holographic strip at right front. An electrotype CBvS has been added to the watermark. The signature of the previous presidentRead More…
2,000 guaraníes (US$0.45), 2009. Like B846a, but new date, prefix B, and printer(Giesecke & Devrient). Courtesy of Banknotes LT.Read More…
Like B990l, but new date (20 DE AGOSTO DE 2007). Courtesy of Larry Hirsch.Read More…