Azerbaijan new 50-manat note (B412a) confirmed
2021-02-02
Courtesy of Mehdi Kasumov, Thomas Augustsson, and Harmut Fraunhoffer (www.banknoten.de).Read More…
Angola new 5,000-kwanza note (B561a) reported for introduction on 04.02.2021
2021-01-29
According to a press release dated 28 January 2021, the Banco Nacional de Angola plans to introduce its new 5,000-kwanza note (B561a) on 4 February 2021.Read More…
Australia new 100-dollar note (B234a) confirmed
2021-01-29
According to a press release dated 30 September 2020, the Reserve Bank of Australia planned to introduce the new 100-dollar note (B234a) into circulation on 29 October 2020. Courtesy of Morten Brumoen, Mauro Forno, and Lin Herry.Read More…
Syria new 5,000-pound note (B634a) reportedly introduced on 24.01.2021
2021-01-24
Courtesy of Charles Toussaint.Read More…
Philippines new 5,000-peso commemorative note (B1095a) reportedly introduced on 18.01.2021
2021-01-18
On 18 January 2021, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas introduced a new 5,000-peso note featuring Lapulapu, a Filipoino hero who vanquished Portuguese conquistador Ferdinand Magellan and his army in their attempt to colonize Mactan Island. This is a non-circulating legal tender commemorative banknote.Read More…
Cape Verde new 200-escudo note (B222a) reportedly introduced on 08.01.2021
2021-01-12
Like B217a, but printed on paper, not polymer.Read More…
Zimbabwe new 50-dollar note reported for introduction in 2021
2021-01-12
According to various news sources in early 2021, Zimbabwe is preparing to introduce 50-, 100-, and 200-dollar notes to keep up with runaway inflation. The 50-dollar note is slated to be introducted first, followed by the larger denominations. The design of the 50-dollar note needs the president’s approval before printingRead More…
Oman new 20-rial note (B243a) reportedly introduced on 11.01.2021
2021-01-12
Courtesy of Bushra Ali, Dennis Zammit, and Mohammed Raihan (https://banglanumis.bid).Read More…
Oman new 5-rial note (B241a) reportedly introduced on 11.01.2021
2021-01-12
Courtesy of Bushra Ali, Dennis Zammit, and Mohammed Raihan (https://banglanumis.bid).Read More…