Philippines new 500-peso note (B1093a) confirmed
Like B1088, but with upgraded windowed security threads, anti-copying and anti-scanning features, and tactile marks. Courtesy of Glenn William Ong.Read More…
Like B1088, but with upgraded windowed security threads, anti-copying and anti-scanning features, and tactile marks. Courtesy of Glenn William Ong.Read More…
Like B1087, but with upgraded windowed security threads, anti-copying and anti-scanning features, and tactile marks. Courtesy of Glenn William Ong.Read More…
Like B1085, but with upgraded windowed security threads, anti-copying and anti-scanning features, and tactile marks. Courtesy of Glenn William Ong.Read More…
According to an article on AllAfrica, the National Bank of Angola introduced a new polymer 500-kwanza note (B558a) on 17 September 2020. This joins the new 200-kwanza note (B557a) introduced on 30 July 2020, and will be followed by a new 1,000-kwanza note (B559a) in October and 2,000-kwanza note (B560a)Read More…
This 1,000-vatu note (overprinted on B210) commemorates the 40th anniversary of independence. Unlike with preceding issues wherein the first two digits of the serial number represent the last two digits of the year of printing, the 40 on these notes represents the 40th anniversary. Courtesy of Pratham Vyas and ClaudioRead More…
This 75,000-rupiah note commemorates the 75th anniversary of independence. Courtesy of Griffin Seannery.Read More…
Like B365a, but with a revised bank seal at upper right front. Courtesy of Dmitry Svobodin and S. Hakim Hamdani AMRSC.Read More…
According to a press release, on 14 September 2020, the National Bank of Ethiopia introduced new 10-, 50-, and 100-birr notes which are like the preceding issues, but with new color schemes and enhanced security features. The preceding issues will circulate in parallel for a period of three months, afterRead More…
According to a press release, the Central Bank of Sudan issued a revised 200-Sudanese pound note (B415a). Courtesy of I.B., Claudio Marana, and Philanote.Read More…
Like B1086, but with added short horizontal lines that may be touched and felt at the right side of the banknotes. Courtesy of Paul Abraham Teope.Read More…
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