West African States new sig/date (2016) 5,000-franc note (B123Tp) confirmed
2018-07-09
Like B123To, but new signatures (Sidibe/Koné) and new date (2016). Courtesy of Kevin Warfel.Read More…
Poland new sig/date 50-złoty note (B861b) reported for introduction on 16.07.2018
2018-07-08
According to a press release dated 5 July 2018, the National Bank of Poland plans to introduce a revised 50-złoty note on 16 July 2018. This is merely a signature and date variety of B861, not a new type. Courtesy of Jan Boguś.Read More…
Jordan new sig/date (2018) 5-dinar note (B230g) confirmed
2018-07-07
Like B230f, but new signatures and new date (2018 ٢٠١٨). Courtesy of Dennis Zammit.Read More…
Jamaica new date (01.06.2016) 1,000-dollar note (B241j) confirmed
2018-07-03
Like B241i, but new date (01.06.2016).Courtesy of Denis O’Reardon.Read More…
Iran new signature 20,000-rial note (B286c) confirmed
2018-07-02
Like B286b, but new signatures (Seif/Tayebnia). Prefix 37/33.Courtesy of Jean-Michel Engels.Read More…
Bahrain new variety 5-dinar note (B308b) confirmed
2018-06-25
Like B308a, but with SPARK Live Truspin, not hologram, at upper left front. Intro: 03.06.2018. Courtesy of Dennis Zammit.Read More…
Mexico new date (01.16.2017) 50-peso note (B712h) confirmed
2018-06-25
Like B7172g, but new date (16 ENE. 2017). Series W, X. Courtesy of Alberto Rios.Read More…
United States new sig/date (2017) 1-dollar note confirmed
2018-06-20
Like P537, but new signatures (Jovita Carranza and Steven Munchin) and new date (2017). Courtesy of Peter Mosselberger (Bank Note Museum).Read More…
Chile new sig/date (2016) 10,000-peso note (B299f) confirmed
2018-06-19
Like B299e, but new date (2016). Prefix AJ – EG. Courtesy of Sabine Leuenberger (collect-unc-currency on eBay).Read More…
Gambia new signature 50- and 100-dalasis notes (B225d, B227c) reportedly introduced on 11.06.2018
2018-06-15
According to a press release dated 11 June 2018, the Central Bank of The Gambia has introduced 50- and 100-dalasis notes like preceding issues, but with new signatures (Jaab/Jammeh) to meet currency demands while a new family of notes is printed. Courtesy of Claudio Marana.Read More…