,,,, 50 pesos oro (US$1.35), 2008. Front and back main vignettes like Pick 176, but decorative elements have changed substantially, and new date. This note is printed by DE LA RUE with imprint and is not to be confused with P176b also dated 2008 but printed by OBERTHUR TECHNOLOGIES (seeRead More…
2,000 pesos oro (US$54.72), 2009. Like Pick 174, but new date. Courtesy of Alberto Fochi.Read More…
Like BFX908a, but new date (2007). Series DD. Courtesy of Stein Langørgen.Read More…
Like BFX907b, but new date (2008). Series CE. Courtesy of Stein Langørgen.Read More…
Like BFX905a, but new date (2007). Series AC. Courtesy of Stein Langørgen.Read More…
100 pesos oro (US$2.75), 2009. Like Pick 177, but new date. Courtesy of banknoteshop@gmx.net.Read More…
On 16 December 2009 the Central Bank of The Bahamas introduced a more secure 100-dollar banknote. This is the sixth and final denomination issued in the new CRISP (Counterfeit Resistance Integrated Security Product) family of notes. The new notes will circulate in parallel with the old $100 notes, which willRead More…
The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago introduced a new 100-dollar (US$15.80) note to commemorate the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) that was held 27-29 November in the capital, Port of Spain. The new notes is legal tender, circulating side-by-side with the current note of the same denomination. TheRead More…
50 dollars (US$0.55). Like B238b, but new date (15.01.2008). 500 dollars (US$5.60). Like B240c, but new date (15.01.2008). 1,000 dollars (US$11.20). Like B241c, but new date (15.01.2008). Courtesy of Banknoteshop and Thomas Krause.Read More…
According to a 14 September 2009 press release, on 24 September the Bank of Jamaica issued its highest denomination ever, a new 5,000-dollar (US$56) note. The portrait of the late former Prime Minster of Jamaica, the Rt. Hon. Hugh Lawson Shearer, appears on the front of the note. The backRead More…