Hungary new date (2007) 20,000-forint note (B577e) confirmed
Like B577d, but new signatures (Henrik Auth, Zsigmond Járai, Surányi György) and new date (2007). Courtesy of Kevin Klauss.Read More…
Like B577d, but new signatures (Henrik Auth, Zsigmond Járai, Surányi György) and new date (2007). Courtesy of Kevin Klauss.Read More…
On December 22, 2007, the Trans-Dniester Republican Bank issued a new series of banknotes (B209a – B214a). The new notes feature the same people and places as the old notes, but the images have been modified to extend to the border. Furthermore, anti-counterfeiting features have been enhanced with the inclusionRead More…
In December 2007, the National Bank of Serbia announced a design competition open to the public to create a new banknote series containing nine denominations: 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1,000, 2,000, and 5,000 dinars. The new notes aren’t expected to be issued until 2010.Read More…
, 1 lari (US$0.60), 2007. Like P68, but new date and new signatures. 10 lari (US$6.25), 2007. Like P71, but new date and new signatures. Courtesy of Thomas Augustsson.Read More…
10 pounds (US$20.85), 16th APRIL 2007. Like P226, but new date.Read More…
100 kroner (US$18.20), 2006. Like P49, but new date. Courtesy of Mirsad Delic.Read More…
Like B232a, but new date (2007). Courtesy of Jacek Tylicki.Read More…
, 50 kronor (US$7.95), (200)4. Issued March 15, 2006. Like P62, but new signatures (Jan Bergqvist and Lars Heikensten), 2-mm wide solid security thread with repeating 50, holographic stripe, microtext, Omron rings, 50 as registration device and electrotype watermark, irridescent stripe on back. Printer: Tumba Bruk. 120 x 77 mm.Read More…
, 1,000 kronor (US$160), (200)5. Issued March 15, 2006. Like P60, but new signatures (Jan Bergqvist and Lars Heikensten), design bleeds to border, windowed Motion security thread, 2-mm wide solid security thread with repeating 1000, holographic stripe, microtext, 17th century warship in UV ink, Omron rings, 1000 as registration deviceRead More…
200 rublei (US$23.70), 2004. Like B207a, but with Ukrainian E on series prefix AA (top) corrected to I on series prefix AB (bottom) as 6th character, 1st word, 3rd line of text on front, and I instead of backwards N as 8th character, 2nd word, 3rd line. Prefix AB –Read More…
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