, 20 lev (US$14.95), 2007. Issued 12.11.2007. Like P118, but new date, new signature (governor), windowed security thread, fluorescent image, and modified watermark. Courtesy of Kevin Klauss.Read More…
,, 10 pounds (US$19.60), 1ST DECEMBER 2006. Like P26, but new date and new signature (Tim Bristow, FINANCIAL AND DEVELOPMENT SECRETARY). 20 pounds (US$39.25), 1ST DECEMBER 2006. Like P27, but new date and new signature (Tim Bristow, FINANCIAL AND DEVELOPMENT SECRETARY). 50 pounds (US$104.50), 1ST DECEMBER 2006. Like P28, butRead More…
, 1,000 korun (US$42.20), 1. AUGUSTA 2007. Like SCWPM 42, but new date and new signatures (Ivan Sramko and Milena Korenova).Read More…
According to an 18 October 2007 Reuters report, “Bulgaria won the right to spell the euro common currency as ‘evro’ in its Cyrillic language…The EU newcomer has fought hard for the right to spell the euro according to Cyrillic rules despite the European Central Bank’s insistence that the euro beRead More…
, 200 korun (US$8.45), 1. JÚNA 2006. Like SCWPM 41, but new date and new signatures (Ivan Sramko and Ján Mathes). Courtesy of banknoteshop@gmx.net.Read More…
Like B573b, but new signatures (Dr. Karvalits Ferenc; Simor András; Dr. Király Júlia) and new date (2007). Courtesy of banknoteshop@gmx.net.Read More…
Like B568g, but new signatures and new date (2007). Courtesy of Michael Reissner.Read More…
, 100 dinara (US$1.70), 2006. Like SCWPM 41, but new date, repositioned registration device, and Republic of Serbia coat of arms instead of National Bank of Serbia logo on back. Courtesy of banknoteshop@gmx.net.Read More…
On 19 September 2007, Eesti Pank announced that it would release into circulation renewed 25-, 100-, and 500-kroon banknotes during the next six months. The new 100-kroon (US$9) notes will be put into circulation at the end of 2007; the stock of 25- and 50-kroon banknotes will be renewed atRead More…
Like B234a, but new date (2007). Courtesy of Gunars Troska.Read More…