,,,, Technology continues to push the boundaries for banknote security holograms. Here, Dr Glenn Wood of the International Hologram Manufacturers Association looks at some of the latest developments. Today, holographic technology remains very much to the fore as part of an array of overt features which make it quick andRead More…
Like B702h, but new date (28 OCT. 2008). Series AT – AW.Courtesy of Rickey Stein.Read More…
Like B707a, but new date (14 MAY. 2007). Series C – F. Courtesy of Rickey Stein.Read More…
Like B698g, but new date (28 ABR. 2008). Series DZ – EB. Courtesy of Rickey Stein.Read More…
Like B700c, but new date (15 MAY. 2007). Series DM, DN. Courtesy of Ricardo G. Ramírez.Read More…
Like B698f, but new date (20 NOV. 2007). Series DX, DY. Courtesy of Ricardo G. Ramírez.Read More…
Like B704b, but new date (14 MAY. 2007). Series D, E. Courtesy of Thomas Krause and Richard Miranda.Read More…
On 23 September 2009, the Bank of Mexico introduced two commemorative banknotes: a paper one to celebrate the bicentennial of independence, and a polymer one to celebrate the centennial of the Mexican Revolution. The 100-peso commemorative with series A/A-A/E has an error in the microprinted text. On the front, theRead More…
On 23 September 2009, the Bank of Mexico introduced two new commemorative banknotes. The 200-peso paper note celebrates the bicentenial of independence. It is also noteworthy because it’s the first note in the world with a new security feature: the Pixel watermark, developed by ArjoWiggins Security. A new development inRead More…
In a press release dated 23 September 2009, the Bank of Mexico announced the immediate introduction of two new commemorative banknotes: a paper one to celebrate the bicentennial of independence, and a polymer one to celebrate the centennial of the Mexican Revolution. Each will be limited to 50 million piecesRead More…