Although not officially introduced until 4 August 2021, some examples of notes have already made it onto the collector’s market. Courtesy of Don Ludwig, Stane Štraus, and Albert.Read More…
Like B152a, but without PORT MORESBY 2015 / XV Pacific Games / PNG logo, new signatures (Bakani/Vele), and new date (2020). Courtesy of Albert.Read More…
Like B155a, but new date (2019). Courtesy of Albert.Read More…
Like B223a, but new signatures (Forau/Kuma). Courtesy of Claudio Marana, Ivan Bogdanov (bonistics.org), and Hartmut Fraunhoffer (banknoten.de). Read More…
Like B106b, but new signatures (Poussin-Delmas/Villeroy de Galhau/Foucault). Courtesy of Piet van der Pijl.Read More…
Like B217a, but new signatures (Siale ‘Ataongo Kaho, Lord Tu’ivakano/Lisiate ‘Aloveita ‘Akolo). Courtesy of Kai Hwong.Read More…
Like B108a, but new signatures (Poussin-Delmas/Villeroy de Galhau/Foucault). Courtesy of Jérôme Deschamps (www.jeromecollection.com).Read More…
Like B232a, but new signatures (Lowe/Gaetjens). Courtesy of Albert.Read More…
Like B234a, but new signatures (Lowe/Kennedy) and new date (2020). Courtesy of Andrew Quirke.Read More…
According to a press release dated 30 September 2020, the Reserve Bank of Australia planned to introduce the new 100-dollar note (B234a) into circulation on 29 October 2020. Courtesy of Morten Brumoen, Mauro Forno, and Lin Herry.Read More…