B435 (P69): 10,000 төгрөг (togrog) (US$4.15) Orange, black, red, and brown. Front: Mongolian text; Chinggis Khaan; holographic Soyombo symbol; warrior on horseback. Back: Mongolian text; building courtyard with tree-like water fountain. Windowed security thread with demetalized MONGOLBANK. Watermark: Chinggis Khaan and electrotype МБ. Printer: (Giesecke & Devrient). 150 x 72Read More…
According to a notice on the Bank of Mongolia’s web site, a new 20,000-togrog (US$14.60) note was issued on 25 May 2010. The note dated 2009 is like the one issued in 2006 (B427), but has a varifeye thread. B436 (P71): 20,000 төгрөг (togrog) (US$8.35) Light green and yellow. Front:Read More…
On 2 October 2006 Mongol Bank issued its first ever 20,000-togrog (US$14.35) note into circulation (B427). A limited number of 20,000-togrog (US$14.35) notes with the watermark area on front were overprinted Great Mongol State 800 years 1206 – 2006. This commemorative was the first note in the world to useRead More…
Like B421a, but new signature (Batsukh) and new date (2008). Courtesy of Sejin Ahn.Read More…
Like B422a, but new signature (Batsukh) and new date (2008). Courtesy of Michael E. Knabe.Read More…
Like B405a, but it has the date (2008) printed on the back, plus the text and signature on front has changed. Courtesy of Sejin Ahn.Read More…
Like B404, but it has the date (2008) printed on the back, plus the text and signature on front has changed. Courtesy of Sejin Ahn.Read More…
Like B424a, but new signature (Batsukh) and new date (2007). Courtesy of Sejin Ahn.Read More…
Like B423a, but new signature (Batsukh) and new date (2007). Courtesy of Don Cleveland.Read More…
B427 (P70): 20,000 төгрөг (togrog) (US$8.35) Light green and yellow. Front: Mongolian text; Chinggis Khaan; holographic Soyombo symbol; warrior on horseback. Back: Mongolian text; State Nine White Banners. 3-mm windowed security thread with demetalized MONGOLBANK. Watermark: Chinggis Khaan and electrotype МБ. Printer: (Giesecke & Devrient). 152 x 72 mm. Paper.Read More…