Like B071b, but new signatures (DG5/A75) and new date (11 DE NOVEMBRO DE 2013). Courtesy of David Murcek (http://stores.ebay.com/The-Monetary-Unit) and Max Keller.Read More…
10 patacas, 1 DE JULHO DE 2013. Like B213a, but new date. Prefix AB. 20 patacas, 1 DE JULHO DE 2013. Like B214a, but new date. Prefix AE. 100 patacas, 1 DE JULHO DE 2013. Like B216a, but new date. Prefix AE. Courtesy of Claudio Marana.Read More…
,,, According to an article dated 14 January 2013 in the Macau Buiness Daily, Banco Nacional Ultramarino‘s servers crashed due to the large number of online applications to buy special banknotes marking the forthcoming lunar Year of the Snake. From 2012 to 2023, BNU and Bank of China are eachRead More…
Like B073a, but new signatures (DG4/A75) and new date (8 DE AGOSTO DE 2010). Courtesy of Manfred Wolfensberger.Read More…
Like B068a, but new signatures (DG4/A75) and new date (8 DE AGOSTO DE 2010). Courtesy of Peter Mosselberger (Bank Note Museum).Read More…
This note commemorates the Bank of China’s centennial anniversary. Two million notes were packaged in special holders and sold for 150 patacas each, with profits donated to charity. These notes were also sold in uncut sheets of 3 and 30. BNP204 (P114): 100 patacas (US$13) Orange, brown, green, purple,Read More…
Like B072a, but new signatures (DG4/A75) and new date (8 DE AGOSTO DE 2010). Courtesy of Manfred Wolfensberger.Read More…
Like B070a, but new signatures (DG5/A76) and new date (8 DE AGOSTO DE 2010). Courtesy of Rui Palhares.Read More…
,,, Both the Banco da China and the Banco Nacional Ultramarino have issued new 10-pataca (US$1.25) notes to commemorate the Year of the Dragon. The new notes feature a Chinese paper-cut dragon on the front and the respective bank’s headquarters on the back. Both notes measure 138 x 69 mm,Read More…
Like B071a, but new signatures (DG4/A75) and new date (8 DE AGOSTO DE 2010). This is the last signature for Herculano de Sousa; he has retired after serving as the Chief Executive Officer of BNU for the past 11 years (1999–2010). Courtesy of Wilson Chow.Read More…