Singapore new 1,000-dollar note (B207a) confirmed
2010-02-27
Like B137a, but new issuer (Monetary Authority of Singapore). One triangle below GOVERNMENT on back. Prefix 2AA, 2AB. Intro: 2009.Courtesy of Vincent Tan.
Singapore new symbol (two squares) 2-dollar note (B208c) confirmed
2010-02-27
Like B208b, but with two squares below EDUCATION on back. Prefix 3AU – 3VM. Intro: 2010.Courtesy of Vincent Tan.
Singapore new signature 50-dollar note (B205b) confirmed
2009-12-19
Like B205b, but new signature (Tong) and one square below the word ARTS on back. Prefix 3AA – 3HQ. Intro: 2010.Courtesy of Vincent Tan.
Singapore new 100-dollar note (B206a) confirmed
2009-12-19
Like B136a, but now issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and signed by Chairman Goh Chok Tong. Despite the lower denominations having made the transition to polymer, this note remains printed on paper. Courtesy of Tan Wi Jie and Vincent Tan.
Singapore new symbol 2- and 10-dollar notes (B208 and B210) confirmed
2009-10-08
Collectors in Singapore have recently discovered that some of the polymer notes in circulation have small squares beneath the titles on the back vignette. Specifically, the 2-dollar note (B208) has been confirmed both with and without a single square beneath the word EDUCATION, and the 10-dollar note (B210) has beenRead More…
Singapore new 10-dollar note (B210a) confirmed
2008-02-26
Like B204a, but polymer.Courtesy of Thomas Krause.
Singapore new 20-dollar commemorative polymer note (B211a) confirmed
2007-06-27
The above note commemorates the 40th anniversary of the Currency Interchangeability Agreement between both Brunei and Singapore. The Monetary Authority of Singapore will issue a total of 3 million individual notes, and is also selling 10,000 limited edition sets with similar Brunei notes bearing matching serial numbers for S$88. B211Read More…
Singapore new 5-dollar polymer note (B209a) confirmed
2007-05-18
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will issue new $5 polymer notes from 18 May 2007. This is the third denomination in the Portrait Series to be converted from paper into polymer. The $5 polymer notes will circulate alongside the $5 paper notes, both of which will remain legal tender. AsRead More…