Thailand new signature 100-baht note (B175e) confirmed
Like B175d, but new signatures (Thadathamrongwet/Watthanakase). Courtesy of Sejin Ahn.Read More…
Like B175d, but new signatures (Thadathamrongwet/Watthanakase). Courtesy of Sejin Ahn.Read More…
, Like B321, but new date (2006) and dark background banner beneath denomination on bottom right and left front does not extend to note’s edge. Courtesy of Don Cleveland.Read More…
Like B423a, but new signature (Batsukh) and new date (2007). Courtesy of Don Cleveland.Read More…
On 19 January 2009, every citizen of Taiwan regardless of age received the sum of NT$3,600 in the form of vouchers denominated in NT$200 (U$5.87) and NT$500 (US$14.69). Each voucher measures 130 x 55 millimeters and has intaglio printing, latent image at bottom left, and OVI denominationRead More…
,,,,,,,,,,, According to a Macau Daily Times article dated January 6, 2009, “The Bank of China has been authorised to issue new Pataca notes with denominations of 1000, 500, 100, 50, 20, and 10 patacas. The Bank of China held a ceremony to commemorate the issuance of the new PatacaRead More…
,,,,,,,,, A complete set of North Korean notes with overprints has recently been reported. Unfortunately, little is known about these notes other than that they appear to be the latest issued notes (dates range from 1992 to 2007) with a common overprint in Korean and the Western numerals 95. TheRead More…
,, Like Pick 141, but dated 2000/2008. Like Pick 143, but dated 2005/2008. Like Pick 144, but dated 2004/2008. Courtesy of David Murcek.Read More…
, The following note is available as a single note in a booklet for HK$138, in a sheet of four for HK$338, a full sheet of 35 for HK$1,388, paired with an old-style note for HK$268, and a sheet of four paired with old notes for HK$868. The money raisedRead More…
100 pesos (US$2.30), 2008. Ten million notes introduced 20.06.2008, to commemorate the centennial of the University of the Philippines. Like B1046 but with overprint of the Oblation, an iconic concrete sculpture of a man with face up and arms stretched-wide symbolizing the selfless offering of service to one’s country.Read More…
, 10 yuan (US$1.45), 2008. The PBOC introduced six million notes on 08.07.2008 to commemorate the Beijing Olympic Games. Cyan. Front: National Stadium (Bird’s Nest), games emblem, Temple of Heaven, and coat of arms. Back: Greek marble statue of discus-thrower, Discobolus; athletes (runners, high jumper, gymnast, soccer players). Watermark: 10Read More…
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