Estonia new date (2007) 2-kroon note (B227b) confirmed
Like B227a, but new date (2007). Courtesy of Rui Manuel Palhares.Read More…
Like B227a, but new date (2007). Courtesy of Rui Manuel Palhares.Read More…
,, 50 pounds (US$82.50). Issued 2 November 2009. Courtesy of Ricardo Castedo.Read More…
,,, 5 pounds (US$8.25). To be issued 19 November 2009. 10 pounds (US$16.50). To be issued 5 November 2009.Read More…
,, On 19 October 2009, Clydesdale Bank introduced a new 20-pound (US$32.60) world heritage banknote featuring Robert the Bruce on the front and the historic mill house New Lanark on the back. Other denominations will gradually enter circulation over the remainder of year, beginning with the £50 note, then theRead More…
To commemorate the 200th anniversary of the birth of the poet Julius Slowacki, the National Bank of Poland issued 80,000 new 20-zloty (US$6.90) notes on 23 September 2009. The notes were issued in a folder at a price of 29-zloty each, which makes these non-circulating numismatic products. Dated 08 STYCZNIARead More…
On 18 August 2009, the Trans-Dniester Republican Bank introduced a 10-ruble banknote (BNP202a) commemorating 15 years of national currency. 1,000 copies of the note were packaged in a special folder. All have sold out at US$50 each. The note is a completely new design, featuring the date (2009) and aRead More…
On 15 June 2009, Magyar Nemzeti Bank issued a new 200-forint (US$1) coin which will replace the banknote of the same denomination beginning 15 November 2009, after which time the notes will remain redeemable for 20 years.Read More…
, 50 kroner (US$9.60). Like Pick 60, but new date (20)07 and new signatures. 200 kroner (US$38.45). Like Pick 62, but new date (20)07 and new signatures. Courtesy of Christof Zellweger.Read More…
,, On 11 August 2009, Danmarks Nationalbank issued a new 50-kroner (US$9.50) note, the first in a new Danish series intended to make it even more difficult to counterfeit or copy genuine banknotes. Among the new security features is Crane’s windowed Motion thread on the back, which was first usedRead More…
,,, Collector Kevin Forbes has reported an interesting Bank of Scotland note dated 17th JULY 1968 (Pick 109a) with serial number prefix A/1 which is predominantly green in color as opposed to the “correct” color ochre as listed in the SCWPM, seen on the same notes with serial number prefixRead More…
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