On 6 May 2016, the State Bank of Vietnam introduced this 100-đong note to commemorate the 65th anniversary of national banking in Vietnam. Not intended for circulation, individual notes were sold for VND20,000 each, or VND25,000 with a commemorative cover. BNP302 (PNL): 100 đồng Red and yellow. Front: Vietnamese text;Read More…
According to a press release dated 31 March 2016, the Banco de La República de Colombia has introduced a new 100,000-peso note. B998 (P463): 100,000 pesos (US$29) Green. Front: Spanish text; denomination in dark green-to-light green OVI; BRC as registration device; Barranquero bird (Momotus momota aequatorialis) as registration device; SietecuerosRead More…
Like B106, but new date (2015), new signature (Kornelio Koriom Mayik), and matte denomination numerals in corners. Prefix AL. Courtesy of Max Keller.Read More…
According to a press release dated 8 March 2016, the Bank of Canada is asking the public to nominate iconic Canadian women to be features on the first banknote of the next series, to be issued in 2018. Nominees must be real Canadian women who died before 15 April 1991.Read More…
According to various news sources, the Banco de la República intends to introduce a new 100,000-peso note on 31 March 2016. The note is said to feature a portrait of President Carlos Lleras Restrepo and also contains an image of Cocora Valley, Quindio, and the wax palm, the national tree.Read More…
According to a press release date 22 January 2016, the Reserve Bank of India has introduced a new 100-rupee note (B295a) like the preceding issues, but with novel serial numbers, diagonal bleed lines at front left and right, and enlarged triangle identification mark at upper left front. Courtesy of MohamedRead More…
Like B110, but new date (2015), new signature (Kornelio Koriom Mayik), and matte denomination numerals in corners. Prefix AB. Courtesy of Max Keller.Read More…
According to a press release dated 29 January 2016, “The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is issuing 100-Piso banknotes with stronger mauve or violet color starting Monday, 1 February 2016, to make it more distinct from the 1000-Piso banknote. This is in response to suggestions from the publicRead More…
Like B845, but polymer. Printed in 2013 and reportedly stored in the bank’s vaults, this polymer note is expected to replace the paper version of this denomination once supplies of the latter are exhausted. Courtesy of Stane Štraus (www.polymernotes.org). Read More…
B113 (P13): 1 nakfa (US$0.05) Brown, black, and green. Front: Arabic, English, and Tigrinya text; Eritrean fighters raising EPLF flag; triptych portrait; camel as registration device. Back: English text; camel; children studying in outside classroom; bank logo. Windowed security thread with demetalized BANK OF ERITREA. Watermark: Camel head. Printer: (Unknown).Read More…