Armenia new sig/date (2024) 20,000-dram note (B323c) confirmed introduced 27.01.2025
Like B323a, but new signatures (Galstyan/Hovhannisyan), new date (2024), and 20000 lower left back in OVI. Courtesy of Claudio Marana and Alex Zlotin.Read More…
Like B323a, but new signatures (Galstyan/Hovhannisyan), new date (2024), and 20000 lower left back in OVI. Courtesy of Claudio Marana and Alex Zlotin.Read More…
Like B321a, but new signatures (Galstyan/Hovhannisyan), new date (2024), 5000 on back in green-to-blue OVI, and UV improvements front/back. Courtesy of Albert Vokhmin, Alex Zlotin, and Nune Teryan (Central Bank of Armenia).Read More…
Like B322a, but new signatures (Galstyan/Hovhannisyan), new date (2024), 10000 on back in purple-to-green OVI, and UV improvements front/back. Courtesy of Albert Vokhmin, Alex Zlotin, and Nune Teryan (Central Bank of Armenia).Read More…
Like B319a, but new signatures (Galstyan/Khachatryan), new date (2022), 1000 on back in magenta-to-green OVI, and UV improvements front/back. 2018 (left) and 2022 (right) under UV: Courtesy of Alex Zlotin and Nune Teryan (Central Bank of Armenia).Read More…
Like B323a, but new signatures (Galstyan/Janjughazyan) and new date (2021). Courtesy of Olexandr Danishenko.Read More…
New banknotes have been recognised for their outstanding design and security technical excellence with international awards. The awards formed part of the High Security Printing EMEA Conference, which was organised by Reconnaissance International and held recently in Lisbon, Portugal. These recognise the highest levels of achievement in three categories: BestRead More…
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Courtesy of Numisnota (http://numisnota.eu).Read More…
According to a 21 February 2018 press release, the organizers of High Security Printing EMEA, Reconnaissance, revealed the 2018 winners of the Regional Banknote of the Year during the gala dinner at the conference in Warsaw, Poland. Read More…
According to a press release dated 22 November 2017, Armenia introduced a new 500-dram note commemorating Noah’s Ark, the vessel that supposedly saved Noah’s family and the all the world’s animals from a biblical flood before coming to rest atop Mount Ararat in modern day Armenia. 300,000 notes were packagedRead More…
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