Papua New Guinea new date (2021) 50-kina note (B158b) confirmed
Like B158b, but new date (2021). Courtesy of Tomasz Jazwinski. Read More…
Like B158b, but new date (2021). Courtesy of Tomasz Jazwinski. Read More…
Like B154a, but new date (2020). Courtesy of Lin Herry.Read More…
Like B149, but physically smaller (150 x 70 mm), new date (2021), and new signatures (Bakani/Vele). Courtesy of Lin Herry.Read More…
Like B152a, but without PORT MORESBY 2015 / XV Pacific Games / PNG logo, new signatures (Bakani/Vele), and new date (2020). Courtesy of Albert.Read More…
Like B155a, but new date (2019). Courtesy of Albert.Read More…
Outstanding technical excellence in the design and security of new banknotes has been recognized by a series of awards. The awards formed part of the industry’s High Security Printing Asia Conference, which was organised by Reconnaissance International and held recently in Yokohama, Japan. These recognise the highest levels of achievementRead More…
Like B138, but reduced size (145 x 70 mm). Courtesy of Don Ludwig and Stane Štraus (www.polymernotes.org). Read More…
Like B135, but physically smaller (130 x 70 mm), new date (2016), and new signatures. Courtesy of Stane Štraus (www.polymernotes.org) and Igor Tereshkov. Read More…
According to a press release, on 3 January 2017 the Bank of Papua New Guinea reportedly introduced a new 5-kina note like B135, but smaller than 148 x 73 mm. Also, the bank intends to issue smaller 2-, 50-, and 100-kina notes in 2017 and 2018. Courtesy of Alex ZlotinRead More…
According to a press release, the Bank of Papua New Guinea has issued a new 20-kina note to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the country with a special overprint of the 40th Anniversary of Papua New Guinea Independence and the National Bird of Paradise image above the Parliament House. TheyRead More…
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