Pakistan new date (2020) 500-rupee note (B237q) confirmed
Like B237p, but new date (2020). Courtesy of Peter Mosselberger (Bank Note Museum).Read More…
Trans-Dniester new 1-ruble numismatic product (BNP219a) reportedly introduced on 31.08.2020
On 31 August 2020, the Trans-Dniester Republican Bank introduced 1-ruble notes commemorating the 30th anniversary of the formation of Trans-Dniester. 2,500 notes were packaged in folders. Courtesy of Jacek Stącel, Paul Soboleff (fox-notes.ru), and Ivan Bogdanov (bonistics.org).Read More…
Myanmar new 500-kyat note (B118.5a) confirmed introduced on 19.07.2020
Courtesy of Max Keller.Read More…
Bahamas new 5-dollar note (B351a) reportedly introduced on 23.09.2020
Courtesy of Ivan Bogdanov (bonistics.org).Read More…
Dominican Republic new 2,000-peso domincano note (B732a) confirmed
Like B725, but new date, new signatures, and new design at upper right front. Courtesy of Jacek Stącel.Read More…
Dominican Republic new 200-peso domincano note (B729a) confirmed
Like B722, but new date, new signatures, and new design at upper right front. Courtesy of Jacek Stącel.Read More…
Comoros new signature 5,000-franc note (B309c) confirmed
Like B309b, but new signatures (Imani/Rioux). Courtesy of Murtaza Abdeali (African Collectible).Read More…
Comoros new signature 2,000-franc note (B308c) confirmed
Like B308b, but new signatures (Imani/Rioux). Courtesy of Murtaza Abdeali (African Collectible).Read More…
Comoros revised 500- and 1,000-franc notes (B306c and B307c) confirmed introduced on 01.09.2020
According to a press release dated 28 August 2020, the Banque Centrale des Comores introduced more robust 500- and 1,000-franc notes (B306c and B307c) on 1 September 2020. These notes are like the preceding paper issues, but printed on the Banque de France‘s EverFit composite substrate. The bank also indicatedRead More…
Bulgaria new 5-lev note (B235a) confirmed introduced on 04.09.2020
Like B231, but with new security features, including a revised holographic stripe, improved watermark, and diagonal lines at left/right front as a tactile feature for the sight-impaired. Intro: 4 September 2020. Courtesy of Andrian Chekanov, Richard Miranda, and Ivan Bogdanov (bonistics.org).Read More…