19% Discount off The Banknote Book
As the entire world grapples with the coronavirus pandemic through various shelter-in-place or quarantine orders, many of you have been passing the time with your banknote collections. I appreciate all the input I’ve received as a result, from prefix range extensions to images of new note varieties. Keep those contentRead More…
Guatemala new sig/date (15.02.2017) 100-quetzal note (B601h) confirmed
Like B601g, but new signatures (Monterroso/Francisco), new date (15 DE FEBRERO DE 2017), and new printer imprint (OBERTHUR fiduciare). Courtesy of Thomas Augustsson.
Guatemala new sig/date (31.01.2018) 5-quetzal note (B605b) confirmed
Like B605a, but new signatures (Monterroso/Francisco), new date (31 DE ENERO DE 2018), and new printer imprint (PWPW S.A.). Courtesy of Thomas Augustsson.
Nepal Rastra Bank names Adhikari as new governor
According to a OnlineKhabar article dated 6 April 2020, the Nepal Rastra Bank has named Maha Prasad Adhikari to succeed Chiranjivi Nepal as governor, effective immediately.
Thailand new signature 1,000-baht note (B197b) confirmed
Like B197a, but new signatures. Courtesy of Mike Teseling.
Aruba 100-florin note (B124a) named IBNS Bank Note of the Year 2019
The International Bank Note Society (IBNS) announces that its voting membership has selected the Central Bank of Aruba to receive its annual prestigious “Bank Note of the Year Award” for 2019. With well over 100 new banknotes released worldwide during 2019, only 22 were deemed of sufficiently new design toRead More…
Tunisia new 10-dinar note (B538a) reportedly introduced on 27.03.2020
According to a press release, the Banque Centrale de Tunisie introduced a new 10-dinar note on 27 March 2020.
Ukraine new 50-hryvnia note (B855a) confirmed
Courtesy of David Murcek (The Monetary Unit).
Ukraine new sig/date (2019) 100-hryvnia note (B856b) confirmed
Like B856a, but new signature (Smolii) and new date (2019). Courtesy of David Murcek (The Monetary Unit).
Ukraine new 200-hryvnia note (B857a) confirmed
Courtesy of David Murcek (The Monetary Unit).