Swaziland king renames country Kingdom of eSwatini
According to an article in The Guardian dated 19 April 2018, King Mswati III announced that Swaziland has reverted its name to the Kingdom of eSwatini (meaning “place of the Swazi”) to commemorate the 50th anniversary of its independence from Britain. Time will tell what name will appear on futureRead More…
Suriname new sig/date (01.09.2016) 50-dollar note (B548c) confirmed
Like B548b, but new signature (Glenn Gersie) and new date (1 SEPTEMBER 2016). Prefix GZ. Courtesy of Sabine Leuenberger (collect-unc-currency on eBay).Read More…
Iran new signature 100,000-rial note (B289c) confirmed
Like B289b, but new signature (Seif/Karbasian). Courtesy of Sabine Leuenberger (collect-unc-currency on eBay).Read More…
Cuba new sig/date (2017) 5-peso convertible note (BFX907g) confirmed
Like BFX907f, but new signature (Martinez) and new date (2017). Series CI. Courtesy of Yigal Arkin.Read More…
Cuba new sig/date (2017) 1-peso convertible note (BFX905f) confirmed
Like BFX905e, but new signature (Martinez) and new date (2017). Series AG. Courtesy of Yigal Arkin.Read More…
Cuba new date (2016) 50-peso note (B910k) confirmed
Like B910j, but new date (2016). Series BO-79. Courtesy of Yigal Arkin.Read More…
Lebanon new 100,000-pound note (B546a) confirmed
Like B537, but slightly revised designs, new security thread, cedar tree in blue/green SPARK Orbital, and different serial number formats.Read More…
Jordan new sig/date (2018) 10-dinar note (B232e) confirmed
Like B232d, but new signature and new date (2018). Courtesy of Eyad Alali.Read More…
Uganda new sig/date (2017) 5,000-shilling note (B156e) confirmed
Like B156d, but new signatures (Mutebile/Kanyemibwa) and new date (2017). Courtesy of Schachar Eli.Read More…
Bolivia new banknote family reported for introduction in 2018 – 2019
The Banco Central de Bolivia intends to introduce a new family of five notes in denomination order starting in 2018 and ending in April 2019. These notes bear the country’s official name, Estado Plurinacional de Boliva, to reflect the multiculturalism of the country and all of its citizens. Courtesy ofRead More…