Paper Money Book

Month: May 2022

Jamaica 2022 polymer banknotes family

America, Polymer

60th Anniversary of Independence” Commemorative Issue

Dr. the Hon. Nigel Clarke, who serves as the Minister of Finance and the Public Service, presented the new series of Jamaican banknotes during the opening of the 2022/23 Budget Debate in the House of Representatives on March 8, 2022. These banknotes will be made available to the public later this year.

The new banknotes feature a fresh design, and they will feature The Most Hon. Michael Manley and The Most Hon. Edward Seaga together on the $2,000 banknote. Additionally, The Right Excellent Paul Bogle and The Right Excellent George William Gordon will appear together on the upgraded $50 banknote. The Right Excellent Marcus Garvey will appear alone on the upgraded $100 banknote.

The upgraded $500 banknote will feature The Right Excellent Nanny of the Maroons and The Right Excellent Sam Sharpe together, while the upgraded $1,000 banknote will showcase the Right Excellent Sir Alexander Bustamante and the Right Excellent Norman Manley, both of whom were founding fathers of modern Jamaica, together on the banknote.

Finally, the upgraded $5,000 banknote will feature the Most Hon. Donald Sangster and the Most Hon. Hugh Shearer together.

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Argentina new family of banknotes

America

The 100 pesos banknote P-367; B-423, valued at US$1.32 or €1.13, is characterized by unique features that set it apart. With a blend of purple and rose hues and dimensions measuring 155 x 65 mm, this currency note exudes a distinct visual presence.

On the front side of the note, the denomination itself is used as a registration device, enhancing its security features. Adorned with images of flowers and María Eva Duarte de Perón, a rose with an optical variable ink (OVI) effect adds an intriguing visual element. Flipping the note reveals a depiction of the coat of arms, a sunburst, and a crowd of women surrounding María Eva Duarte de Perón, celebrating her role as a proponent of Law 13.010. The scene of women voting in 1948 further highlights her significance.

A windowed security thread with printed “BCRA 100” runs through the note, contributing to its security measures. Produced by Sociedad del Estado (S.E.) Casa de Moneda in Buenos Aires, the note carries a watermark portraying María Eva Duarte de Perón along with an electrotype “EP,” adding an additional layer of security.

The note has no date, signifying its creation in 2022, with an expected introduction by the end of the same year. The series is marked as “J.” The signatures of Sergio Massa and Miguel Angel Pesce lend their authority to the note, reinforcing its official nature.

The 200 pesos banknote P-368; B-424, valued at US$2.64 or €2.27, stands out with its distinctive features. With a bold blue color and dimensions measuring 155 x 65 mm, this currency note commands attention.

On the front side of the note, the denomination serves as a registration device, enhancing its security features. Adorned with images of flowers, Martín Miguel de Güemes, and Juana Azurduy, a poncho with an optical variable ink (OVI) effect adds an intriguing visual element. Flipping the note reveals a depiction of the coat of arms, a sunburst, and a group of soldiers on horseback during the Campaña gaucha (1814 – 1825), a scene that pays homage to historical events.

A windowed security thread with printed “BCRA 200” runs through the note, contributing to its security measures. Produced by Sociedad del Estado (S.E.) Casa de Moneda in Buenos Aires, the note carries a watermark portraying Martín Miguel de Güemes and Juana Azurduy along with electrotype “MG” and “JA,” adding an additional layer of security.

The note has no date, signifying its creation in 2022, with an expected introduction by the end of the same year. The series is marked as “J.” The signatures of Sergio Massa and Miguel Angel Pesce lend their authority to the note, reinforcing its official nature.

The 500 pesos banknote P-369; B-425, valued at US$6.60 or €5.67, is characterized by distinct features that make it noteworthy. With a vibrant green color and dimensions measuring 155 x 65 mm, this currency note commands attention.

On the front side of the note, the denomination serves as a registration device, enhancing its security features. Adorned with images of flowers, María Remedios del Valle, and Manuel Belgrano, a sunburst with an optical variable ink (OVI) effect adds a captivating visual element. Flipping the note reveals a depiction of the coat of arms, a sunburst, and soldiers on horseback pledging allegiance to the flag on February 27, 1812, commemorating a significant historical event.

A windowed security thread with printed “BCRA 500” runs through the note, contributing to its security measures. Produced by Sociedad del Estado (S.E.) Casa de Moneda in Buenos Aires, the note carries a watermark portraying María Remedios del Valle and Manuel Belgrano along with electrotype “MV” and “MB,” adding an additional layer of security.

The note has no date, signifying its creation in 2022, with an expected introduction by the end of the same year. The series is marked as “J.” The signatures of Sergio Massa and Miguel Angel Pesce lend their authority to the note, reinforcing its official nature.

The 1000 pesos banknote P-70; B-426, valued at US$13.19 or €11.34, is distinguished by unique features that set it apart. With a vibrant orange color and dimensions measuring 155 x 65 mm, this currency note possesses a distinct visual presence.

On the front side of the note, the denomination itself is used as a registration device, enhancing its security features. Adorned with images of flowers and José de San Martín, flames with an optical variable ink (OVI) effect add an intriguing visual element. Flipping the note reveals a depiction of the coat of arms, a sunburst, and soldiers on horseback crossing the Andes on January 17, 1817, commemorating a historic achievement.

A windowed security thread with printed “BCRA 1000” runs through the note, contributing to its security measures. Produced by Sociedad del Estado (S.E.) Casa de Moneda in Buenos Aires, the note carries a watermark portraying José de San Martín along with an electrotype “JSM,” adding an additional layer of security.

The note carries the year “ND” (No Date), signifying its creation in 2022, with an expected introduction by the end of the same year. The series is marked as “J.” The signatures of Sergio Massa and Miguel Angel Pesce lend their authority to the note, reinforcing its official nature.

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UAE 5 and 10-dirhams banknotes

Asia, Polymer

The 5 Dirhams banknote P-36; B-254, valued at US$1.36 or €1.17, is a fusion of history and value. Adorned in a rich brown hue and composed of durable Safeguard polymer, this note measures 151 x 64 mm, standing as both a financial unit and a reflection of the Emirates’ heritage.

The front of the banknote presents the iconic Emirates logo alongside a serene palm tree and the majestic Ajman Fort watchtower. A rosette serves as a registration device, accentuating precision. The revered image of Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, a key figure in the nation’s narrative, adds gravitas. Flipping the note, the back features Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan once more, alongside a rosette. The hilltop Dhayah Fort in Ras Al Khaimah graces the design, adding historical depth.

Security features are strategically integrated, including a simulated windowed security thread adorned with demetalized Arabic text. Crafted by Oumolat Security Printing, this note exemplifies precision and security. Although the watermark is absent, the overall design incorporates sophisticated measures to thwart counterfeiting.

The date “1443/2022” marks its creation, with prefixes “001” and “002” signifying a range of notes. Introduced on April 21, 2022, this banknote marks its integration into the currency landscape.

The 10 Dirhams banknote P-37; B-255, valued at US$2.72 or €2.34, stands as a blend of value and heritage. Draped in a rich green hue and composed of resilient Safeguard polymer, this note’s dimensions are not specified.

The front of the banknote features the iconic Emirates logo alongside the resplendent Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi. A rosette serves as a registration device, adding a touch of intricacy. The revered image of Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, an integral figure in the Emirates’ narrative, adds a sense of legacy. Flipping the note, the back displays Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan once more, alongside a rosette. The amphitheatre in Khorfakkan graces the design, connecting the present with the past.

Security features are thoughtfully integrated, including a simulated windowed security thread embellished with demetalized Arabic text. Crafted by Oumolat Security Printing, this note exemplifies precision and security. While a watermark is absent, the overall design incorporates sophisticated measures to thwart counterfeiting.

Dated “1443/2022” and introduced on April 26, 2022, this banknote signifies a moment of integration into the currency landscape. The prefixes “001” to “008” signify a range of notes united by their shared heritage.

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