Paper Money Book

Category: America

Banknotes of America, current, obsolete and commemorative paper money in accurate details. Daily face value in euro and dollars of all banknotes.

Honduras 200 lempiras

America, Commemorative

  

The 200 Lempiras (US$8.11; €6.97) P-114; B-358 banknote of Banco Central de Honduras is a striking blue issue measuring 156 x 67 mm. Dated 9 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 2023 and introduced on 20.01.2026 with prefix H, it was printed by Crane Currency in Malta in a quantity of 20,000,000 pieces. The front features the denomination in SPARK and as a registration device, alongside colored squares representing the traditional Lenca loom. A portrait of Bertha Isabel Cáceres Flores appears prominently, accompanied by imagery of the Gualcarque River and surrounding trees, honoring her environmental activism and indigenous leadership.

The back displays Cáceres’ powerful quote, “¡Despertemos humanidad! / ¡Ya no hay tiempo!” (“Let us awaken humanity! There is no more time!”). An aerial view of La Esperanza, Intibucá—her birthplace—forms the central vignette, together with the denomination as a registration device and the official seal of the Banco Central de Honduras. Security features include a green-to-blue windowed security thread with demetalized BCH and a watermark portraying Bertha Cáceres with electrotype BCH. The note bears the signatures of Santos, Ávila, and Ochoa, reinforcing its official authorization.

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Belize new family

America

$2 belize $2 Belize

The 2 Dollars banknote (US$0.99; €0.85), catalogued as P-73 and B-331, features a violet color scheme and measures 140 x 70 mm. The front depicts Philip Goldson alongside the national coat of arms, with the Antelope Waterfall from Mayflower Bocawina National Park, and incorporates the denomination as a registration device. On the reverse, the note again features the denomination as a registration device, with scenic views of the Sapodilla Waterfall in Elijio Panti National Park and the 1000 Foot Falls in Cayo.

Security features include a PureImage windowed holographic thread showcasing the black orchid (Prosthechea cochleata). It is printed by De La Rue, London (DLR), and carries a watermark of Philip Goldson and an electrotype “2.” The official date on the note is 1st February 2025, with its introduction on 4th August 2025. The signatures on the note are those of Kareem Michael, Joseph Waight, and Sydney Campbell.

$5 Belize

$5 Belize

The 5 Dollars banknote (US$2.48; €2.13), listed as P-74 and B-332, is printed in red and measures 140 x 70 mm. The front features a portrait of George Cadle Price, the national coat of arms, and an image of the National Assembly building at Independence Plaza in Belmopan, along with the denomination shown as a registration device. The reverse again incorporates the denomination as a registration device, alongside a depiction of the Belize City Peninsula and Haulover Creek, the Supreme Court building, and Saint John’s Cathedral, all located in Belize City.

Security elements include a PureImage windowed holographic thread displaying the cupola of the Belize Supreme Court. The note is produced by De La Rue, London (DLR), and carries a watermark of George Cadle Price with an electrotype “5.” It bears the date 1st February 2025, with its introduction set for 4th August 2025. Signatures include Kareem Michael, Joseph Waight, and Sydney Campbell.

$10 Belize

$10 Belize

The 10 Dollars banknote (US$4.96; €4.26), catalogued as P-75 and B-333, features a green color scheme and measures 140 x 70 mm. On the front, it displays a portrait of Philip Goldson, the national coat of arms, and a depiction of the green heron (Butorides virescens), with the denomination included as a registration device. The reverse presents English text and the denomination as a registration device, along with vibrant wildlife imagery: a keel-billed toucan perched on a branch, a long-billed hermit hummingbird gathering pollen, and a scaly-breasted hummingbird in flight.

Its security features include a holographic foil stripe with images of the keel-billed toucan and scarlet macaw, as well as a windowed security thread with a demetalized keel-billed toucan. Printed by De La Rue, London (DLR), the note carries a watermark of Philip Goldson and an electrotype “10.” It is dated 1st February 2025, scheduled for introduction on 4th August 2025, and bears the signatures of Kareem Michael, Joseph Waight, and Sydney Campbell.

$20 Belize

$20 Belize

The 20 Dollars banknote (US$9.92; €8.53), designated as P-76 and B-334, has a brown color scheme and dimensions of 140 x 70 mm. The front features a portrait of George Cadle Price alongside the national coat of arms and an image of the Baird’s tapir, with the denomination shown as a registration device. The reverse contains English text, the denomination as a registration device, and detailed depictions of Belize’s wildlife: a jaguar (Panthera onca) and a green iguana.

Security elements include a holographic foil stripe with the striking blue morpho butterfly and a windowed security thread with a demetalized keel-billed toucan. The note is printed by De La Rue, London (DLR), and bears a watermark of George Cadle Price with an electrotype “20.” Officially dated 1st February 2025, it is scheduled for introduction on 4th August 2025. The banknote carries the signatures of Kareem Michael, Joseph Waight, and Sydney Campbell.

$50 Belize

$50 Belize

The 50 Dollars banknote (US$24.80; €21.32), listed as P-77 and B-335, is printed in burgundy and measures 150 x 75 mm. The front displays a portrait of Philip Goldson, the national coat of arms, and an image of the Mask Temple at Lamanai, with the denomination incorporated as a registration device. The reverse highlights Belize’s Mayan heritage, featuring the top of the Caana ruins in Caracol, the El Castillo structure at Xunantunich, and a segment of the Xunantunich east frieze. A holographic foil stripe showcases the keel-billed toucan alongside the Mask Temple in Lamanai.

The security thread is windowed, providing added protection against counterfeiting. Produced by De La Rue, London (DLR), the note includes a watermark of Philip Goldson and an electrotype “50.” Dated 1st February 2025, it is scheduled for introduction on 4th August 2025. The signatures featured on the note are those of Kareem Michael, Joseph Waight, and Sydney Campbell.

$100 Belize

$100 Belize

The 100 Dollars banknote (US$49.60; €42.64), identified as P-78 and B-336, features a blue color scheme and measures 150 x 75 mm. The front displays a portrait of George Cadle Price, the national coat of arms, and an image of the Queen triggerfish (Balistes vetula), with the denomination shown as a registration device. The reverse presents the denomination again as a registration device and highlights Belize’s marine treasures, including a Hawksbill sea turtle, the Great Blue Hole, two French angelfish, a nurse shark (Ginglymostoma cirratum), and grooved brain coral (Diploria labyrinthiformis). A holographic foil stripe depicts the keel-billed toucan alongside the Hawksbill sea turtle.

Security features include a windowed security thread with a demetalized longsnout/slender seahorse. The note is printed by De La Rue, London (DLR), and carries a watermark of George Cadle Price with an electrotype “100.” Dated 1st February 2025, it will be introduced on 4th August 2025, bearing the signatures of Kareem Michael, Joseph Waight, and Sydney Campbell.

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Mexico commemorative 200 pesos

America, Commemorative

Celebration of the 30th Anniversary of Autonomy of Banco de México

The 200 Pesos banknote P-131A; B-722, valued at approximately US$8.95 or €7.70. This banknote is distinguished by its green color and dimensions of 139 x 65 mm.

On the front of the note, the design commemorates the beginning of Mexico’s War of Independence. It features an image of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, the priest who initiated the independence movement on September 16, 1810, through the famous “el grito de Dolores” (Cry of Dolores). Accompanying him is José María Morelos y Pavón, who took over the leadership of the movement after Hidalgo’s death and is revered as the “Siervo de la Nación” (Servant of the Nation). Alongside these historical figures, there is a vignette of the “Campana de Dolores” (Bell of Dolores), which Hidalgo used to rally the population and start the independence movement in Dolores, Hidalgo.

Additionally, the front of the note features an overprint “30 ANIVERSARIO DE LA AUTONOMIA 1994-2019” below the bank’s name at the upper left corner. This overprint commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Banco de Mexico’s autonomy, granted by Article 28 of the Constitution on April 1, 1994.

The reverse side of the note showcases an image of a royal eagle, symbolizing Mexico’s scrubland and desert ecosystem found at the Pinacate and Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve in Sonora. This reserve is designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, highlighting its ecological significance.

For security, the note includes both a windowed security thread and a solid security thread with demetalized “200”. These features help prevent counterfeiting and ensure the note’s authenticity. The watermark includes the image of the Bell and an electrotype “200”, further enhancing its security.

This 200 Pesos note is printed by Banco do Mexico (BdM), known for producing secure and high-quality currency.

The note is dated December 6, 2019, with the prefixes FW to GA, and was introduced on May 20, 2024. It is authenticated by the signatures of Galia Borja Gómez and Alejandro Alegre Rabiela.

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Argentina new 10000 pesos banknote

America

The 10,000 Pesos note, valued at approximately US$131.95 and €113.44, P-372 and B-430. This banknote is primarily blue-grey in color and measures 155 x 65 mm.

On the front, the note features the denomination as a registration device, accompanied by a floral motif. Prominently displayed are the portraits of María Remedios del Valle and Manuel Belgrano, two key figures in Argentine history. Additionally, a sunburst in optically variable ink (OVI) enhances the security and aesthetic appeal of the note.

The back of the note showcases the Coat of Arms of Argentina. It also depicts a historical scene of soldiers on horseback pledging allegiance to the flag on February 27, 1812. The denomination is again presented as a registration device, ensuring consistency in design and security features.

This banknote includes a windowed security thread, adding a layer of protection against counterfeiting. It is printed by the China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation.

The watermark features the images of María Remedios del Valle and Manuel Belgrano, along with the electrotype initials MV and MB, providing an additional security measure.

The banknote is not dated, the series A was introduced on May 7, 2024. It bears the signatures of Santiago Bausili and Victoria Villarruel, which authenticate the note’s official issuance.

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Suriname new 500 dollars banknote

America

 

The new Suriname 500 Dollar banknote P-166B; B-551, equivalent to US$35.33 or €30.37, is characterized by its regal purple hue and measures 140 x 70 mm in size. Crafted on a hybrid substrate known as ADDvance, this note blends durability with intricate design elements.

The front side of the banknote features the iconic Central Bank building situated in Paramaribo, serving as a symbol of financial strength and stability within Suriname. Meanwhile, the reverse side showcases the Moriche palm (Mauritia flexuosa) alongside a rice combine harvester, highlighting the nation’s agricultural prowess and natural abundance.

Security features of the banknote include a magenta-to-green RollingStar i+ Cube windowed security thread, incorporating a demetalized “500” for enhanced authenticity verification. This sophisticated feature adds an additional layer of protection against counterfeiting attempts, ensuring the integrity of the currency.

Manufactured by Giesecke & Devrient (G&D), a reputable printing company based in Germany, this banknote reflects the company’s dedication to precision and quality craftsmanship. A watermark depicting the bank’s headquarters and an electrotype CBvS further authenticate the note’s validity, bolstering confidence in its use.

The 500 Dollar banknote bears the issuance date of January 1, 2024, with the prefix “BQ,” indicating its origin. It was introduced into circulation on March 23, 2024, signifying its recent integration into the monetary system. This banknote represents not only monetary value but also the rich cultural heritage and economic vitality of Suriname.

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Suriname new 200 dollars banknote

America

 

The new Suriname 200 Dollar banknote P-166A; B-550, equivalent to US$14.13 or €12.15, features several notable characteristics. It boasts a vibrant green color and measures 140 x 70 mm in size. Crafted on a hybrid substrate known as ADDvance, this note showcases meticulous attention to detail.

On the front side, the prominent image is that of the Central Bank building located in Paramaribo. This architectural icon represents the financial backbone of the nation. Meanwhile, the reverse side captures the essence of Suriname’s natural beauty, portraying the Sandbox tree (Hura crepitans) alongside a fishing trawler, embodying elements of both land and sea.

Security features of the banknote include a striking green-to-gold RollingStar LEAD stripe adorned with sandbox tree seeds, enhancing its aesthetic appeal while deterring counterfeit attempts. Additionally, a green-to-gold RollingStar i+ Cube windowed security thread with a demetalized “200” further fortifies its security measures.

Manufactured by Giesecke & Devrient (G&D), a renowned printing company based in Germany, the meticulous craftsmanship of this banknote reflects their commitment to quality and precision. A watermark depicting the bank’s headquarters and an electrotype CBvS add layers of authentication, ensuring its integrity.

The issuance date of this 200 Dollar note is recorded as January 1, 2024, bearing the prefix “AG.” It was introduced into circulation on March 23, 2024, signifying its recent integration into the monetary system. This banknote symbolizes both financial stability and cultural richness, encapsulating the essence of Suriname’s economic landscape.

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Eastern Caribbean States new 2 dollars

America, Commemorative, Polymer

Celebration of 40th Anniversary of Eastern Caribbean Central Bank

 

The 2-dollar banknote, P-61; B-245, is a captivating piece of currency distinguished by its multicolored design and innovative use of polymer material. Measuring 69 x 145 mm, this note integrates SAFEGUARD® technology, highlighting a commitment to durability and advanced security features.

On the obverse side, the banknote showcases a conch shell alongside the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank building in Basseterre, St. Kitts. The focal point is Sir Isaac Vivian “Viv” Alexander Richards, a cricket legend known as “The Master Blaster,” depicted wielding a cricket bat. Commemorating the 40th anniversary, a dedicated logo enhances the visual narrative.

Flipping the note reveals a reverse side featuring the 40th-anniversary logo prominently. Marine life takes center stage with depictions of fish, coral, turtles, and a map of the Lesser Antilles. This thematic representation aligns with the region’s rich biodiversity and cultural heritage.

No security thread or watermark on this 2-dollar banknote. De La Rue, a reputable London-based printing company (DLR), undertakes the responsibility of bringing this banknote to life.

The note’s date of issue remains unspecified (ND), yet its official introduction on December 6, 2023, marks a significant milestone. The polymer composition not only ensures longevity but also aligns with contemporary trends in currency design, showcasing a fusion of tradition and technological progress.

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Peru new 200 soles banknote

America

The 200 Soles banknote P-200; B-541 which is approximately equivalent to US$55.75; €47.93, boasts a distinctive design and security features, the note is visually striking with its purple color and compact dimensions of 140 x 65 mm.

The front of the banknote features a portrait of the renowned Peruvian artist, Tilsa Tsuchiya Castillo. The addition of SPARK Live technology on the front adds a dynamic element to the design, providing both aesthetic appeal and enhanced security.

On the reverse side, the banknote showcases images of Flor Bella Abanquina (Dalechampia aristolochiifolia) and the iconic Gallito de las Rocas (Andean Cock-of-the-Rock, Rupicola peruvianus). These natural elements, along with the national arms, contribute to a representation of Peru’s rich biodiversity and cultural heritage.

Security features are robust, including a security thread known as INTERPROVING SAFETY THREAD. This thread incorporates moving figures and prominently displays the denomination 200, reinforcing the banknote’s resistance to counterfeiting. Additionally, a watermark featuring Tilsa Tsuchiya Castillo and an electrotype 200 further enhances its security measures.

Produced by De La Rue International Limited, a reputable printing company with expertise in security printing, the banknote’s quality and authenticity are assured. The note was officially issued on December 16, 2021, and introduced into circulation on December 15, 2023, allowing ample time for the public to familiarize themselves with its unique design and features.

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Cayman Islands new 70 dollar banknote

America, Commemorative

One-Year Anniversary of Passing Away of Elizabeth II and Her Platinum Jubilee

The banknote P-47 and B-227 is valued at 70 Dollars (equivalent to US$81.90 or €72.21). It features a color scheme of brown and grey and has dimensions measuring 156 x 66 mm.

On the front side of the banknote, you’ll find a variety of significant elements, including a crown used as a registration device, images of a fish and a map, the royal cipher of Queen Elizabeth II (ERII), the coat of arms, and a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II herself.

On the reverse side of the banknote, there are three portraits of Queen Elizabeth II. Among these portraits, one depicts her holding a bouquet of flowers during her visit to the Cayman Islands in 1983. You’ll also find the ERII royal cipher and the crown as a registration device on the back.

This banknote incorporates several security features, including a holographic windowed security thread to deter counterfeiting. It was printed by De La Rue in London, England (DLR). The watermark on the banknote includes a turtle, an electrotype with the acronym CIMA, and cornerstones.

The banknote is dated 2022 and carries the prefix “Q/1”. It was introduced into circulation on the 12th of October, 2023, with a total quantity of 10,000 notes in circulation. The banknote is signed by Cindy Scotland and Panton.

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Cayman Islands new 50 dollars banknote

America, Commemorative

25th anniversary of the founding of the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) on 1 January 1997

Introducing the new currency notes for 2023, featuring the bold and beautiful color of purple. The front side of the note is adorned with English text, stunning stingrays, a map, a holographic patch displaying the CIMA 25th Anniversary logo, the coat of arms, and a regal portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.

The back of the note features English text, a shell, and an eye-catching image of a stingray. To ensure its authenticity, the note is equipped with a holographic windowed security thread that adds an extra layer of security.

The watermark of the note displays a turtle, an electrotype of CIMA, and Cornerstones. The note is printed by the renowned printing company DE LA RUE on high-quality paper. The note measures 156 x 66 mm and has a prefix of D/4.

The note is set to be introduced in February 2023 and is sure to impress with its intricate design and advanced security features. The new currency note will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on the world of finance and collectors alike.

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