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Central African States new family banknotes

Africa

New banknotes with the denominations of 500, 1000, 2000, 5000 and 10000 francs

An article published in Business in Cameroon on 7 October 2019 reported that the Banque des États de l’Afrique Centrale (Central African States Bank) was getting ready to release a new series of banknotes. This information was disclosed in Resolution N°7 during the regular meeting of the ministerial council of the Central African Monetary Union (UMAC) on 2 October 2019, held at the bank’s headquarters in Yaoundé, Cameroon. These new banknotes will replace the current ones that have been in circulation since 24 November 2003. Recently, on 22 November 2022, the new set of banknotes was unveiled and is scheduled to be launched on 15 December 2022.

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Bahamas new 10 dollars banknote

America

The 10 dollar banknote (US$10.00; €8.60) with the P-87 and B-356, colored in gray and green, is a stunning piece of currency. Its dimensions of 156 x 67 mm make it easy to handle, while the Durasafe® substrate ensures its durability.

On the front of the note, you will find a stunning SPARK Orbital butterfly, symbolizing the beauty and grace of nature. It is accompanied by the portrait of Sir Stafford Lofthouse Sands, a former Bahamian politician and statesman who played a crucial role in the country’s development.

The back of the note showcases the picturesque Hope Town lighthouse and flamingoes, highlighting the country’s stunning landscapes and wildlife.

To ensure its security, the note comes with a Rapid HD Detect windowed security thread featuring a demetalized 10 and sand dollar. The note was printed by Crane Currency (Sweden) – CC, one of the most reputable printing companies globally. The watermark features the portrait of Stafford L. Sands, an electrotype of $10, and cornerstones.

This particular note was issued on December 15, 2022, with the prefix A and signed by John A. Rolle, further adding to its uniqueness and value. Overall, this 10 dollar banknote is a beautiful and secure piece of currency, reflecting the beauty and diversity of the Bahamas.

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Syria new 50 pounds banknote

Asia

The 50 Syrian Pound (US$0.10; €0.08) banknote, designated as P-112b and B-636, is a legal tender issued by the Central Bank of Syria. This particular note has been designed with advanced security features to deter counterfeiting attempts.

The front of the banknote features an intricate design of the Ugarit alphabet on ancient cuneiform clay tables from Ebla. The image is in high resolution and features microprinting to prevent replication. The back of the banknote depicts the Library in Damascus and a monument to Hafez al Assad, which serves as a symbol of the country’s cultural heritage.

One of the key security features on this banknote is the windowed security thread. The thread contains demetalized CBS 50 and Arabic text, and can be viewed under UV light. Additionally, the banknote features a watermark of an Arabian horse head and electrotype 50, which can be easily detected by holding the note up to light.

The banknote was printed by the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Goznak” (Russia) – FGU, a trusted and experienced printing house known for producing high-quality banknotes for various countries. The note has a prefix of S/01 and features the signatures of Yaghi and Karfoul.

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Nigeria 200, 500 and 1000 naira banknotes

Africa

The 200 Naira (US$0.53 or €0.45) banknote P-47; B-244, it is a pink-colored bill and measures 151 x 78 mm in size. The front of the note features a portrait of Alhaji Sir Ahmadu Bello, a well-known Nigerian leader who was instrumental in the country’s pre-independence movement.

To prevent counterfeiting, the bill includes a windowed security thread with demetalized CBN. On the back of the note, there is an image of cattle and a bag pyramid. The bill also features a watermark of Alhaji Sir Ahmadu Bello and electrotype 200 CBN to further enhance its security.

The 200 Naira bill was introduced in 2022 and has the prefix “AJ” with a serial number of “Intro: 23.11.2022.” It is signed by two prominent officials, Godwin Emefiele and Ahmed Bello Umar, who hold important positions at the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Overall, the 200 Naira bill is an important part of Nigeria’s currency system and is widely circulated throughout the country. Its security features and unique design make it a valuable addition to anyone’s collection of world currencies.

The 500 Naira (US$1.31 or €1.13) banknote P-47; B-245 is a green-colored, measures 151 x 78 mm in size and features a portrait of Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, a Nigerian nationalist who played a pivotal role in the country’s struggle for independence.

To prevent counterfeiting, the bill includes a windowed security thread with demetalized CBN. The back of the note depicts an oil rig, highlighting Nigeria’s important role in the global oil industry. The bill also features a watermark of Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe and electrotype 500 CBN to further enhance its security.

The 500 Naira bill was introduced in 2022 and has the prefix “AA” with a serial number of “Intro: 23.11.2022.” It is signed by Godwin Emefiele and Ahmed Bello Umar, two important officials at the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Overall, the 500 Naira bill is an important part of Nigeria’s currency system and is widely used throughout the country. Its unique design and security features make it a valuable addition to anyone’s collection of world currencies.

The 1,000 Naira (US$2.63 or €2.26) banknote P-48; B-246 is a blue-colored bill, measures 151 x 78 mm in size and features the portraits of Alhaji Aliyu Mai-Bornu and Dr. Clement Isong, two prominent Nigerians who served as governors of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

To prevent counterfeiting, the bill includes a windowed security thread with demetalized CBN. The back of the note depicts the Central Bank of Nigeria building in Abuja, as well as a striking rock formation. The bill also features a watermark of portraits and electrotype CBN 1000 to further enhance its security.

The 1,000 Naira bill was introduced in 2022 and has the prefix “B” with a serial number of “Intro: 23.11.2022.” It is signed by Godwin Emefiele and Ahmed Bello Umar, two important officials at the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Overall, the 1,000 Naira bill is an important part of Nigeria’s currency system and is widely used throughout the country. Its unique design and security features make it a valuable addition to anyone’s collection of world currencies.

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Cambodja 200 and 2000 rials banknotes

Asia

The new 200 Riels Cambodja banknote P-65A and B-436, equivalent to US$0.05 or €0.04, features a stunning combination of gray, green, and orange colors. It measures 138 X 64 mm in size and has no security thread.

On the obverse side of the banknote, you can see the Coat of Arms, a naga or mythical snake, and a portrait of King Norodom Sihamoni as a youth. On the reverse side, the banknote showcases the Preah Thineang Chan Chhaya, also known as the Moonlight Pavilion, of the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh. It also features Paul Ducuing’s statue of King Sisowath at the National Museum of Cambodia.

The banknote was printed with a watermark of a floral pattern and was introduced on November 14, 2022. It is signed by Chea Chanto and Tha Yao.

The new 1,000 Riels Cambodja banknote P-67A and B-437, equivalent to US$0.49 or €0.42, It is colored in blue and measures 146 x 68 mm in size. The banknote has no security thread.

On the front of the banknote, you can see the Coat of Arms, a naga or mythical snake, and a portrait of King Norodom Sihamoni as an adult. On the back of the banknote, it showcases an ancient stone artifact, the Prasat Tao or King Lion Temple, located at Sambo Prei Kuk Kampong Tom Province. The banknote also features a chinthe or King Lion.

The banknote was printed with a watermark of a diamond pattern and was introduced on November 14, 2022. It is signed by Chea Chanto and Tha Yao.

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Qatar 2022 “FIFA World Cup” banknote

Asia, Commemorative, Polymer

Commemoration of 2022 FIFA World Cup

The 22 Riyals (US$6.04; €5.19) banknote, P-39; BNP201 is a brown-colored SAFEGUARD® polymer bill, a material that provides excellent durability and resistance to wear and tear. It measures 154 x 72 mm in size.

The front of the bill features an image of the Lusail Iconic Stadium in Doha, Qatar. The back of the bill displays a tower, a dhow, the al-Bayt stadium in al-Chaur, and a globe. These images represent various aspects of Qatari culture and heritage, as well as the country’s status as a modern and forward-thinking nation.

The 22 Riyals bill was introduced in 2022 and has the prefix ‘Q’, with the introduction date of 09.11.2022. It is signed by Al-Thani and Al-Kuwari. The printer is De La Rue, a well-known security printing company based in London, England.

Overall, the 22 Riyals bill is a high-quality and secure banknote that reflects the beauty and cultural richness of Qatar. Its unique design and use of polymer material make it a valuable addition to anyone’s collection of world currencies.

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Algeria 2000 dinars banknote

Africa

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The 2,000 Dinar (US$15.44; €13.28) banknote P-148; B-413 is predominantly green in color and measures 158 x 72 mm. The note is printed on Durasafe® substrate, which provides enhanced durability and security.

The front of the note features a map of Algeria with a crescent and star as a gold SPARK feature. The front also displays a map of the Arab world, the Martyr’s Memorial, the Arab League logo, and the Algerian flag.

On the back of the note, there is a picture of a natural stone arch in Tassili N’Ajjer National Park, along with an image of the minaret of Djamaa el Djazaïr (Great Mosque of Algiers), a palm tree, a camel caravan, the Hoggar mountains, and Roman ruins in Tipaza.

The note includes a windowed holographic security thread with demetalized 2022 for added security. The watermark on the note features the image of Emir Abdelkader and the electrotype 2000. The note was introduced on November 2, 2022.

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Laos new 10000 and 20000 kip banknotes

Asia

The 10,000 Kip (US$1.10 and €0.94) banknote, P-41B and B-521 is predominantly blue in color and measures 152 x 68 mm.

The front of the note features the portrait of Kaysone Phomvihane, a prominent Lao revolutionary and politician, along with an image of the Pha That Luang pagoda in Vientiane, the capital city of Laos.

On the back of the note, there is a picture of the Lao-Nippon bridge over the Mekong River, which connects Laos to Thailand. The bridge is an important symbol of the economic and political ties between Laos and Japan.

The note includes a holographic security thread with demetalized Lao denomination for added security. The watermark on the note features the image of Kaysone Phomvihane and the electrotype 10000.

The note was introduced in 2020 with the prefix “AA”.

The 20,000 Kip (US$2.19 and €1.88) banknote, P-41C and B-522 is predominantly brown in color and measures 152 x 68 mm.

The front of the note features the portrait of Kaysone Phomvihane, along with an image of the Xienthong temple on the Mekong River in Luang Prabang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Laos.

On the back of the note, there is a picture of the Theun-Hinboune hydroelectric complex, which is an important source of electricity for Laos. The complex includes two dams and a power plant, and it is located in the Khammouane Province.

The note includes a solid demetalized 20000 and Lao text as the security thread, for added security. The watermark on the note features the image of Kaysone Phomvihane and the electrotype 20000.

The note was introduced in 2020 with the prefix “AA”.

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Liberia new family banknotes

Africa

The 20 Dollar banknote P-39; B-317, valued at US$0.10 or €0.09, possesses distinct characteristics that contribute to its significance. With a rich brown color and dimensions of 133 x 66 mm, this currency note commands attention.

The front side of the note prominently features the image of President William V. S. Tubman. Flipping the note reveals a depiction of the CENTRAL BANK OF LIBERIA and a market scene, representing the nation’s economic and cultural aspects.

A gold-to-green windowed security thread runs through the note, featuring demetalized elements such as stars, the denomination, and “CBL” to enhance its security features. A watermark graces the note, showcasing the coat of arms along with an electrotype “CBL,” adding a security element.

The note carries the year “2022,” signifying its creation, and was introduced into circulation by the end of the same year. The signatures of Tweah and Tarlue lend their authority to the note, underscoring its official nature.

The 50 Dollar banknote P-40; B-318, valued at US$0.25 or €0.22, is distinguished by its unique characteristics. With a blend of red and purple hues and dimensions measuring 143 x 66 mm, this currency note possesses a distinct visual presence.

The front side of the note prominently displays the image of President Samuel Kayon Doe. Flipping the note reveals a depiction of the CENTRAL BANK OF LIBERIA along with a scene portraying palm nut harvest, symbolizing the nation’s economic activities and resources.

A purple-to-gold windowed security thread runs through the note, featuring demetalized elements including stars, the denomination, and “CBL,” enhancing its security features. Additionally, the note boasts a watermark that showcases the coat of arms along with an electrotype “CBL,” adding an extra layer of security.

The note is marked with the year “2022,” indicating its creation and introduction. The signatures of Tweah and Tarlue lend their authority to the note, underscoring its official nature.

The 500 Dollar banknote P-42; B-320, valued at US$2.51 or €2.16, features distinct characteristics that contribute to its significance. With a combination of purple and blue hues and dimensions measuring 143 x 66 mm, this currency note carries a unique visual appeal.

On the front side of the note, three individuals dressed in traditional clothing take center stage, reflecting cultural heritage. Turning the note reveals an image of an adult and calf hippopotamus on the back, showcasing the diverse wildlife of the region.

A green-to-blue windowed security thread runs through the note, featuring demetalized stars, the denomination, and “CBL,” enhancing its security features. A watermark is present on the note, displaying the coat of arms along with an electrotype “CBL,” adding an extra layer of authenticity.

The note is marked with the year “2022,” indicating its creation and anticipated introduction. The signatures of Tweah and Tarlue lend their authority to the note, underscoring its official nature.

The 1000 Dollar banknote P-43; B-321, valued at US$5.03 or €4.32, is characterized by distinct attributes that contribute to its significance. With a rich green color and dimensions measuring 143 x 66 mm, this currency note exudes a unique visual presence.

On the front side of the note, the image of President William Richard Tolbert Jr. is prominently displayed. Flipping the note reveals an image of a market woman on the back, representing the vital role of commerce and trade in the country.

A gold-to-green windowed security thread runs through the note, featuring demetalized stars, the denomination, and “CBL,” enhancing its security features. The note boasts a watermark showcasing the coat of arms along with an electrotype “CBL,” adding an additional layer of security.

The note carries the year “2022,” signifying its creation and planned introduction. The signatures of Tweah and Tarlue lend their authority to the note, reinforcing its official nature.

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Sudan 1000 pounds banknote

Africa

The 1000 Pound (US$18.08; €15.55) banknote, P-81b and B-418a, is a legal tender issued by the Central Bank of Sudan. The note has been designed with advanced security features to deter counterfeiting attempts and to ensure its integrity in the financial market.

The banknote is predominantly blue in color and has dimensions of 160 x 74 mm. The front of the banknote features an image of a sorghum plant and grain silos. The image is in high resolution and features intricate line work and microprinting to prevent replication. The back of the banknote depicts a sorghum plant, waterfall, and farmers plowing the field with cattle.

One of the key security features on this banknote is the RAPID windowed security thread with Islamic ornaments. This feature can be viewed under UV light and helps to authenticate the banknote, making it difficult to counterfeit. Additionally, the banknote features a watermark of a secretary bird and electrotype CBOS / LS 1000, which is visible when held up to light.

The banknote was printed by the Sudan Currency Printing Press (SCPP) and bears the date of May 2022, with the prefix KH and an introduction date of 16.08.2022. The banknote features the signature of Jangool, located at the bottom left corner.

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