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New banknotes of the world, current, obsolete and commemorative paper money in accurate details. Daily face value in euro and dollars.

Indonesia new family banknotes

Asia

The 1,000 Rupiah banknote P-162; B-617, valued at US$0.07 or €0.06, showcases distinct characteristics that contribute to its significance. With a verdant green hue and dimensions of 121 x 65 mm, this currency note carries a unique charm.

On its front, the note features the image of Tjut Meutia, a figure of historical importance. Turning the note reveals the captivating scene of Banda Neira, set within the Banda Islands. The presence of the Tari Tifa dancer adds an element of cultural richness to the imagery.

A security thread runs solidly through the note, displaying the text “BANK INDONESIA” to reinforce its authenticity. The note is produced by PERUM PERCETAKAN UANG RI IMP, a reputable printer. A watermark graces the note, featuring the image of Tjut Meutia, enhancing its artistic and security elements.

The note carries the year “2022,” marking its creation, while its introduction into circulation occurred on August 18, 2022. The signatures of Perry Warjiyo and Sri Mulyani Indrawati lend their authority to the note, underscoring its official nature.

The 2,000 Rupiah banknote P-163; B-618, valued at US$0.13 or €0.12, possesses distinctive features that make it noteworthy. With a subtle grey hue and dimensions of 126 x 65 mm, this currency note exudes a unique character.

The front side of the note proudly bears the image of Mohammad Hoesni Thamrin, a figure of historical significance. Flipping the note reveals a captivating scene of Ngaral Sianok in Sumatra, accompanied by the presence of a Tari Piring dancer, adding a touch of cultural richness.

A security thread runs solidly through the note, featuring the printed text “BI 2000” to enhance its security features. The note is produced by PERUM PERCETAKAN UANG RI IMP, a well-regarded printer known for its precision and quality. A watermark adorns the note, depicting the image of Prince Antasari, adding both an artistic and security dimension.

The note is marked with the year “2022,” signifying its creation, and was introduced into circulation on August 18, 2022. The signatures of Perry Warjiyo and Sri Mulyani Indrawati grace the note, lending their authority and reinforcing its official nature.

The 5,000 Rupiah banknote P-164; B-619, valued at US$0.34 or €0.29, features distinctive attributes that make it stand out. With a rich brown color and dimensions of 131 x 65 mm, this currency note carries a unique presence.

On its front, the note proudly displays the image of Dr. K. H. Idham Chalid, a figure of historical significance. Flipping the note reveals a captivating scene of Gunung Bromo in Java, along with the presence of a Tari Gambyong dancer, adding a touch of cultural vibrancy.

A solid security thread runs through the note, featuring the printed text “BANK INDONESIA” to enhance its security features. The note is meticulously crafted by PERUM PERCETAKAN UANG RI IMP, a well-established printer known for its precision. A watermark graces the note, featuring the image of Tjut Meutia, adding an artistic and security dimension.

The note carries the year “2022,” marking its creation, and was introduced into circulation on August 18, 2022. The signatures of Perry Warjiyo and Sri Mulyani Indrawati lend their authority to the note, underscoring its official nature.

The 10,000 Rupiah banknote P-165; B-620, valued at US$0.67 or €0.58, is characterized by unique features that set it apart. With a rich purple color and dimensions of 136 x 65 mm, this currency note carries a distinct visual appeal.

The front side of the note proudly bears the image of Frans Kaisiepo, a figure of historical significance. Flipping the note reveals a captivating scene of Wakatobi National Park in Celebes, adorned with the presence of a Tari Pakarena dancer, adding a touch of cultural elegance.

A solid security thread runs through the note, featuring the printed text “BI 10000” to enhance its security features. The note is meticulously produced by PERUM PERCETAKAN UANG RI IMP, a trusted printer known for its precision. A watermark graces the note, showcasing the image of Mahmud Badaruddin II along with an electrotype logo, adding an artistic and security dimension.

The note carries the year “2022,” marking its creation, and was introduced into circulation on August 18, 2022. The signatures of Perry Warjiyo and Sri Mulyani Indrawati lend their authority to the note, reinforcing its official nature.

The 20,000 Rupiah banknote P-166; B-621, valued at US$1.35 or €1.16, possesses distinctive features that make it a notable currency. With a vibrant green color and dimensions of 141 x 65 mm, this banknote commands attention.

The front side of the note proudly features the image of Dr. G. S. S. J. Ratulangi, a figure of historical significance. Flipping the note reveals a captivating scene of the Derawan Islands, adorned with the presence of a Tari Gong dancer, adding an element of cultural elegance.

The security thread on the note is windowed, featuring demetalized text “BI 20000,” enhancing its security features. The note is meticulously produced by PERUM PERCETAKAN UANG RI IMP, a respected printer known for its precision. A watermark graces the note, depicting the image of Oto Iskandar di Nata along with an electrotype logo, adding an artistic and security dimension.

The note carries the year “2022,” signifying its creation, and was introduced into circulation on August 18, 2022. The signatures of Perry Warjiyo and Sri Mulyani Indrawati lend their authority to the note, reinforcing its official nature.

The 50,000 Rupiah banknote P-167; B.622, valued at US$3.37 or €2.89, boasts distinctive characteristics that make it a significant currency. With a deep blue color and dimensions of 146 x 65 mm, this banknote commands attention.

The front side of the note prominently features the image of Dr. H. Djuanda Kartawidjaja, a historical figure of importance. Flipping the note reveals a captivating depiction of the Komodo National Park, accompanied by the presence of a Tari Legong dancer, infusing the note with cultural elegance.

A security thread with a windowed design runs through the note, featuring printed text “BI 50000,” contributing to its security features. The note is meticulously produced by PERUM PERCETAKAN UANG RI IMP, a renowned printer known for its precision. A watermark graces the note, portraying the image of I Gusti Ngurah Rai along with an electrotype logo, adding an artistic and security element.

The note carries the year “2022,” marking its creation, and was introduced into circulation on August 18, 2022. The signatures of Perry Warjiyo and Sri Mulyani Indrawati lend their authority to the note, underscoring its official nature.

The 100,000 Rupiah banknote P-168; B-623, valued at US$6.73 or €5.79, carries distinctive attributes that make it a noteworthy currency. With a bold red hue and dimensions of 151 x 65 mm, this banknote is striking in appearance.

The front side of the note features the images of Achmed Sukarno and Mohammed Hatta, two pivotal figures in Indonesia’s history. Flipping the note reveals a captivating depiction of the Raja Ampat Archipelago in New Guinea, complemented by the presence of a Tari Dopeng Betawi dancer, infusing the note with cultural vibrancy.

The security thread on the note is windowed, featuring demetalized text “BI 100000,” enhancing its security features. The note is meticulously produced by PERUM PERCETAKAN UANG RI IMP, a well-regarded printer known for its precision. A watermark graces the note, portraying the image of Wage Rudolf Soepratman along with an electrotype logo, adding both an artistic and security element.

The note carries the year “2022,” signifying its creation, and was introduced into circulation on August 18, 2022. The signatures of Perry Warjiyo and Sri Mulyani Indrawati lend their authority to the note, reinforcing its official nature.

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Pakistan 75 rupees commemorative banknote

Asia, Commemorative

Celebration of the 75th Anniversary of Independence

The 75 Rupees (US$0.45 and €0.39) banknote, P-56 and B-240 is predominantly green in color and measures 147 x 65 mm.

On the front of the note, there is a green-to-gold Optically Variable Ink (OVI) denomination, with the denomination also being used as a registration device. Additionally, the front of the note features the portraits of four important figures in Pakistani history: Syed Ahmed Khan, Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, and Allama Iqbal. The front of the note also displays a 75th anniversary logo.

The back of the note features the logo of the bank, along with an image of the Earth as seen from space. The back of the note also displays a markhor (Capra falconeri) screw-horned goat, mountains, and deodar trees. Similar to the front of the note, the denomination is also used as a registration device on the back.

The note includes a Pureimage windowed holographic security thread for added security. The note is printed by the Pakistan Security Printing Corporation and features a watermark of Mohammed Ali Jinnah and the electrotype 75.

The note was introduced on September 30, 2022, with no date and is signed by Baqir.

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Sierra Leone new 2 leones banknote

Africa

The 2 Leones banknote (P-35; B-130) is an orange and brown colored note with a dimension of 125 x 64 mm. The obverse side of the note features a port building and a cargo ship in the center, with the coat of arms and the name of I.T.A. Wallace-Johnson on the top and bottom respectively. The reverse side of the note shows a stylized man with a cluster of dates, and the Bank of Sierra Leone building.

The banknote is equipped with a windowed security thread to ensure its authenticity. The printer responsible for producing this banknote is De La Rue, a renowned printing company based in London, England. The watermark on the banknote consists of a lion head and an electrotype 2.

The note is dated 27th April 2022 with a prefix of AA – AJ and an introduction date of 1st July 2022. The banknote is signed by Kallon and Stevens.

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Fiji 88 cents banknote

Oceania

The 88 cents (US$0.41; €0.35) Fiji banknote, P-123 and BNP513 is a legal tender issued by the Reserve Bank of Fiji. The banknote has been designed with advanced security features to prevent counterfeiting and to ensure its authenticity in the financial market.

The banknote is predominantly yellow in color and has dimensions of 156 x 76 mm. The front of the banknote features a hibiscus flower in gold-to-green optically variable ink (OVI), which changes color when viewed from different angles. The flower is in high resolution and features intricate line work and microprinting to prevent replication. The front of the banknote also has the denomination in large font, acting as a registration device. Additionally, the coat of arms and another hibiscus flower are also present on the front.

The back of the banknote depicts piles of coins, the god of wealth and a money tree, the bank logo, and the denomination in large font, also acting as a registration device.

One of the key security features on this banknote is the holographic PUREIMAGE windowed security thread with demetalized 88 and diamonds. This feature can be viewed under UV light and helps to authenticate the banknote, making it difficult to counterfeit. The banknote also features a watermark of a hibiscus flower and electrotype 88, which is visible when held up to light.

The banknote was printed by De La Rue, London, a well-known printing house that produces banknotes for various countries. The banknote bears no date of issue, with the prefix AA and an introduction date of 08.08.2022. The banknote features the signature of Ali.

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Sierra Leone new family banknotes

Africa

1 Leone (US$ 0.10; € 0.09) P-34; B-129 Color: Red and yellow Dimensions: 120 x 62 mm

Front: Carving; coat of arms; Bai Bureh.
Back: Telecommunications satellite dish.
Security thread: Windowed.
Printer: De La Rue, London (England) – DLR.
Watermark: Lion head and electrotype 1.
Date: 27th APRIL 2022. Prefix: AA. Intro: 01.07.2022.
Signatures: Kallon & Stevens.

5 Leones (US$ 0.51; € 0.44) P-36; B-31 Color: Blue and purple Dimensions: 128 x 65 mm

Front: Old Fourah Bay College building in Freetown; coat of arms; Sengbe Pieh.
Back: Bumbuna Dam.
Security thread: Holographic windowed security thread.
Printer: De La Rue, London (England) – DLR.
Watermark: Lion head and electrotype 5.
Date: 27th APRIL 2022. Prefix: AS. Intro: 01.07.2022.
Signatures: Kallon & Stevens.

10 Leones (US$ 1.01; € 0.87) P-37; B-132 Color: Blue and green Dimensions: 135 x 68 mm

Front: Dove flying over the map of Sierra Leone; national flag. 
Back: Coat of arms; Cotton Tree in Freetown. 
Security thread: Holographic windowed security thread.
Printer: De La Rue, London (England) – DLR.
Watermark: Lion head and electrotype 10.
Date: 27th APRIL 2022. Prefix: AA – BD. Intro: 01.07.2022.
Signatures: Kallon & Stevens.

20 Leones (US$ 2.03; € 1.74) P-38; B-133 Color: Brown and orange Dimensions: 138 x 70 mm

Front: Coat of arms; Constance Cummings-John.
Back: Crowd of 16 students seated at school desks.
Security thread: Holographic windowed security thread with coat of arms.
Printer: De La Rue, London (England) – DLR.
Watermark: Lion head and electrotype 20.
Date: 27th APRIL 2022. Prefix: AA – AF. Intro: 01.07.2022.
Signatures: Kallon & Stevens.

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Sudan 1000 pounds banknote

Africa

The 1000 pound (US$18.08; €15.55) banknote, P-81a; B-417a comes in a vibrant blue color and measures 160 x 74 mm.

On the front side of the note, you will see a beautiful sorghum plant, grain silos, and a flower optical variable device. On the back side of the note, there is a waterfall, a sorghum plant, and farmers plowing a field with cattle.

To ensure its security, the banknote has a RAPID windowed security thread adorned with Islamic ornaments. The note was printed by the Sudan Currency Printing Press (SCPP). The watermark features a secretary bird and electrotype CBOS / LS 1000.

The banknote was issued in June 2019 and was introduced for circulation on the 7th of June, 2022. The signature of Jangool can be found on the note.

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Peru 20, 50 pesos banknotes

America

The 20 Soles banknote P-197; B-538, equivalent to US$5.57 or €4.79, possesses unique features that make it remarkable. With a warm brown color palette and dimensions of 140 x 65 mm, this currency note exudes a distinct character.

On its front side, the note proudly presents the image of José María Arguedas Altamirano. Notably, a green-to-blue SPARK Live element adds an intriguing visual dimension. On the reverse side, the majestic Andean condor takes center stage, accompanied by the national coat of arms and the vibrant Cantuta flower.

A security thread of 4-mm width runs through the note, transitioning from green to blue. This RollingStar windowed security thread features demetalized text that reads “20 BCRP,” providing an advanced level of security against counterfeiting attempts. Additionally, a watermark emerges on the note, revealing a pixelated background with an electrotype representation of José María Arguedas Altamirano and the number “20.”

The significant date of “21 DE MARZO DE 2019” is featured prominently on the note, commemorating a meaningful event. The note bears the prefix “A/A” and was introduced into circulation on July 20, 2022. This note stands as a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship and technological innovation employed to create a secure and aesthetically pleasing medium of exchange.

The 50 Soles banknote P-198; B-539, with a value of US$13.94 or €11.98, boasts distinctive attributes that make it truly exceptional. Adorned with a rich red hue and measuring 140 x 65 mm, this currency note commands attention.

The obverse side of the note proudly features María Rostworowski Tovar. What sets this note apart is the gold-to-green SPARK Live element, adding a dynamic and captivating visual effect. On the reverse side, the powerful image of a jaguar takes the spotlight, accompanied by the national coat of arms and the vibrant Puya Raimondi plant.

Enhancing its security features, a 4-mm wide gold-to-green RollingStar windowed security thread runs through the note. Demetalized text “50 BCRP” is intricately incorporated into the thread, providing a formidable defense against counterfeiting. Additionally, a watermark graces the note, revealing a pixelated background with an electrotype representation of María Rostworowski Tovar and the numeral “50.”

The notable date “21 DE MARZO DE 2019” serves as a significant marker, honoring a momentous occasion. The note is distinguished by the prefix “A/A” and was introduced into circulation on July 20, 2022. This banknote stands as a testament to the fusion of artistic craftsmanship and advanced security measures, resulting in a currency that is both visually captivating and robust against fraudulent replication.

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Poland 20 zloty banknote

Europe, Numismatic product

“Defense of the Polish Eastern Border” commemorative issue

The 20 zloty (US$5.11; €4.40) banknote, P-196; BNP826 is colored in shades of brown and grey and measures 150 x 77 mm.

On the front of the note, you will see two border guard soldiers dressed in camouflage uniforms and holding binoculars and assault rifles. The coat of arms with a crowned eagle and a fighter jet as a registration device can also be seen. The map of Poland’s eastern border and denomination in SPARK Live is also featured.

On the back of the note, there is a Black Hawk helicopter flying low over a village, and a fighter jet is used as a registration device. The coat of arms with a crowned eagle is also present.

To ensure its security, the banknote has a green-and-gold windowed security thread. Polska Wytwórnia Papierów Wartościowych S.A. (PWPW) printed the note. The watermark features the bank logo with an electrotype NBP.

The banknote was dated 18 STYCZNIA 2022 and has the prefix RP. It was introduced for circulation on the 19th of July, 2022. The banknote quantity was limited to 80,000. The signatures of Adam Glapiński and Barbara Jaroszek are on the note.

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Uzbekistan 200000 som banknote

Asia

The 200,000 Uzbekistani som (US$19.42; €16.69) banknote, P-93; B-223 is predominantly green and blue and measures 152 x 69 mm.

The front of the banknote features a registration device and an image of the Palace of Xudayar Khan, known as Xudoyorxon O’rdasi in Uzbekistan, in the city of Qo’qon/Kokand. The coat of arms is also displayed on the front.

On the back of the banknote, there is an image of the Axsikent/Akhsikent archaeological site, specifically a pottery piece. A pomegranate is included as a SPARK Live element, and there is an image of a double-headed snake and a ceramic bowl. The registration device is also present on the back.

The banknote includes a 4-mm wide green RollingStar i+ Wave green-to-gold windowed security thread with the demetalized letters UZB. It was printed by Giesecke & Devrient (Germany) – G&D. The watermark features a camel and an electrotype of the number 200000. The banknote was introduced on July 15, 2022.

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Iran 10000 and 20000 rial banknotes

Asia

The 10,000 Rials / 1 Toman banknote P-164; B-298, valued at US$0.24 or €0.20, is a testament to history and value. With dimensions of 156 x 71 mm and a refined gray hue, it embodies both monetary worth and cultural significance.

The front of the banknote is graced by the presence of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, an iconic figure synonymous with Iran’s history. Turning the note, the back showcases the dignified Tomb of Ibn Sina (Avicenna) in Hamedan, a tribute to intellectual prowess.

Security is a priority, as evidenced by the 2.5-mm windowed security thread with the demetalized inscription “CBI.” This sophisticated feature combines aesthetics with protective measures, ensuring the note’s authenticity.

Crafted by TABAK, this banknote speaks of precision and quality in security printing. The watermark, featuring Ruhollah Khomeini and the electrotype number 1, serves as an additional layer of authenticity.

The note’s introduction in early 2021 marked a significant moment. The signatures of Abdolnaser Hemmati and Farhad Dejpasand, holding the positions of authority, reaffirm the note’s legitimacy.

The 20,000 Rials / 2 Toman banknote P-165; B-299, with a value of US$0.48 or €0.41, stands as a tribute to heritage and value. Measuring 156 x 71 mm and dressed in a dignified blue hue, it encapsulates both financial worth and cultural significance.

The front of the banknote is graced by the revered presence of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, a name that resonates deeply with Iran’s history. As we turn the note, the back reveals the stately Mausoleum of Poets in Tabriz, a testament to literary and cultural richness.

Security is paramount, as seen through the 2.5-mm windowed security thread, bearing the demetalized inscription “CBI.” This feature is a testament to modern security measures, enhancing both aesthetics and authenticity.

Crafted by TABAK, this banknote stands as a testament to precision and expertise in security printing. The watermark, portraying Ruhollah Khomeini alongside the electrotype number 2, serves as a guarantee of authenticity.

Its introduction in early 2021 marked a significant stride. The signatures of Abdolnaser Hemmati and Farhad Dejpasand lend an air of authority to the note.

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