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Peru 10-sol introduced on 22.07.2021

America

The 10 soles banknote P-196; B-537, valued at US$2.79 or €2.40, is a vibrant representation of culture and value. Measuring 140 x 65 mm and adorned in a lively green hue, it is a testament to both monetary significance and historical heritage.

The front of the banknote features the esteemed figure of María Isabel Granda y Larco, a singer and composer, her presence a nod to artistic brilliance. Turning the note, the back presents the majestic Vicuña alongside the delicate Flor de Amancaes, a duo that reflects the nation’s rich flora and fauna.

Security is paramount, reflected in the intersaliente security thread. This dynamic feature changes color from violet to bronze, a testament to cutting-edge technology. Text that reads “10 BCRP draft” further enhances the note’s security, combining aesthetics with protective measures.

The watermark, a subtle yet intricate feature, adds an extra layer of authenticity. It portrays the main character against a backdrop of a light triangle with dark spots, along with the denomination in numerical form.

Dated on March 21, 2019, this banknote’s origin marks a moment in time. Its introduction on July 22, 2021, introduced it to the world, making it a part of everyday transactions.

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Mongolia new 10,000 tögrög banknote

Asia, Commemorative

Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Mongolian Revolution

The 10,000 Togrog banknote P-72; B-448, valued at US$3.49 or €3.00, is a striking embodiment of value and historical significance. With dimensions of 152 x 72 mm and adorned in a rich brown hue, it stands as both a testament to financial worth and a homage to Mongolia’s heritage.

The front of the banknote is graced by the towering presence of Chinggis Khaan, a historical figure synonymous with Mongolia’s identity. The color-changing anniversary logo, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the revolution, adds an element of enchantment. The depiction of a warrior on horseback and the UV security elements further enhance the note’s security. The tactile feature for visually impaired individuals speaks of inclusivity and accessibility.

Flipping the note, the back presents the gallant General D. Sukhbaatar, a key figure in Mongolia’s revolutionary army. His words, inscribed in traditional Mongolian script, echo through time. The “Drinking Fountain” at Chinggis Khan’s court adds a touch of historical resonance.

Dated as 2021 and introduced on September 7, 2021, this banknote marks a significant moment in Mongolia’s history.

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Zimbabwe new 50 dollar banknote

Africa

This 50 dollars (equivalent to US$0.16 or €0.13), P-105 and B-196. Its prominent color is a warm, earthy brown, lending an air of elegance to its dimensions of 155 x 66 mm.

The design is a marvel of composition, uniting two significant facets of Zimbabwe’s heritage. On the obverse, a captivating portrayal of the Chiremba balancing rock formation takes center stage, an emblematic symbol of nature’s artistry and the country’s geological marvels. This geological wonder is captured in its intricate detail, showcasing the sculpted beauty that has captivated generations.

Turning to the reverse, the banknote unveils a solemn tableau. Here, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier stands as a tribute to those whose sacrifices remain eternal but unnamed. Nearby, the figure of Mbuya Nehanda, also known as Charwe Nyakasikana, stands as a representation of Zimbabwe’s spiritual heritage. As a spirit medium, her influence and legacy echo through generations, and her presence on this banknote is a testament to her enduring significance.

The note incorporates sophisticated security measures, underscoring its value and authenticity. A security thread, windowed and demetalized, proudly bears the inscription “RBZ 50,” emphasizing its origin from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe. This thread is woven with precision to thwart counterfeit attempts, ensuring the continued trustworthiness of the currency. The watermark is equally intricate, featuring the iconic Zimbabwe bird alongside a vertical RBZ 50 electrotype, further attesting to its genuineness.

Manufactured by the esteemed Giesecke & Devrient in Germany, this banknote is a product of meticulous craftsmanship. The printing process has yielded a result that harmoniously marries aesthetics with security, embodying the principles of currency design.

Anchoring the note’s identity is the signature of John Panonetsa Mangudya, the Governor. His endorsement serves as a mark of authenticity, adding a personal touch to the banknote’s significance. It bears the prefix “AA” and was introduced into circulation on the 6th of July, 2021, marking a pivotal moment in Zimbabwe’s economic landscape.

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Albania new 1,000 leke banknote

Europe

The 1,000 Leke (US$9.41; €8.09) banknote P-78; B-324, is adorned with a vibrant Green color palette and measures a stately 139 x 69 mm.

The front side of the banknote pays homage to Pjetër Bogdani (1625-1689), an illustrious figure in Albanian literature renowned for his writings and clerical contributions. His portrait is sourced from the frontispiece of his masterpiece “Çeta e profetëve” (Cuneus prophetarum), accompanied by the radiant symbol of the sun, which holds significance in his work.

Turning the banknote reveals a representation of Bogdani’s interpretation of the heliocentric system, showcasing his visionary mindset. The Catholic Church in Vau i Dejës further enhances the note’s cultural significance.

Incorporating robust security elements, a threaded strip reveals a safety thread with an unbroken dark line, where the values “1000 Lekë” and a stylized sun symbol are distinguished. These features serve to protect against counterfeiting and enhance the note’s authenticity. The watermark, a hallmark of genuine currency, unveils the portrait of the depicted figure, along with the nominal value of “1000 Lekë” and a stylized eagle symbol.

De La Rue, a prestigious printer based in London, England, is credited with the meticulous creation of this banknote. The year 2019 marks its issuance, and it bears the prefix “GB.” On June 30, 2021, this currency was introduced into circulation, signifying its integration into the economy. The authoritative signatures of Gent Sejko, Governor, and Stefan Sevo, Director of the Department of Issue, lend credibility to this exceptional banknote.

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Albania new 10,000 leke banknote

Europe

The 10,000 Leke (US$94.05; €80.86) banknote P-81; B-327, boasts a captivating Red hue and measures a substantial 160 x 72 mm.

The front side of the banknote is adorned with the portrait of Asdreni, prominently positioned on the left. The text “BANKA E SHQIPËRISË,” “DHJETË MIJË LEKË,” and the inscription “ASDRENI (Aleksandër Stavre Drenova) 1872 – 1947” pay tribute to this eminent figure.

Turning the banknote reveals a selection of figurative symbols reflecting the national flag and a verse from the national anthem: “Rreth flamurit të përbashkuar me një dëshir’ e një qëllim.” This resonates with the theme of national pride.

Incorporating robust security measures, the banknote employs a security thread that appears as a dark, unbroken line with a face value of 10,000 Lekë and a stylized pen. The safety thread transitions from green to purple, enhancing its security. A hologram silvery stripe on the left reveals the Bank of Albania’s logo, Asdreni’s portrait, the nominal value of 10,000 Lekë, and a book with a feather. Additionally, SPARK LIVE, an open book with a feather at the top right corner, dynamically shifts color from gold to green with an up-and-down visual effect. An iridescent stripe on the back, situated at the center, reveals the value of 10,000 Lekë with a glossy finish.

The watermark is a hallmark of authenticity, showcasing the portrait of the figure depicted on the banknote, the nominal value of 10,000 Lekë, and the stylized eagle symbol.

The distinguished De La Rue, hailing from London, England, is responsible for the impeccable creation of this banknote. With an issuance date in 2019, the banknote is identified by the prefix “SA.” On June 30, 2021, this currency was introduced into circulation, marking its integration into the economy. The signatures of Gent Sejko, Governor, and Stefan Sevo, Director of the Department of Issue, lend an authoritative touch to this exceptional banknote. The note’s theme, centered around the national anthem and its esteemed author Asdreni, adds depth and significance to its design.

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Uzbekistan 2,000-som introduced on 14.06.2021

Asia

The 2,000 Sum banknote P-87; B-217, with a value of US$0.19 or €0.17, is a compact testament to both history and value. Measuring 142 x 69 mm and adorned in a vibrant red hue, it stands as both a symbol of financial worth and a tribute to Uzbekistan’s cultural heritage.

The front of the banknote features the majestic Citadel of Buxoro, a historical gem that speaks of the nation’s rich past. The map of Uzbekistan and its coat of arms further emphasize the country’s identity. Flipping the note, the back presents the Poykend archaeological site, connecting the present to a rich historical lineage.

Security is a priority, as indicated by the 1.5-mm wide solid security thread, bearing the demetalized letters “UZB.” This feature is a testament to modern security measures, enhancing both aesthetics and authenticity.

Crafted by Uzbekistan itself, this banknote is a testament to the nation’s commitment to quality. The watermark, portraying a camel alongside the electrotype number 2000, adds an additional layer of authenticity.

Dated as 2021 and introduced on June 14, 2021, this banknote’s creation marks a moment in Uzbekistan’s history.

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Uzbekistan 20,000-som introduced on 14.06.2021

Asia

The 20,000 Sum banknote P-90; B-220, carrying a value of US$1.94 or €1.67, is a vivid embodiment of culture and value. With dimensions of 147 x 69 mm and adorned in a harmonious blend of blue and brown, it stands as both a symbol of financial worth and a celebration of Uzbekistan’s heritage.

The front of the banknote showcases Uzbek text, featuring a denomination in red-to-green Optically Variable Ink (OVI), a mesmerizing feature that shifts colors with perspective. An embroidery design serves as a registration device, adding a touch of artistic allure. The Jonbox-qal’a archaeological monument graces the note, with a map of Uzbekistan showcasing caravan routes, emphasizing the nation’s historical importance. Textile patterns and the coat of arms further enhance the note’s cultural significance.

Flipping the note, the back continues the narrative with Uzbek text, alongside a depiction of 6th-century pottery from the Aral and Caspian Seas region. An intricate embroidery design adds a touch of tradition and elegance.

Security is paramount, as seen through the 3-mm wide windowed Motion security thread, bearing the demetalized letters “UZB.” Crafted by Uzbekistan itself, this banknote exemplifies the nation’s dedication to quality and security. The watermark, portraying a camel alongside the electrotype number 20000, adds another layer of authenticity.

Dated as 2021 and introduced on June 14, 2021, this banknote marks a significant milestone in Uzbekistan’s history. The prefix “CY” signifies a series of notes united by their shared heritage.

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Transdniester 1-ruble numismatic product

Europe, Numismatic product

“PMR Financial System” commemorative issue

The banknote at hand is a distinct 1 Ruble denomination, P-69 and BNP218. Richly adorned in a deep shade of brown, this note carries dimensions of 129 x 56 mm.

On the obverse side of the banknote, a commanding portrait of General Alexander Vassilyevich Suvorov takes center stage. This image is emblematic of his significant contributions to history. Adding to its historical significance, the banknote bears a 75th-anniversary logo overprint, an homage to the revered figure, on a base note of P42b (B-209b).

Flipping the banknote offers a glimpse into another facet of history. The depiction of the Kitskansk/Chiţcani Bridgehead memorial commemorates the pivotal Soviet Jassy-Kishinev Offensive of 1944. This poignant scene captures the spirit of those who participated in shaping history.

Security is bolstered by the inclusion of a winged security thread, strategically woven into the composition to thwart counterfeiting efforts. The esteemed Transdniester printing institution was entrusted with the creation of this banknote, aligning with their reputation for precision and expertise.

A watermark featuring Alexander Suvorov, accompanied by an electrotype marking of ПРБ (Russian abbreviation for “PRB”), contributes an additional layer of authenticity and security. The date of origin is recorded as 2007, with a modification in 2012. The banknote formally entered circulation on May 6th, 2020, marking a point of significance in its journey.

A limited quantity of 2500 notes were thoughtfully packaged within booklets, each encapsulating a piece of history and remembrance. This banknote serves as a tribute to the legacy of General Suvorov and the historical events it represents.

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Macau BNU 10-pataca ‘Year of ox’ 2021

Asia, Commemorative

Celebrates the chinese zodiac 2021 – Year of Ox

The 10 Patacas banknote P-88F; B-192, with a value of US$1.25 or €1.08, boasts a vibrant red hue and measures 138 x 69 mm. This note encapsulates both cultural symbolism and monetary worth, making it a captivating piece of currency.

The front of the banknote features the revered Ox, a symbol of diligence and strength, embodying the traits associated with its zodiac representation. As we turn the note, a tableau of significance unfolds: the Banco Nacional Ultramarino takes center stage, a testament to financial stability and national identity. Adjacent to it stands the A-Ma Temple, a spiritual beacon that resonates with Macau’s rich history.

Security is paramount, as evidenced by the 4-mm wide windowed security thread, adorned with the demetalized numeral 10. This advanced feature not only thwarts counterfeit attempts but also underscores the note’s value and authenticity. Crafted by the esteemed Hong Kong Note Printing, Limited (HKNP), this note reflects their commitment to precision and craftsmanship, where art and security seamlessly intersect.

Embedded in the fabric of the note’s design, the watermark reveals a lotus flower alongside the electrotype 10, embodying purity and value in their essence. Bearing the date January 1, 2021, this note’s introduction marked the commencement of a new year and a fresh chapter in Macau’s financial landscape.

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Macau BOC 10-pataca ‘Year of ox’ 2021

Asia, Commemorative

Celebrates the chinese zodiac 2021 – Year of Ox

The 10 Patacas banknote P-124; B-228, valued at US$1.25 or €1.08, carries a vivid aura with its red hue, measuring 138 x 69 mm. It encapsulates both symbolism and culture, showcasing the ox zodiac sign.

On the front, the noble Ox takes center stage, embodying traits of diligence and determination. This zodiac representation reflects a blend of tradition and the passing of time. Flipping the note reveals a captivating tableau: the Banco da China in Macau stands prominently, an institution of financial strength. Adjacent to it, the A-Ma Temple, a testament to Macau’s spiritual heritage, graces the scene. The Ox, once more, serves as a bridge between these two worlds, connecting finance and faith.

Security is paramount, evident through the 4-mm wide windowed security thread with the demetalized numeral 10. This sophisticated feature both safeguards against counterfeit attempts and pays tribute to the note’s value. Crafted by the esteemed Hong Kong Note Printing Limited, this note attests to their commitment to precision and quality, symbolizing the nexus between artistry and security.

Immersed in history, the watermark portrays a lotus flower alongside the electrotype 10, subtle yet profound symbols of purity and value. Bearing the date January 1, 2021, this note’s introduction marked a new year and a fresh chapter in Macau’s financial narrative.

The signature of Wang Shaojun serves as a seal of authority, a testament to the note’s legitimacy. In this 10 Patacas banknote, history converges with modernity, tradition coalesces with innovation, and culture melds with currency. It represents not only a monetary denomination but a vessel carrying the essence of Macau’s identity and aspirations.

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