How Far Back Can We Go? - With Banknotes! Third Edition

First contribution to this thread! Here is a 1000 Kip note from Laos dated 2020:

with jbuck!
Nice Commemorative high denomination from Lebanon & 1000 Kip from Laos!
to the thread @Spence!

This little note is taking it to the opposite end of the spectrum (low value). It must have been a big surprise to Nicaraguans as a 5 Cordoba would have only been worth about 15 cents (USD) when it came out 5 years ago. The last time Nicaraguans seen a 5 Cordobas note issued was in 1995 (or 3 decades ago). It marks the 60th anniversary of their central Bank & must have been printed more as a promotional gimmick than serious currency to be used. Anyway, here it is:
Nicaragua 5 Cordobas P-219 (printed in 2019 but released in 2020 according to Numista):

Wonderful examples!!!

I don't have much paper money, but what I do have is all circulated.

Excellent!

2018

Right?
Here's a common note for us, the Bank of Canada new vertical $10 which was introduced in 2018 (Charlton catalogue BC-37 or P-W113 for the new pick code):


The obverse features Viola Desmond an East Coast lady who stood up for her rights to watch a movie in the main section of the cinema (rather than a segregated "Blacks only" section) & was jailed. Our National Museum for Human Rights, located in Winnipeg, Manitoba is part of the design on the reverse. It is very colourful & attractive note to view in person due to the use of many colours (unlike the dull 2-tone 2013 $10 with John A Mcdonald that it replaced). However, TENS are the least used denomination in Canada right now so you're more likely to get 2 FIVES in change since everyday cash transactions are more tricky to do as we rapidly advance towards cashless transactions.

Revised:
Forgot I also won these 2 notes (also released in 2018) before my trip to Thailand:
P-136b 50 Baht

P-137b 100 Baht


The 50 Baht had the value of a $2.50 USD but we did not see it as commonly used as the 20 Baht nor the 100 Baht (about $5 during our trip). I felt fortunate when I won the 100 Baht radar as it also has short lived Predee Daochai signature (left panel) which lasted for a few prefixes (& I only found 1 ragged example on our visit). Both 50 & 100 denominations were recently converted to polymer (like the 20 Baht).

Wonderful banknotes and commentary, walk2dwater! The Canada $10 is a beautiful note, and I agree that it's better than its predecessor. I don't have any examples of the newest Canadian series. . . I should keep an eye out for them.

For 2018 I have a Macedonia 10 Denari (P-25), which shows the torso of a statue of Egyptian Goddess Isida on the obverse. The reverse has a splendid peacock mosaic. A year after this banknote was issued, the country changed its name to North Macedonia. However, unlike Numista, I classify this banknote under its issuing name of Macedonia. I suppose it's semantics, but to me it doesn't make sense to attribute banknotes to the current country name if they were issued under a different name.