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goatieman23
Pillar of the Community
Australia
869 Posts |
 Posted 09/22/2015 07:18 am
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I'm looking at banknotes right now. Let's look at how long they've lasted.
PAPER
$1 note lasted 18 years 1966-1984
$2 note lasted 22 years 1966-1988
$5 note lasted 26 years 1966-1992
$10 note lasted 27 years 1966-1993
$20 note lasted 28 years 1966-1994
$50 note lasted 21 years 1974-1995
$100 note lasted 12 years 1984-1994
POLYMER (<Current 2015)
$5 note lasted 23 years 1992-
$10* note lasted 22 years 1993-
$20 note lasted 21 years 1994-
$50 note lasted 20 years 1995-
$100 note lasted 19 years 1996-
*(I'm not including the centenary note, to me that was a good chance at a testing phase and to show off to the world how good our numismatics technology was)
It's interesting, but I still can't believe that the polymer $5's have been around for 23 years. Mind you the $10 centenary not has been around for 27 years...wow! |
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| 2013 First/Last Prefix Banknotes Now On Sale!
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goatieman23
Pillar of the Community
Australia
869 Posts |
Posted 07/23/2014 05:36 am
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Hey Unicorn & the other regulars, such as Mob.
Final figures are:
$5 FP & LP are: 576,499
$10 FP & LP are: 661,999
$20 FP & LP are: 836,999
$50 FP are: 999,999
$50 LP are: 270,513
$100 FP are: 999,999
$100 LP are: 389,499
MOB, you've convinced me to spend an extra $324.06 & get the $20's & $100's.
Darn, I thought I was going to get off pretty scott only spending $286.54. |
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| Fake/Forged/Copied Notes Do Really Exist!
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goatieman23
Pillar of the Community
Australia
869 Posts |
Posted 06/10/2013 08:03 am
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In Australia I'm not 100% sure, but I'm pretty sure that Mr.T is on the money.
My issue is I have no intent to defraud anyone with them & I consider myself to be a counterfeit collector.
The question is I purchased the $10 Coombs/Wilson note from an auction house. But that $10 can & is sometimes still used as legal tender. It is also my aim is to educate us collectors about fakes.
So hmm...
I've posted many a post about the different types of counterfeits out there, I'm just doing my collecting with the occasional counterfeit coming through unexpectedly. |
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