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Singapore
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Sri Lanka 2004 50 Rupees Solid 555555  |
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Thailand
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Great Britain-Scotland. 10 pounds sterling 2009 Clydesdale Bank. I like the engraving of Old town and New town Edinburgh on the reverse.   |
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United States
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haha! Those Croatian notes remind me of the Deutsche Marks! Perhaps they were designed by the same person.
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Pillar of the Community
Germany
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Those Croatian notes were designed by Miroslav Šutej; on the other side you can actually see the text DESIGN: M+Š ŠUTEJ. But yes, those notes were/are printed by Giesecke & Devrient (DE) and OeBS (AT), and when G&D got the job, they even contacted the Bundesbank as they were concerned about the design possibly being too close to that of the German 10 DM note ...
Christian
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Pillar of the Community
Thailand
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Just acquired, virtually minutes ago. 20 bolivares 2007 Venezuela. Just love the colour. Would grace any boudoir!   |
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Pillar of the Community
Thailand
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Northern Ireland 20 pounds 2007. Erroneously listed in Krause as 337e but the bank logo (top left of the name and gold logo in "POUNDS") has changed from the other 337s.  |
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United States
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Quote:Originally by thai-vic: Flying sea turtles! That is awesome!
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Pillar of the Community
Thailand
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Uhhhh, LOL, never occured to me but flying? I think they're just gliding. Maybe they climb to high places and launch themselves for a bit of fun!
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Valued Member
United States
117 Posts |
Zimbabwe 100,000,000,000,000 Dollar note and Iraqi 50 Dinar note.  |
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Thailand
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Just acquired. Bank of Scotland 20 Pounds 2007. In the top right hand corner of the reverse is an illustration of "Top Junction of Members of Cantilever Over Queensferry Pier" with three men demonstrating the cantilever principle. Looks like a circus act to me.    |
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Thailand
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EmperorFives, so why has the Monetory Authority of Singapore issued this?
Vic
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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And when too? I don't remember reading anything about this.
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Topic StarterSingapore
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Vic and wd1040,
The Board of Commission of Currency Singapore (BCCS) role was to issue currency. In 2002, BCCS merged with MAS. MAS assume the role of curency issuance. This Singapore commemorative polymer $10 note is the first banknote to be issued by MAS. It has the special prefix MAS and the overprint commemorative statement. If I remember correct, it should be in the year of 2004.
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03/29/2010 6:16 pm
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United States
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I came across this note while I was searching for something else and had to buy it when I saw the SN (the note is CU). Now she joins other portraits of herself in my small collection.    Peace |
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Nice one Ceylon   |
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United States
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Are you working on a numbers set? On the US side I posted a while back on "trying" to build set with 1 and 4. Probably end up taking quite along while for me to accomplish that task.
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