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Australia
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Note Printing Australia Test Note 2005 the only one I can find is a ebay listing it said it has a book value but I cant find it in any book my 14 year old son just bought it so is it  or  then maybe   there must be at least 2539 out there going of the serial number  |
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I have NO idea about this note, It doesn't have a country or a denomination on it. I looks like it is celebrating the life of Rembrandt . You certainly do come across some interesting pieces  Is it a polly note or is it paper? |
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100% pollie trout my son jake just came in to the lounge room and said he spent his xbox money on a banknote is that ok as they have saved for the next generation xbox
he said
so I had a look and I cant find any thing
I do think it is from the csiro test or trials any way someone willnow
I think he might have a goodie with this one
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Valued Member
Australia
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These are samples the various polymer note printers demonstrate their wares. Some varieties here including yours and others. http://www.polymernotes.org/resourc...onal_npa.htmI do not collect these but given their low production run, I'm inclined to think you have something valuable there. The closest I have is the legal tender 1988 $10 polymer test run. Yours is a different fish, maybe not as pretty but I think scarcer. |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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so who is Guardian® polymer substrate as it says they were printed by Guardian® polymer substrate in that link
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Nah, printed on Guardian substrate. (Which I gather is the type of polymer used). For example, the $100 1996 Australian Test Notes were printed on a different substrate to the other 1996 $100's.
They were printed by the NPA.
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Australia
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all I get is dead ends
there has been no sale or these and they are not banknotes as they have no number value the only sale is my sons purchase I am thinking he has done his money they are not real money
must be fake
we cant find anything but the same link in lots of languages does any one now of a note with RAMBRANDT ON IT
THAT MIGHT BE A START
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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From all the links above I gather that they are simply a test note.
Possibly to show a European country our note printing capabilities in the hope of obtaining their business.
Just because there's no other ones for sale doesn't mean they're fake. Just not that common I'd imagine.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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thanks unicorn agandau and trout
never anything boring here at our house
I can say the kids got a good eye
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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the picture is of Rembrandts work the
storm on the sea
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I had the opportunity to purchase several of these a few months ago (and passed it up) for about $100 or so each. I did some research then. They are samples that were printed by NPA and handed out to potential customers or as freebies (like handing out a coffee cup or a pen). There doesn't appear to be any publicly available information as to the print run and there are a few different types.
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New Member
Australia
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Shane,
Get in contact with Trevor Wilkin Banknotes.
trevorsnotes@bigpond.com
If anyone knows the history and supply of these he will.
Cheers
Peter (notcb)
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thanks peter will do it now
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Posted 03/30/2014 06:43 am
