New World Polymer Banknotes Added To Collection.

Suddenly coins are beginning to look ugly :-)

These are my newest additions.. Aussie polymer notes---with Nancy's help........ Thanks Nancy!














Now I need to work on the note that started it all 1988 $10, .....$50 and $100

Next on the list is New Zealand. :) I don't see often on ebay.

mila_

G'day, and well done.
I see that your Oz$5 x2, you have a 1992, first-year of issue, and the 2001 commemorative. The later $5 have a more vivid colour. I'll keep an eye out for a particularly clean & flat example for you.
The 1988 $10 is one of the most pleasing designs of all Australian notes.
I'm quite a fan of the green $100: General MONASH was one of the great figures of Australian history, and has a University (Vic), three towns or suburbs (ACT, NSW, & SA), and innumerable streets named after him. Artwork on the note's good: I suppose that's an opinion, but I like most features of most of our current notes.
The orange patches caught my eye, then I realized that your scanner must have an orange backing. Those little windows are a remarkably simple anti-counterfeiting feature.
Peter

WOW Thanks Peter.
The 1988 $10 is another I am searching for. :)

My scanner has a white background. So to enhance the transparcency
of each note, I used colored paper and decided to stick to one color.

mila_

Hi Mila

Can you tell me where you can get these notes from?

I like them very mutch they will fit just nice in my collection.

Thanks Brett, I knew you'd be around soon.

mila_

The Singapore P38 & P39 are paper issue and not polymer. They look exactly alike but 2 different products. And 38 & 39 were issued in 1999.

So the correct Pick numbers for the Singapore polymer notes is as follows

$2 is P46
$5 is P47

Sometimes different catalogs list the issue date different. For example the $2 P46 in the Standard catalog of world paper money lists the issue date as 2005, and othere references list it as 2006.

I get my Pick numbers from the following.....Standard Catalog of World Paper Money Modern Issues 13th edition, Ron Wises website... http://aes.iupui.edu/rwise/ and I also use The World Polymer Banknotes A standard Reference 1st & 2nd editions.