In der neuen Kategorie "Serie - Neue Banknoten" werde ich im folgenden nun immer kurz Neuerscheinungren von Banknoten präsentieren.
Dabei möchte ich, so gut es geht, die Daten der Scheine (Ausgabedatum, Breite, Länge, Farbtöne, Sicherheitsmerkmale, etc.) aufgreifen und die Vorder- und Rückseite näher charakterisieren (zu Personen, Bauwerken, etc).
Ich wünsche viel Spass bei diesem Thread und IHR seid eingeladen, auch Eure Infos hier unterzubringen!
Hier ist nun der erste Schein in der neuen Kategorie "Serie - Neue Banknoten":
Und zwar kommt der Schein von den FARÖER INSELN.
Nominal: 200 Kronen at par mit der DKK (dänische Krone), ca. EUR13.43.
Format und Ausgabedatum der Banknote:
Format 145 mm x 72 mm. Issued 19 January 2004.
(hat aber das 2003er Datum drauf! => B0031B)
Infos zu den Motiven:
The motif on the face of the 200-krone banknote is a Ghost Moth, Hepialus humuli, printed in intaglio. The Ghost Moth, which spreads its wings across the banknote, is found all over the Faroe Islands.
The background is reproduced from a watercolour with blades of grass. The motif of Tíndholmur near Vágar on the reverse of the banknote is also reproduced from a watercolour.
The watercolours are by Zacharias Heinesen.
200-kroner - a new denomination
The introduction of this new denomination in the Faroese banknote series is a natural consequence of the Act on Faroese Banknotes etc., which e.g. states that Faroese banknotes shall have the same denominations as Danish banknotes.
Nachdem in der Ukraine letztes Jahr der neue 20 Hryvnia Schein emittiert wurde, kam am 29. März 2004 der neue 50 Hryvnia Schein mit 2004er Datum heraus.
Hier sind die ersten Bilder.
Ist zwar noch specimen aber nächste Woche werde ich das Original haben und die scans einstellen!
Ein paar Daten:
The Banknote of 50 Hryvnias Denomination (2004)
The new banknote like all previous banknotes of this denomination bears a portrait of M.Hrushevskyi on its face and the building of the Ukrainian Centralna Rada on its back.
Mykhailo Hrushevskyi is a founder and President of the Ukrainian People’s Republic, an outstanding Ukrainian historian, scientist, writer, social, political and public figure.
The building of the Ukrainian Centralna Rada was constructed in 1912 by the design of the Kyiv architect P.Alioshyn. There Centralna Rada, the first national government of Ukraine, adopted vitally important Universals (constitutional acts).
Security elements for visual detection
The banknote is printed on the tinted paper of violet color which is the dominating color of the design of the banknote.
etztes Jahr im Dezember wurde dieser 20 Hryvnia Schein in Umlauf gebracht.
Ein paar Daten:
The Banknote of 20 Hryvnias Denomination (2003)
The new banknote like all previous banknotes of this denomination bears a portrait of I. Franko on its face and the building of the Lvyv Opera House on its back.
Ivan Franko (1856-1916) is an eminent Ukrainian writer, scientist, translator and public figure.
Lvyv Opera House was built in 1900 by the design of architect Z. Gorgolevsky.
Issue Date: December 1, 2003
The banknote is printed on the tinted paper of greenish color matching the prevailing color of the images on the banknote.
Hier ist eine neue spannende Ausgabe aus dem kleinen Moldawien, manche sagen auch Rep. Moldau. diese wurde erst kürzlich (Anfang Mai) ausgegeben, seltsam ist aber das in der Info steht October 2003, wobei die Banknote keiner der beiden genannten Daten trägt, sonder das "Serienjahr" 1992.
Muss man nicht verstehen, aber so ist es eben.
Die Daten gibt hier, Bilder im Attachment-folder:
"1000 lei banknote (October 2003 issue)
Features:
* Dimensions: 66 x 133 mm;
* Predominant colours, the front and the reverse side: light violet, dark
violet, light blue and dark blue;
* Printed on a special paper, which has incorporated in its structure a
watermark depicting the portrait of Ştefan cel Mare and a metallic
vertical security thread.
The front side of the banknote:
The Coat of Arms of the Republic of Moldova, the name of the issuing bank "BANCA NAŢIONALĂ A MOLDOVEI", the inscription "REPUBLICA MOLDOVA", the portrait of Ştefan cel Mare, a national multicolour ornament, three vertical decorative elements, the central rossete, the nominal value written in figures and words, the abbreviation "BNM", the facsimile "Guvernator, L. Talmaci", the circle wording "PE-UN PICIOR DE PLAI, PE-O GURA DE RAI...", Victory Token - "V", the year of banknote issuance "1992", the banknote number and series, the inscription "FALSIFICARE ACESTOR BILETE SE PEDEPSEŞTE CONFORM LEGILOR".
The reverse side of the banknote:
The graphic image of the former building of the Parlament of the Republic of Moldova within a frame under it the inscription "Parlamentul Republicii Moldova", the nominal value written in figures and words, three vertical decorative elements, the composition of flags, the Coat of Arms of Ştefan cel Mare, the stylised images of the Column of Traian, the Column of Infinity and between them a crescent moon, the name of the issuing bank "BANCA NAŢIONALĂ A MOLDOVEI", the abbreviation "BNM".
Security features:
* A dark outlining watermark, depicting the portrait of Ştefan cel Mare
directed towards the centre, visible if seen against light;
* The metallic security thread incorporated between the vertical
decorative element of the banknote left side and the central rossete,
visible if seen against light;
* See-through feature: when the banknote is held against light the
outline of the pattern of the sun on the front side and of the
crescent moon on the reverse side as well as the circle of the sun
and the circle within which the crescent moon is depicted must
correspond perfectly. The letter "V" on the front side and the Column
of Traian and the Infinite Column depicted on the reverse side
combined together create a letter "M" (Moldova)."
Ich schaue immer wieder mit Interesse in diesen Thread. Diese Surinam-Noten sprechen mich sehr an. Da würde ich gerne einen Satz davon haben.
Die haben 3 Nullen von ihrem Gulden weggestrichen, ist das richtig?
Dann wären aktuell 100 Dollar €33,50. Berichtige mich wenn ich da auf dem Holzweg bin.
Ich schaue immer wieder mit Interesse in diesen Thread. Diese Surinam-Noten sprechen mich sehr an. Da würde ich gerne einen Satz davon haben.
Die haben 3 Nullen von ihrem Gulden weggestrichen, ist das richtig?
Dann wären aktuell 100 Dollar €33,50. Berichtige mich wenn ich da auf dem Holzweg bin.
Gruss
jeggy
Hallo jeggy!
Das freut mich aber, dass ich zumindest einen regelmäßigen Leser meines Threads habe.
§ Nullen von den Gulden zu streichen ist keine schlechte Idee, davon wird aber die hohe Inflation auch nicht weniger!
Das was du geschrieben hast ist ja alles richtig, bloß muss ich sagen, dass ich die vorgestellten Banknoten leider nicht verkaufe.
Ich stelle lediglich meine Neuheiten vor!
Das hätte ich anfangs möglicherweise klar machen sollen.
Sorry.
Aber wenn ich einmal 2 Exemplare einer Neuheit bekommen sollte, sage ich dir Bescheid.
Hallo jeggy!
Das was du geschrieben hast ist ja alles richtig, bloß muss ich sagen, dass ich die vorgestellten Banknoten leider nicht verkaufe.
Hallo mika-r,
Ja, so war das auch nicht gemeint
Ich wollte damit nur ausdrücken, dass ich einen solchen Satz grabschen würde, falls er mir zufällig über den Weg liefe...
Aber wenn ich einmal 2 Exemplare einer Neuheit bekommen sollte, sage ich dir Bescheid.
Hallo mika-r,
Ja, so war das auch nicht gemeint
Ich wollte damit nur ausdrücken, dass ich einen solchen Satz grabschen würde, falls er mir zufällig über den Weg liefe...
Wem geht das denn nicht so. In der Regel habe ich beinahe alle Banknoten, die ich hier vorstelle selbst in meiner Sammlung.
IM Falle Surinams habe ich die Infos allerdings per newsletter der Nat.bank bekommen. Den Satz hätte ich nämlich auch noch gerne
Das wäre nett
Gruss
jeggy
OK, ich werd mir Mühe geben, mir die Scheinchen doch noch abzugreifen!!!
Sobald ich den Schein habe, werde ich ihn hier reinstellen.
Info zu den Scheinen:
"The new banknote like all previous banknotes of this denomination bears a portrait of B. Khmelnitsky on its face and the church in Subotiv village on its back.
Bogdan Khmelnitsky (1595-1657) is a great hetman of Ukraine, a public figure and a military leader who established the Ukrainian State by uniting the left-bank and right-bank territories of Ukraine.
Illyinska (St. Elias) Church in Subotiv village was built in 1653 as a Khmelnitsky family burial-vault. B. Khmelnitsky and his son Tymosh are buried there.
Security elements for visual detection
The banknote is printed on the tinted paper of blue color which is the dominating color of the design of the banknote.
Banknote size (63x118) mm.
1. Watermark
A multi-tone portrait, formed by the internal structure of paper, has a fixed position on the banknote and becomes visible when the banknote is held up to the light. Repeats the portrait printed on the face of the note.
1a. Light Watermark Element
Imprint of the numerical indication of the denomination is visible when looking at the banknote against the light.
2. Coded Security Thread
A fully embedded into the paper polymer coded thread with the following transparent direct and inversed images: “5 ГРН”, a trident and the underlined denomination “5”.
3. Latent (Hidden) Image
A numerical indication of the denomination becomes visible when the banknote is tilted at a sharp angle to the light.
4. Relief Images
Graphic elements on the face of the banknote are printed in special printing when the ink is raised above the paper surface and can be felt by touch: a) the sign for the blind; b) the portrait; c) inscriptions; d) IZARD; e) numerical indication of the denomination.
5. See -Through Element
Printed elements on the face and on the back of the banknote which complement each other and form the letter “Y” when the note is held up to the light.
6. "Orloff" Printing
A special type of printing which forms a pattern with the ink of different colors ensuring an abrupt change of one color into another without intermittence and displacement of graphic elements of the pattern (lines, planes).
7. Microtext
Repeated inscriptions which can be read with magnifying glass.
8. Rainbow Printing
Special type of printing ensuring a smooth change of one color into another without intermittence and displacement of graphic elements of the pattern.
9. Serial Number
The serial number is printed in high printing with black inks having magnetic properties.
10. Serial Number
The serial number printed with red inks glowing under the UV light in yellow-red color.
11. Antiscanning Grid
Thin lines placed at different angles which form a moire pattern when copied or scanned.
12. Security Fibers
Chaotically embedded into the paper invisible security fibers glowing in red and green colors under the UV light.
13. Security thread
The 15 mm parts of the thread glow in green-yellow and blue colors (except the edges of the note).
Gestern habe ich von meinem "Informanden" aus der Ukraine die Information erhalten, dass die Nationalbank de Ukraine in naher Zukunft (noch dieses Jahr???) den 2 und den 10 Hryveni Schein "updaten will.
Diese sollen der neuen Serie angepasst werden.
Wann der 100er und 200er neu aufgelegt wird, wusste er auch noch nicht.
Er geht aber davon aus, dass die Ukraine VERMUTLICH einen 500 Griwen Schein einführen will. Näheres dann. sind bis jetzt nur Gerüchte!
schöne motive angekündigt für den 20 aug. 2004.
Termin wurde wahrscheinlich auf unbestimmte Zeit verschoben.
hier die Meldung:
Mar, 2004 - Haiti issues new notes to commemorate it's Bicentennial with a series of six banknotes. Additional information is featured on the Garry Saint, Esquire website at Numismondo.Com
Hier eine Meldung zu ägyptischen Banknoten und der neuen Unterschrift von
Dr. Ali Mehilba
Apr, 2004 - Dr. Ali Mehilba, President of the Arabic Chapter of IBNS has reported that the present Governor of the Central Bank of Egypt (Signature 21) has signed only the 1, 20 and 100 pound notes and after only a month has changed his signature and has started to withdraw the old signature from circulation.
Hier eine Meldung zu ägyptischen Banknoten und der neuen Unterschrift von
Dr. Ali Mehilba
Apr, 2004 - Dr. Ali Mehilba, President of the Arabic Chapter of IBNS has reported that the present Governor of the Central Bank of Egypt (Signature 21) has signed only the 1, 20 and 100 pound notes and after only a month has changed his signature and has started to withdraw the old signature from circulation.
Verstehe ich das richtig ? Der Präsident der Ägypt. Zentralbank hat nach einem Monat seine Unterschrift geändert, deshalb werden jetzt alle Banknoten mit seiner "alten" Unterschrift wieder eingezogen.
Verstehe ich das richtig ? Der Präsident der Ägypt. Zentralbank hat nach einem Monat seine Unterschrift geändert, deshalb werden jetzt alle Banknoten mit seiner "alten" Unterschrift wieder eingezogen.
So in der Art!
Seit der Neue dran ist, werden nur noch Scheine mit seiner neuen U-schrift ausgegeben, die anderen älteren (mit der alten Sig.) verschwinden zunehmend aus dem Zahlungsverkehr!
MAS Singapore gibt neuen Polymeren $10 Schein heraus
Hier der Beitrag!
ACHTUNG: ANNEX A und B sind interessant, bitte im Text anklicken!
MAS Issues $10 Polymer Portrait Notes
Singapore, 30 Apr 2004...The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) today announced that it will introduce $10 polymer portrait notes into circulation on 4 May 2004. To preserve public familiarity and minimise modifications to note handling machines, the design of the new polymer notes is similar to the current $10 paper portrait notes except for a few changes to incorporate security features unique to polymer technology. MAS will continue to issue the current $10 paper notes as part of a phased introduction of the new $10 polymer notes.
2 To date, 15 countries have introduced polymer notes in their currency system. Among them Australia, New Zealand and Romania have fully replaced paper notes with polymer ones. Polymer notes can last three to four times longer than paper notes as the notes are more resistant to dirt and are not easily torn. They are therefore more cost-effective. Their security features offer better protection against counterfeiting, particularly against digital counterfeiting e.g. scanners, colour printers and photocopiers.
3 For the above reasons, and the positive experience in countries that had adopted polymer notes, MAS is re-introducing polymer notes in Singapore. Singapore introduced its first polymer notes in 1990. The note lacked wide acceptance then as there were machine acceptance issues, the main one being the ability of ATMs to dispense these notes. The public also found the notes springy, sticky and difficult to fold. These problems have since been overcome with technological advances. Printing has also become less costly and it is feasible to issue them more extensively. The $10 denomination was selected as it is commonly used in cash payments. It is also widely dispensed through ATMs and accepted at Cash Deposit Machines (CDMs). Please see Annex A for further details.
Availability and Usage
4 As a start, MAS will issue $100 million worth of new polymer notes. Depending on public demand for them, more polymer notes will be issued subsequently. The phased introduction will allow banks and businesses to fine-tune their machines and make the necessary adjustments gradually to avoid abrupt and costly changes. For the launch, the notes will be available at seven banks and at selected ATMs and CDMs that they have calibrated to dispense and accept the notes. The notes can also be used at the General Ticketing Machines (GTMs) at nine SMRT stations. Please refer to Annex A for the list of banks and GTMs.
5 As the polymer notes are legal tender, they can be used for all cash transactions, including machines that have been calibrated to accept the notes. The polymer notes can also be deposited at all commercial banks in Singapore.
Similarities and Differences
6 Most of the security features on the $10 paper notes have been retained in the polymer notes, and both have a similar look and feel. They have the following similarities:
* Portrait of Singapore's first President, the late Encik Yusof bin Ishak, on the front, and Sports' motif at the back
* Same colour (predominantly red)
* Same size (141 mm x 69 mm)
7 The main differences are in the additional security features that are unique to polymer notes. These are:
* Two see-through windows - one on the top-left hand side, and the other at the bottom-right corner
* A stylised gold Singapore Lion symbol with a hidden image, beside the top-left hand window. An image of the Singapore Arms will appear at varying angles
* The security thread now takes the shape of the Singapore island instead of a straight line
Please refer to Annex B for details.
Commemorative Notes
8 MAS will also issue a limited edition commemorative $10 polymer note, each over-printed with the text "Commemorative First Issue by MAS". Only 10,000 of these notes are printed and they will be sold at $35 each. The public can submit their orders via the mail-order form found in The Straits Times and Lian He Zao Bao on 4 May 2004, or they can do so online through the MAS website. More details can be found on the MAS website and in the press advertisements.
2004 - The Reserve Bank of India will shortly be issuing Rs.5 denomination bank notes with insert letter "L" in numbering panel in Mahatma Gandhi Series. These notes will bear the signature of Dr. Y.V. Reddy, Govenor. Except for the change in insert letter, the design of these notes to be issued now is similar in all respects to those issued earlier in Mahatma Gandhi Series. All Notes in the denomination of Rs.5 issued by the the Reserve Bank in the past will continue to be legal tender. The Reserve Bankof India Press Release, June 04, 2004.
Meldung 2
2004 - The Reserve Bank of India will shortly be issuing Rs.100 denomination bank notes with insert letter "L" and Rs.10 denomination bank notes without insert letter in numbering panel in Mahatma Gandhi Series. These notes will bear the signature of Dr. Y.V. Reddy, Govenor. Except for the signature of the Govenor for RS.20 and the change in insert letter for RS.100, the design of these notes to be issued now is similar in all respects to those issued earlier in Mahatma Gandhi Series. All Notes in the denomination of Rs.100 and Rs.10 issued the the Reserve Bank in the past will continue to be legal tender. The Reserve Bank of India Press Release, May 18, 2004.
Meldung 3
2004 - The Reserve Bank of India will shortly be issuing Rs.100 denomination bank notes with insert letter "F" and Rs.20 denomination bank notes without insert letter in numbering panel in Mahatma Gandhi Series. These notes will bear the signature of Dr. Y.V. Reddy, Govenor. Except for the signature of the Govenor for RS.20 and the change in insert letter for RS.100, the design of these notes to be issued now is similar in all respects to those issued earlier in Mahatma Gandhi Series. All Notes in the denomination of Rs.100 and Rs.20 issued the the Reserve Bank in the past will continue to be legal tender. The Reserve Bank of India Press Release, May 08, 2004.
Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) - neue 10er und 20er
Die ECCB hat ge-upgradete Schein zu $10 und $20 herausgegeben.
Upgraded EC $20 To Start Circulating In St Vincent And The Grenadines
The phase in process of the recently upgraded ECCB banknotes will commence in St Vincent and the Grenadines on May 12, 2004, when the twenty-dollar notes will be put into circulation.
The security thread in these notes fluoresces under UV light, and the letters ECCB as well as the value of the note can be seen in yellow, against a blue background on the front of the note. When viewed from the back, the thread appears yellow-green in colour. A second security thread has also been added.
The notes have a highly reflective silver filigree foil on which the value of the note is evident. The letters ECCB, as well as the denomination are also visible in fine print around the foil, which having been overprinted with intaglio, a special banknote process, will have a unique “raised” feel.
Other denominations of the upgraded notes will be introduced in St Vincent and the Grenadines as and when stocks of the existing notes are depleted. The current notes will continue to be legal tender, and will be replaced in the normal way, through wear and tear.
Brochures and posters are available from the commercial banks.
UND
Upgraded EC $10 To Start Circulating In Grenada
The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank wishes to advise the public that ten-dollar notes with upgraded security features will be put into circulation in Grenada on Wednesday, May 12, 2004. These notes will carry the same upgrades to the security thread and the filigree foil as the upgraded twenty-dollar notes, which were put into circulation in Grenada in December 2003.
The security thread fluoresces under UV light, and the letters ECCB as well as the value of the note can be seen in yellow, against a blue background on the front of the note. When viewed from the back, the thread appears yellow-green in colour. A second security thread has also been added.
The notes have a highly reflective silver filigree foil on which the value of the note is evident. The letters ECCB, as well as the denomination are also visible in fine print around the foil, which having been overprinted with intaglio, a special banknote process, will have a unique “raised” feel.
Other denominations of the upgraded notes will be introduced in Grenada as and when stocks of the existing notes are depleted. The current notes will continue to be legal tender, and will be replaced in the normal way, through wear and tear.
Brochures and posters are available from the commercial banks.
"Serie - Neue Banknoten"
den 2 und den 10 Hryveni Schein "updaten will.
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