1988 Australia 10 Polymer Banknote Aboriginal Ab 43901219
10 Dollars - Decimal Polymer. Renniks Number: R301f Code: TRN Denomination: Ten Dollars Signatures: Coombs/Wilson Circa: 1966 Serial Number: SAA 245631. First Prefix 1966. Commonwealth of Australia Grade: Near Very Fine RR: $135.00 Source: Renniks 30th edition 2020 Sale Price: $95.00. First Polymer banknote issue.
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Filter by Face Value. 10 Dollars (2) $10 (21) Filter by Price Range. clear. We Sell Rare Uncirculated Ten dollar Polymer Banknotes. 2015 $10 Note Stevens/Fraser AA15 First Prefix R32. $175.00. Add to Cart. 2015 $10 Note Stevens/Fraser Radar Number AI15 900. $195.00.
10 note 1988 Aboriginal Bicentennial Auction (00167123179) Grays Australia
Add to Cart. Comprises all five $10 Australian banknote types - two paper and three polymer types. Offered in strictly Uncirculated condition - signature combinations of our choice. Each 6-note set is housed in a high-quality, illustrated, informative, hardback portfolio. Value for money given the importance, quality and presentation.
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The Second Production Run. The Bicentennial $10 note was only released into circulation again after the printing process had been completely overhauled, on October 24th, 1988. The prime difference between notes from the second production run, and those released from January 26 th is in the varnish applied to the notes after they had been printed.
A portrait of David Unaipon, an inventor and Australia's first published Aboriginal author, on
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The wattle flowers on the new $10 banknote are paler than those on the new $5 banknote - just like the two wattles in real life. The microprint features excerpts from Gilmore and Paterson's poems No Foe Shall Gather Our Harvest and The Man from Snowy River . Information on the banknote. The polymer banknote was first issued on 1 November 1993.
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The $1 note was replaced by a $1 coin in 1984, while the $2 note was replaced by a smaller $2 coin in 1988. [3] Although no longer printed, all previous notes of the Australian dollar are still considered legal tender. [4] These images are to scale at 0.7 pixel per millimetre. For table standards, see the banknote specification table.
Lot COMMEMORATIVE POLYMER ABORIGINAL 10 NOTE
Ten dollars 1966 to 1993 - Price guide and values. Sydney's early architect Francis Greenway, and Henry Lawson, one of Australia's best known poets and short story writers, were shown on the $10 note. Australia's banknotes were also transformed in this period. In 1988, Harry Williamson was chosen to lead the design team, with a theme of.
Indigenous Coin & Note Portfolio The Purple Penny
Repeat these steps for any other notes and coins you want to exchange. Complete checkout and get paid within 5 days of receiving your currencies. To exchange your 10 Australian Dollars banknote (Aboriginal youth) for cash: add it to your wallet now! Exchange and get: £ 3.68 360. 1 AUD = £0.3683600000. Add to wallet.
Lot COMMEMORATIVE POLYMER ABORIGINAL 10 NOTE
1988 Australia $10 Bicentennial Folder - AA 17. This note is from the 3rd release of the bicentenary commemorative $10 notes. It is in mint uncirculated condition. Still housed in its pristine original NPA (Note Printing Australia) folder. The note has only been removed once for the purpose of photographing it.
Indigenous Coin & Note Portfolio The Purple Penny
Jedda Columbia Pictures 1955 Australian one-sheet poster Condition B+ 101cm high x 68cm wide OTHER NOTES Jedda was the first Australian film shot in colour. NGUNBE Simon (Aboriginal Australian 1938-): NGUNBE Simon (Aboriginal Australian 1938-): ''''Whirlwind Approaching'' scene of figures with kangaroo's and emu's Pigment on Tree Bark.
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Collectors value numerous variations of this note. due to initial production problems. There were 3 releases of this note due to initial technical difficulties with the production techniques. The first release AB10 - AB33 (with the first 2 digits of the serial number being either 93, 94 or 96) The note had a thin varnish over the hologram.
Lot COMMEMORATIVE POLYMER ABORIGINAL 10 NOTE
Australian Ten Dollar Paper Note -Back. The Australian paper ten dollar note was first issued in 1966 with the Coombs/Wilson signature combination. Soon after decimal changeover it was reported that counterfeit $10 notes were circulating and police already had $140,000 worth of forged notes by early 1967. The counterfeit notes began flooding.
Lot COMMEMORATIVE POLYMER ABORIGINAL 10 NOTE
On January 27, 1988, the Reserve Bank of Australia released for the first time the commemorative 10 dollars 1988 banknote. It was developped by the Reserve Bank of Australia, The University of Australia and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation to enhance the security of australian currency and it was the first modern polymer banknote issued worldwide.
Lot COMMEMORATIVE POLYMER ABORIGINAL 10 NOTE
Specifications Year/Issue: 1988 Denomination: 10 Dollars Design Face Color: Brown and green on multicolor underprint. Face Type: Captain James Cook OVD at upper left, colonists across background; Cook's ship Supply at lower right shoreline.Signature R. A. Johnston and B. W. Fraser. Back Type: Aboriginal youth, rock painting and ceremonial Morning Star pole at center.
Australia 10 Dollars 1988 Australien Banknote Aborigines unc.
Comments. Commemorative $10 Note issued for the Bicentenary of European Settlement in 1988. Australia's first polymer banknote. This note had an OVD (Optically Variable Device) image of Captain Cook. The first printing of this note is identified by the numbers 93, 94 or 96 in the 3rd and 4th place of the serial number from the left.
