The banknote to be released for circulation, have samples of the design normally distributed between financial institutions. The purpose is to review, study on how it look when it is publicaly released. As a standard it comes with special markings such as “overprint”, “cancellation” or show special serial numbers.
Pin holes is the term used when a stack of notes are stapled or pinned together by a pin like object. India was known to do this with their currency. Below is an example of pin holes applied to a stock of banknotes from India. The pinholes are shown in the watermark (left/right side). …
Best of Banknotes was created as a space for collectors and enthusiasts on all things related to banknotes. The main purpose is to learn about the world. Be it through art, history, geography, culture or religion, each banknote has a story to tell. I began collecting banknotes out of curiosity and wonder. My first banknotes…
No products in the cart.
