Australian $10 Bicentennial Commemorative Polymer Banknote

Overview

An Australian Bicentennial Commemorative $10 Polymer Banknote, Serial Number Ab 26 029 552. This Note Was Issued To Commemorate The Australian Bicentenary And Was The World'S First Polymer Currency Note. The Obverse Features A Young Aboriginal Person In Ceremonial Body Paint Alongside Traditional Morning Star Poles And Ceremonial Objects. The Reverse Depicts A Sailing Ship With Groups Of Figures Representing Aspects Of European Settlement, With Signatures Of The Secretary To The Treasury And The Governor Of The Reserve Bank Of Australia Visible.

The Note Features A Clear Window With A Holographic Emblem On Both Sides, A Hallmark Of The Polymer Substrate Technology Developed By The Reserve Bank Of Australia And Csiro.

Condition Notes

The Note Presents With Crisp, Bright Ink And Strong Colour Across Both Obverse And Reverse. The Polymer Substrate Is Clean And Largely Free Of Visible Creasing. There Appears To Be A Very Light Handling Mark Or Soft Fold Visible. Corners Are Sharp. The Holographic Window Is Intact And Displays Well. No Tears, Pinholes, Staining Or Writing Observed.

Specifications

* Country: Australia
* Denomination: Ten Dollars
* Type: Bicentennial Commemorative
* Serial Number: Ab 26 029 552
* Substrate: Polymer
* Issuer: Reserve Bank Of Australia
* Grade (Our Assessment): About Uncirculated991825+2991825+2

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