Sale Price: $275.00. Banknote Description:   Australian Polymer Banknote Issue. Renniks Number: R416af. The savings over paper notes at the time were estimated to be more than $20 million per annum. It is important that the new features are durable, effectively incorporated into the banknote designs and rigorously tested. Banknote Description. RR: $700. Furthermore, the commercialisation was always an issue. Renniks Number: R218cF Code: GB Five Dollar: First Year Prefix 1998. (pair premium). The $5 New Generation Polymer Banknotes Australia are printed on polymer, a type of plastic. Notation: Released in 1988 these first prefix letters on AB10 94 were subjected on the same printing strain of the hologram being faulty, in actual fact [...], Hardcover Renniks Edition 2019 Now Available, Australian Coin & Banknote values Edited by Michael Pitt. Renniks Number: R518bF. Kell/Collins 1926

1994 20 Dollar Fraser Evans R416i BB 94 772308. Serial Number: BA98 720329. Sale Price: $400.00. Signatures: Fraser/Evans. Signatures: Fraser/Evans. Signatures: Johnston/Fraser. Australasian Notes Pty Ltd reserves the right to change / alter prices of any or all banknotes listed within our website without notice. Polymer banknotes, reproductions of banknotes in visual form including serial numbers are only facsimiles and not the serial number you may receive. Queen Elizabeth II At one stage Dave’s team numbered 31 staff. Rennicks R217BL Code: GB Five Dollar. 1994 20 Dollar Fraser Evans R416i BB94772307. RR: $100.00. Circa: 1998. RR: $100.00. Sale Price: $700.00. Coombs/Watt 1949 Australia converted from the Imperial system to a decimal currency with the issue of new state of the art security banknotes to prevent forgery For his role in the discoveries and subsequent leadership of the team responsible for the production of the world’s first plastic banknote, Dave Solomon has received many awards, including: He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society London (FRS), in 2004 where the banknote project was part of the nomination case and made a Member of Order of Australia, for contributions to science and technology, particularly in the field of Polymer Chemistry in 1990. Depending on stock [...], 1996 100 Dollar Fraser Evens First Last Polymer Set, Last Paper/First Polymer Set Number: 456/900, 1996 20 Dollar Fraser Evans R416cf AA96 360872. Banknote Description. Circa: 1994. 1998 Fifty Dollar McFarlane Evans Last Prefix.

Renniks: R416i. Banknote Description: Australian Polymer Banknote Issue.

Riddle/Sheehan 1933 Renniks Number: R416af. Code: BAM. The Right Note has first run, un-circulated and sequential run Polymer Banknotes among our collection for sale. The presence of a clear area alone would force the forger to use plastic and no commercially available film was available ‘ Dave’s group made their own and it was unique. Serial Number: AA96 360872. [Source: CSIRO], Knighthoods and the Companions of the Order of Australia, Banknote Production: Polymer Technology (Reserve Bank of Australia), CSIRO and Chinese Academy of Sciences join forces, An approach to the production of secure durable bank notes (1974), Society of Plastic Engineers (Australia and New Zealand) Innovation Award, Clunies Ross National Science and Technology Award, The Australian Bicentennial Science Achievement Award, Ian William Wark Medal and Lecture, Australian Academy of Science. Serial Number: AA94605073. Maybe be available in pairs (no premium for pairs). Circa: 1988. One Hundred Dollar, polymer issue. When her father died in 1952, Elizabeth became Head of the Commonwealth and queen regnant of seven independent Commonwealth countries. The technical problems were solved in principal in about 10 years, but the ultra conservative nature of banking significantly held up the eventual release of these revolutionary polymer banknotes. THE RIGHT NOTE WILL ONLY ACCEPT DIRECT DEPOSIT PAYMENTS FOR ALL COINS LISTED @ WWW.THERIGHTNOTE.COM.AU Denomination: Twenty Dollar. Grade: Uncirculated. Stevens/Parkinson 2012 Banknote Description: Australian Polymer Banknote Issue. Fraser/Evans 1993, Fraser/Cole 1991 Signatures: Fraser/Evans. Serial Numbers:  DC93 460056/57. Signatures: McFarlane/Evans. Denomination: Twenty Dollar. He was convinced that science should be able to put a bigger distance between what the forgers were so easily able to simulate and what the bank could produce. Partly as a joke, but also for security reasons in case their experimental notes were lost, Dave’s team printed $3 and $7 test notes, denominations not encountered in the Australian currency system, on their pilot production line. Fraser/Cole 1991 So we focussed on Diffraction gratings (Holograms), Moire interference patterns, photochromic compounds and a label. Source: Renniks Edition 2019.

Signatures: McFarlane/Evans. Grade: Uncirculated Serial Number: EK95568865. For example: if the note is held between the fingers the pressure causes a colour change; if the note is rotated a colour change occurs or an image moves across the note; if the note is taken from a wallet it changes colour etc. Signatures: Fraser/Evans. Sale Price: $475.00. Australian Polymer Banknote Issue. Very rare Uncirculated $5 Test Note Last Prefix DN97 Signatures: Fraser/Evans. Modern polymer banknotes were first developed by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Re… Source: Renniks 28th edition 2018. We built a production plant in secret and printed a design provided by the RBA ‘ birds in flight ‘ using our plastic film. Gothic Serial Numbers. Denomination: Twenty Dollar. Ten Dollar Fraser Evans Australian Polymer, Renniks: R310aF Banknote Description:   Australian Polymer Banknote Issue. The Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) at the time, Dr HC (Nugget) Coombs, decided to turn to science to overcome this problem.

Banknote Description: Australian Polymer Banknote Issue. Pair. Source: Renniks 28th edition. RR: $700.00. By 1998 all Australian banknotes were issued in plastic and Australia became the first country in the world to convert from a paper-based banknote currency to a polymer-based one. Fraser Evans. Signatures: Fraser/Cole Serial Number: AA 00 301 158 Grade: Uncirculated Circa: 1992. These are defined as any entity that changes its appearance when something external to the note is done. These are defined as any device that changes its appearance when something external to the note is changed, such as the angle of viewing, temperature, etc. RR: $350.00.

In addition to their inability to be forged, the new notes were also more durable, more environmentally friendly and less likely to carry dirt and disease. Signatures: Fraser/Evans. Signatures: Fraser/Evans. PLEASE NO CREDIT CARDS.

Grade: Uncirculated. Renniks Number: R416cf Code: BAM. 1995 50 Dollar Australian First Polymer HH9577745 Pair. It is interesting how many people do not realise that the banknotes they use everyday are an Australian invention. Testing was a particular challenge: it is not possible to field trial a banknote. Grade: Uncirculated. Collectable Banknotes Australia - Australia's largest stock of First and Last Prefix banknotes, in Pre-Decimal, Decimal Paper and Polymer. By 1998 all Australian banknotes were issued in plastic and by 2009 Securency was exporting to 25 countries, with more than three billion polymer notes in circulation.
Banknote Description. Signatures: Fraser/Evans.

Renniks: R416i. As Dave recalled: The challenge of beating the camera was taken up and led to a range of what were to become known as OVD’s, optically variable devices. Reference: Johnston/Fraser. In the case of mass printed banknotes e.g. Grade: Uncirculated. RR: $150.00. RR: $1000.00 Source Renniks 29th edition 2019, 1994 20 Dollar Fraser Evans R416af AA94 990506. THANK YOU.

Coombs/Randall 1967
Serial Number: AA94 990506. Banknote Description:   Australian Decimal Paper Banknote Issue Denomination: One Hundred Dollars Signatures: Johnston/Stone Serial Numbers: ZBA 063644 /45/ 46/ 47/ 48 A run of 5 consecutive numbers Grade: Uncirculated.