|
William
Keijzers is another long time
contributor who has been largely responsible for
bringing Argentina to second spot on the site. Born in the
Netherlands, William's work as a Construction Supervisor has taken
him to many interesting places around the world - Aruba, St. Martin,
Netherlands Antilles, Guinea Bissau, Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Yemen Arab
Republic and Saudi Arabia.
He met his wife Helen in 1986 and they were married in St. Martin
and now have two children, Iris and Kim. William started as a coin
collector in 1975 and as an adjunct added a banknote from each
country he visited. In 1984 he visited the Philippines and
discovered the guerilla issues, then on a trip to India he was also
introduced to the Princely States issues - both of which have
endless collecting possibilities.
On a trip to Argentina in 2003 William's interest expanded again to
bonos, a specialty that is extremely challenging because of the
extensive number of different issues, many as yet undocumented. He
made trips to Corrientes, Salta, Tucuman, Cordoba, La Rioja and
other provinces cementing his interest in bonos. William has also
contributed a number of Bolivia, Chile, Netherlands New Guinea,
Qatar, India Princely States and Philippines images.
The three contributors that I have recognized here have added not
only a great number of banknote issues but each has made a
significant effect on the overall quality of the site with their
outstanding scans and background information. William, thanks again
for your hard work - it has made a big difference!
8.1.2010
Don
Cleveland
is a long time major contributor
to the site. Born in Oregon, USA, he has been a collector for
nearly 35 year and was the founder of the Melbourne Chapter of the
IBNS – a group which still meets once a month in downtown
Melbourne. After being bitten by the "international bug" while in
the US military, Don obtained a Masters Degree in Marketing and
Economics, then spent the rest of his career as a Diplomat
in the US State Department.
Don's diplomatic assignments have taken him to Ivory Coast, Tunisia,
Egypt, Israel, Japan, and as U.S. Consul for Economics and Trade in
Melbourne, Australia, where he met and married his wife, Jan -
clearly his most important engagement! Don was
also assigned to Papua New Guinea, Canberra-AUS, Trinidad & Tobago,
the Philippines, Washington-DC and Fiji. He is now retired, although he still
accepts occasional short assignments when asked by the State
Department.
In
retirement, Don spends a lot of time on banknotes, and sometimes
writing for and contributing to the IBNS Journal, and
corresponding with fellow banknote collectors. He is a Life Member
of IBNS, on the IBNS Board of Directors, and a Life Member of the
Society of Paper Money Collectors.
Don also spends a lot of time scanning images and providing valuable
information for this site. Don, thanks for all of your help and
support as it is collectors like you that have made significant
contributions and inspiration to this site!
.22.5.2010
Brent
Arthurson is a professional
numismatist with the
Rare Coin
Company who has also been a long time contributor to this site.
We would like to acknowledge Brent for his hard work and support to
this website, in spite of his own difficult schedules. Brent always
comes through with great images from a broad array of interests. I
would categorize him as an expert generalist as he spans
the entire globe and I am constantly surprised at the range of his
numismatic knowledge.
I know when he sees his picture here it will be a big surprise to
him as his wife Heather, also a contributor to the site, provided
the picture stating that he "will probably be embarrassed as he is
very modest about his numismatic knowledge."
As this site approaches 10,000 banknotes displayed, it is thanks to
contributors like Brent and several others, who we hope to spotlight
soon, that have made it possible. Brent, thanks again, we appreciate all you have done in spite
of your difficult circumstances.
.21.5.2010
|
9,475
banknotes from 365
countries* are now
listed; last Update: 2 September 2010 |
* Some
issues are from colonies, pan-governments, micro-states or
non-government entities.
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|
2010
UPDATES BY DATE |
2010
UPDATES - ALPHABETIC |
|
Bolivia
P.106P
WK |
1 |
2.9..2010 |
Algeria
CL1 DC |
13 |
19.2.2010 |
|
ARGENTINA
N.8601
WK |
1 |
2.9..2010 |
Armenia
BA |
11 |
2.2.2010 |
|
Jersey
P.NewS
£1, £5
BA |
2 |
24.8..2010 |
ARGENTINA
N.8601
WK |
1 |
2.9..2010 |
|
ARGENTINA
P.266c
WK |
1 |
23.8..2010 |
ARG
P.S2705b 10 Australes Serie E WK |
4 |
4.8..2010 |
|
Jersey
BA |
31 |
23.8..2010 |
ARG
P.UNL(~S2723) 10 Pesos Ser.C
Sig.1 WK |
1 |
1.8..2010 |
|
Guernsey
BA |
23 |
18.8..2010 |
ARG P.230S,
BOL P.118S
WK |
2 |
20.6..2010 |
|
Haiti
ISPAN Bulletins
No.14 & 15 DE |
- |
18.8..2010 |
ARGENTINA
P.266c
WK |
1 |
23.8..2010 |
|
Chile
2
Pesos Nitrate RR 1898
WK
|
1 |
17.8..2010 |
Argentina
P.UNL(~s2375)x2,
N.20004
WK |
3 |
7.6..2010 |
|
Disney Dollars
CL1 |
50 |
16.8..2010 |
ARG P.S1529,
BOL P.131,
CHL P.82
WK |
3 |
6.6..2010 |
|
Italy
BA |
56 |
16.8..2010 |
Argentina
N.9560-64,
P.274,
P.277S-P.280S,
P.338S |
7 |
25..4.2010 |
|
Bolivia
P.124s
Serie P
WK |
1 |
12.8..2010 |
Argentina
P.286
WK |
2 |
11..4.2010 |
|
ARG
P.S2705b 10 Australes Serie E
WK |
4 |
4.8..2010 |
Argentina
P.309S, P.310S
WK
P.301-P313
CL1 |
7 |
20.3.2010 |
|
ARG
P.UNL(~S2723) 10 Pesos Ser.C
Sig.1 WK |
1 |
1.8..2010 |
Argentina
P.281b,
P.285
WK |
4 |
24.2.2010 |
|
Great Britain
P.M9 - SB.464
BA |
66 |
17.7..2010 |
Argentina P.305,
P.306
WK |
2 |
15.2.2010 |
|
Bolivia
BOL P.141S
WK |
1 |
7.7..2010 |
Argentina
S1771 .5 235
257 261 277 287 DCCL |
4 |
2.2.2010 |
|
Bolivia
P.125
Serie D
WK |
1 |
30.6..2010 |
Bahrain
TH |
1 |
16.3.2010 |
|
Somaliland
AW TH |
17 |
26.6..2010 |
Barbados |
41 |
6.2.2010 |
|
ARG P.230S,
BOL P.118S
WK |
2 |
20.6..2010 |
Belarus N.1000-N.1004,
P.14, P.26
CL1 |
5 |
10.2.2010 |
|
Galapagos-Ecuador
N1202, N.1204 |
2 |
8.6..2010 |
Belarus
P.1 - P.12 DC |
12 |
22.1.2010 |
|
Haiti
BULLETIN DE L’ ISPAN No.13
DE |
0 |
8.6..2010 |
Belarus
P.A3 - P.A4 DC,
P.5-7 CL1 |
9 |
21.1.2010 |
|
Argentina
P.UNL(~s2375)x2,
N.20004
WK |
3 |
7.6..2010 |
Belgium |
15 |
7.2.2010 |
|
ARG P.S1529,
BOL P.131,
CHL P.82
WK |
3 |
6.6..2010 |
Bolivia
P.106P
WK |
1 |
2.9..2010 |
|
Tunisia
P61
DC |
1 |
21.5..2010 |
Bolivia
P.124s
Serie P
WK |
1 |
12.8..2010 |
|
Galapagos (1) |
1 |
20.5..2010 |
Bolivia
BOL P.141S
WK |
1 |
7.7..2010 |
|
Wales
P.UNL MDJ |
2 |
19.5..2010 |
Bolivia
P.125
Serie D
WK |
1 |
30.6..2010 |
|
Yugoslavia
P.96 - P157
DC |
58 |
18.5..2010 |
Bolivia
P.139b
WK |
1 |
12..4.2010 |
|
German Fed. Rep.
N.1150 - N.1161
TK |
21 |
14.5..2010 |
Bolivia
P.150
WK |
1 |
16.3.2010 |
|
Yugoslavia
P.70 - P.95
DC |
18 |
14.5..2010 |
Bolivia
P.UNL(~112)
WK |
0 |
10.2.2010 |
|
German Fed. Rep.
P.1 - N1212 TK |
65 |
14.5..2010 |
Bolivia
P.118U5,
P.120J6,
P.30D1
WK |
3 |
8.2.2010 |
|
Free Dealer Ad
Pettinaro Bros.- WPM |
0 |
13.5..2010 |
Bolivia
P.131
Serie G1
WK |
1 |
27.1.2010 |
|
German Fed. Rep.
P.25 - P.29A TK |
6 |
8.5..2010 |
Bolivia
P.107RP
WK |
1 |
21.1.2010 |
|
Germany
P.S1001-P.S1009,
P.191-P.198 TK |
15 |
7.5..2010 |
Bulletin
de
L'ISPAN
(HTI Archeology) |
0 |
5.1.2010 |
|
Nigeria
YAR'ADUA Commemorative 2010 |
1 |
6.5..2010 |
Cambodia
CL1 |
14 |
28.2.2010 |
|
Singapore |
10 |
30..4.2010 |
Canada
CL1 |
6 |
9..4.2010 |
|
Macedonia
N.99 - N.220 |
27 |
26..4.2010 |
Canada
P.2b,c
P.3a P.UNLx2
DT |
6 |
8.2.2010 |
|
Haiti
P.188a, N986p CL1 |
1 |
26..4.2010 |
Chile
2
Pesos Nitrate RR 1898
WK |
1 |
17.8..2010 |
|
Argentina
N.9560-64,
P.274,
P.277S-P.280S,
P.338S |
7 |
25..4.2010 |
Chile
P.112
WK |
1 |
12..4.2010 |
|
Macedonia
DB |
28 |
24..4.2010 |
Chile
P.90a - P.90d
WK |
4 |
24.3.2010 |
|
Vevcani
DB |
8 |
23..4.2010 |
Chile
P.89
WK |
1
|
24.2.2010 |
|
China
P.574, P.585C
BM, MC |
4 |
23..4.2010 |
Chile
P.128,
P.153e
WK |
2 |
10.2.2010 |
Yugoslavia
N5100+
N5502+
N5520+
N5540+
N5550+
N5574+
N5596S
DB |
40 |
23..4.2010 |
Chile
.P.155s
5,000 Pesos 1993
WK |
1 |
26.1.2010 |
|
Free Dealer Ad
Pomexport
|
8 |
22..4.2010 |
China
P.574, P.585C
BM, MC |
4 |
23..4.2010 |
|
Nagorno-Karabakh
N.4S Nmoosh
CL1 |
1 |
20..4.2010 |
China
P.UNL,
P.AA10
RK |
3 |
15.2.2010 |
|
Chile
P.112
WK |
1 |
12..4.2010 |
Costa Rica
CL1 |
4 |
9.2.2010 |
|
Bolivia
P.139b
WK |
1 |
12..4.2010 |
Disney Dollars
CL1 |
50 |
16.8..2010 |
|
Argentina
P.286
WK |
2 |
11..4.2010 |
DominicanRep. |
1 |
3.1.2010 |
|
Canada
CL1 |
6 |
9..4.2010 |
Free Dealer Ad
Pettinaro Bros.- WPM |
0 |
.5..2010 |
|
German Fed. Rep.
Local Currency TK |
15 |
7..4.2010 |
Free Dealer Ad
Pomexport
|
8 |
22..4.2010 |
|
Russia P.S601+
P.S771+
P.S1026+
P.S1181+ |
145 |
4..4.2010 |
Free Dealer Ad
Specialized
Currency |
0 |
24.3.2010 |
|
Serbia
P.30, P.32, P.33
BA |
3 |
3.4.2010 |
Free Dealer Ad
BankNoteClub
Dr.Ali |
0 |
18.3.2010 |
|
Russia
P.S474 -
P.S600D
LKCA
BM |
14 |
2.4.2010 |
Galapagos-Ecuador
N1202, N.1204 |
2 |
8.6..2010 |
|
Indonesia
P.New
KGT |
1 |
2.4.2010 |
Galapagos (1) |
1 |
20.5..2010 |
|
Haiti
P.33 -
P.35
CL1 |
6 |
31.3.2010 |
Georgia
P.4
AB |
1 |
21.1.2010 |
|
Serbia
P.22
- P.27
BA |
8 |
27.3.2010 |
Georgia
P.6 - P.12
DC |
6 |
17.1.2010 |
|
Russia
Ukraine &
Crimea
AB |
19 |
27.3.2010 |
Georgia
BA |
32 |
17.1.2010 |
|
Russia
NW Russia
AB |
23 |
25.3.2010 |
German Fed. Rep.
N.1150 - N.1161
TK |
21 |
14.5..2010 |
|
Chile
P.90a - P.90d
WK |
4 |
24.3.2010 |
German Fed. Rep.
P.1 - N1212 TK |
65 |
14.5..2010 |
|
Free Dealer Ad
Specialized
Currency |
0 |
24.3.2010 |
German Fed. Rep.
P.25 - P.29A TK |
6 |
8.5..2010 |
|
Argentina
P.309S, P.310S
WK
P.301-P313
CL1 |
7 |
20.3.2010 |
Germany
P.S1001-P.S1009,
P.191-P.198 TK |
15 |
7.5..2010 |
|
Malta
CL1 |
2 |
19.3.2010 |
German
Dem. Rep.
BA |
2 |
15.1.2010 |
|
Free Dealer Ad
BankNoteClub
Dr.Ali |
0 |
18.3.2010 |
German
Dem. Rep.
|
44 |
2.2.2010 |
|
Bolivia
P.150
WK |
1 |
16.3.2010 |
German Fed. Rep.
Local Currency TK |
15 |
7..4.2010 |
|
Bahrain
TH |
1 |
16.3.2010 |
Great Britain
P.M9 - SB.464
BA |
66 |
17.7..2010 |
|
Serbia
P.52RE
BA |
1 |
15.3.2010 |
Guernsey
BA |
23 |
18.8..2010 |
|
Russia |
25 |
15.3.2010 |
Haiti
ISPAN Bulletins
No.14 & 15 DE |
- |
18.8..2010 |
|
Nagorno-Karabakh |
1 |
8.3.2010 |
Haiti
BULLETIN DE L’ ISPAN No.13
DE |
0 |
8.6..2010 |
|
Mauritius |
21 |
6.3.2010 |
Haiti
P.188a, N986p CL1 |
1 |
26..4.2010 |
|
India
P.32, P.34
WK |
2 |
3.3.2010 |
Haiti
P.33 -
P.35
CL1 |
6 |
31.3.2010 |
|
Cambodia
CL1 |
14 |
28.2.2010 |
India
P.32, P.34
WK |
2 |
3.3.2010 |
|
Iraq
RS, CL1 |
14
|
26.2.2010 |
Indonesia
P.New
KGT |
1 |
2.4.2010 |
|
Argentina
P.281b,
P.285
WK |
4 |
24.2.2010 |
Iraq
RS, CL1 |
14
|
26.2.2010 |
|
Chile
P.89
WK |
1
|
24.2.2010 |
Italy
BA |
56 |
16.8..2010 |
|
Algeria
CL1 DC |
13 |
19.2.2010 |
Jersey
P.NewS
£1, £5
BA |
2 |
24.8..2010 |
|
Argentina P.305,
P.306
WK |
2 |
15.2.2010 |
Jersey
BA |
31 |
23.8..2010 |
|
China
P.UNL,
P.AA10
RK |
3 |
15.2.2010 |
Las
Mariposas, The Butterflies
HA |
0 |
3.2.2010 |
|
Chile
P.128,
P.153e
WK |
2 |
10.2.2010 |
Macedonia
N.99 - N.220 |
27 |
26..4.2010 |
|
Bolivia
P.UNL(~112)
WK |
0 |
10.2.2010 |
Macedonia
DB |
28 |
24..4.2010 |
|
Belarus N.1000-N.1004,
P.14, P.26
CL1 |
5 |
10.2.2010 |
Malta
CL1 |
2 |
19.3.2010 |
|
Costa Rica
CL1 |
4 |
9.2.2010 |
Mauritius |
21 |
6.3.2010 |
|
Canada
P.2b,c
P.3a P.UNLx 2
DT |
6 |
8.2.2010 |
Nagorno-Karabakh
N.4S Nmoosh
CL1 |
1 |
20..4.2010 |
|
Bolivia
P.118U5,
P.120J6,
P.30D1
WK |
3 |
8.2.2010 |
Nagorno-Karabakh |
1 |
8.3.2010 |
|
Belgium |
15 |
7.2.2010 |
Narendra Sengar
IND PM List |
0 |
5.1.2010 |
|
Barbados |
41 |
6.2.2010 |
Nauru
AUD$ |
0 |
5.1.2010 |
|
Armenia
BA |
11 |
2.2.2010 |
Nigeria
YAR'ADUA Commemorative 2010 |
1 |
6.5..2010 |
|
Argentina
S1771 .5 235
257 261 277 287 DCCL |
4 |
2.2.2010 |
Russia P.S601+
P.S771+
P.S1026+
P.S1181+ |
145 |
4..4.2010 |
|
Bolivia
P.131
Serie G1
WK |
1 |
27.1.2010 |
Russia
P.S474 -
P.S600D
LKCA
BM |
14 |
2.4.2010 |
|
Chile
.P.155s
5,000 Pesos 1993
WK |
1 |
26.1.2010 |
Russia
Ukraine &
Crimea
AB |
19 |
27.3.2010 |
|
Belarus
P.1 - P.12 DC |
12 |
22.1.2010 |
Russia
NW Russia
AB |
23 |
25.3.2010 |
|
Bolivia
P.107RP
WK |
1 |
21.1.2010 |
Russia |
25 |
15.3.2010 |
|
Belarus
P.A3 - P.A4 DC,
P.5-7 CL1 |
9 |
21.1.2010 |
Serbia
P.30, P.32, P.33
BA |
3 |
3.4.2010 |
|
Georgia
P.4
AB |
1 |
21.1.2010 |
Serbia
P.22
- P.27
BA |
8 |
27.3.2010 |
|
Georgia
P.6 - P.12
DC |
6 |
17.1.2010 |
Serbia
P.52RE
BA |
1 |
15.3.2010 |
|
Georgia
BA |
32 |
17.1.2010 |
Singapore |
10 |
30..4.2010 |
|
German
Dem. Rep.
BA |
2 |
15.1.2010 |
Somaliland
AW TH |
17 |
26.6..2010 |
|
Tunisia
DC |
46 |
15.1.2010 |
South Ossetia |
0 |
5.1.2010 |
|
Nauru
AUD$ |
0 |
5.1.2010 |
Tunisia
P61
DC |
1 |
21.5..2010 |
|
Narendra Sengar
IND PM List |
0 |
5.1.2010 |
Tunisia
DC |
46 |
15.1.2010 |
|
Bulletin
de
L'ISPAN
(HTI Archeology) |
0 |
5.1.2010 |
Vevcani
DB |
8 |
23..4.2010 |
|
South Ossetia |
0 |
5.1.2010 |
Wales
P.UNL MDJ |
2 |
19.5..2010 |
|
Dominican Republic |
1 |
4.1.2010 |
Yugoslavia
P.96 - P157
DC |
58 |
18.5..2010 |
|
German
Dem. Rep.
BA |
44 |
2.1.2010 |
Yugoslavia
P.70 - P.95
DC |
18 |
14.5..2010 |
|
Las
Mariposas, The Butterflies
HA |
0 |
3.1.2010 |
Yugoslavia
N5100+
N5502+
N5520+
N5540+
N5550+
N5574+
N5596S
DB |
40 |
23..4.2010 |
|
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Czech
Republic
Dealer Dmitri Kharito nov
has just submitted his latest list.
Some
examples of the notes in the list are displayed in his
section and the full list is available on this site.
He also has a CHINA and RUSSIA
list that he will send upon request.
The second edition of "Banknotes & Coins of Yugoslavia,
Slovenia, Croatia, Bosn ia
& Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro & Macedonia" by
Zlatko
Viščević
will be released in August.
This softcover edition which took three years in preparation is
1000 pages long with grayscale images and is in both
Croatian and English.
For additional detail see our Free Ads section,
Zlatko
Viščević Dealer 24.
Haïti
earthquake update: amazing news-a
survivor was found alive after 27 days buried in the rubble.
It has been reported that he had water to keep him alive and
was not injured when found! His mother was overcome with
emotion.
I just heard on TV that 10,000 women will give
birth in Port-au-Prince within the next month. Because of the
destruction of the hospitals the UN has provided a "kit" that
will allow the women to give birth on their own!
While Haïti has been distinguished as the first black country
to achieve independence when its people revolted against
French occupation and defeated Napoleon's mighty army in 1801,
it has had an extremely difficult history, placing it today as
the poorest country in the western hemisphere.
An effective organization I have supported will be
among the important NGO's helping Haïti recover once again, is
Food
For The Poor.
FFP has been extremely efficient
with their donor contributions in the past and they have the
highest ◊◊◊◊
Charity Navigator rating.
This site has a comprehensive
section on
Haïti banknotes
displaying almost 700 different issues, along with a several
original articles.
9.2.2010
FOOD FOR THE POOR, INC.
|
|
An
excellent charitable organization is
Food For The Poor, Inc.
I have seen a number of their
projects in Haiti an d
as former President Clinton found out on his recent
trip, Haitians are a proud and unique people in need of
education and development, not
handouts.
I did volunteer work for this organization and
have seen first hand that FFP is extremely efficient
with their
donor contributions. They have the highest ◊◊◊◊
Charity Navigator rating.
GSE |
Ile A'Vache, HAÏTI
I am interested in helping Haiti in a meaningful way and
have been exploring the use of computers for distance learning
on Ile A'Vache.
As some of you may know, Cow Island is where
Bernard Kock tried to start a colony in 1863. The project
had initial support from the Lincoln administration and while
Kock appeared to have had good intentions, the effort failed
when his financial backers stopped funding the operation.
Ile A'Vache is the island where "Blackbeard" based his pirate
ships for a period before moving them to Ocracoke, North
Carolina.

The island lies about 7 miles off the southern coast of Haiti
and is home to about 6,000 people. There are two nice hotels
that attract a good number of tourists, mostly from Europe but
there is virtually no economy, as does the rest of Haiti. A
small organization doing big work on Ile A'Vache is the
Kakok Foundation
Anyone who would like to participate with ideas, time or
equipment, please write me.
GSE
FAMOUS WOMEN IN HISTORY
Las
Mariposas, The Butterflies
is another Famous Women
in History Power Point Presentation created b y Heather
Arthurson of IBNS, Perth Australia. It is a moving story about
the Mirabal Sisters, of the
Dominican Republic who opposed the
dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo.
Three of the sisters were assassinated but the fourth, Bélgica
Adela "Dedé" Mirabal-Reyes survived and currently runs a
museum in Salcedo dedicated to the memory of her sisters. A
commemorative banknote was
issued for the sisters in 2007.
Catherine Flon
Archaie
is the subject of a Power Point presentation given by Perth,
Australia IBNS member Heather
Arthurson.
Catherine Flon, is seen at left in a wonderful painting by
artist
Alexandra Barbot.
Flon was the goddaughter of Haitian Emperor Jean-Jacques
Dessalines who asked her to rip out the white of the French
flag to create the first Haitian flag. Flon, the Betsy Ross
of Haïti, has been featured on several Haitii banknotes.
learn more...
JORDAN
Jordan's
Queen Rania is very popular in Jordan
not only because of her great beauty but for the excellent work she is doing in the
country. The
Jordan
section
has a total of 27 images, included is a wonderful autographe d
image of Queen Rania sent in by Dr. Márián
Zoltán of Hungary.
Dr.Zoltán has collected autographed pictures
of world leaders
and personalities for many years and is currently looking for
the whereabouts of the former Sultan of Zanzibar, Jamshid bin
Abdullah. Readers with knowledge of the Sultan are encouraged
to write us and we will pass the information on.
Our sincere thanks go to specialist Mahdi Bseiso for his help
with this section.
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