MauMauNotes

ty dave

BTW I find sad how this king is dressed 'a la european old general with 1001 war medals' it reminds me of those first aborigenal putting Cpt. Cook hat on their heads, no disrespect, but really out of their culture, something that is NOT tongan (or pacific)

the new notes of tonga show even more details on his dress and medal.

Tonga, 20 Pa'anga 1995

Malta done.

10 Liri 1994

planning to buy this nice bird

ahhh

' The Central Bank of the Netherlands Antilles will become the Central Bank of Curaçao and Sint Maarten, with current management remaining in place. Curaçao and Sint Maarten will share the same currency, which will remain pegged to the United States Dollar at the same ratio, but this currency will have a new name (Dutch Caribbean Guilder instead of Netherlands Antilles Guilder). In Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba the United States Dollar will be the official currency as of January 1, 2011 '

http://www.amicorp.com/AmiNews/DNA/English.html

i dont like the last part.

Caribbean guilder’ will not be ready by 10-10-10

By The Daily Herald

Posted: Jul 26, 2010 16:20 UTC

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WILLEMSTAD - Curaçao's General Affairs Commissioner Zita Jesus-Leito (PAR) has confirmed that the Caribbean Guilder, which is to become the currency of the new countries Curaçao and St. Maarten, will not be in circulation until six to nine months from now.

It has been known for some time that the new common currency will not be ready by October 10 when the Netherlands Antilles ceases to exist.

The Caribbean Guilder will be under supervision of the joint Central Bank of Curaçao and St. Maarten. The new bank will have a chairman, who will be chosen by both countries, while the two countries will also appoint the other six members of the Supervisory Board of Directors.

Jesus-Leito and her colleague in charge of finance, Mike Willem, held a conversation on St. Maarten with Commissioner William Marlin last week Thursday. The purpose of this conversation was to conclude further agreements on the interpretation of the joint Central Bank of the two future autonomous countries within the Dutch Kingdom.

According to Jesus-Leito, there is currently agreement on most details regarding an outline for the monetary union and a new Central Bank that requires further interpretation. The parties agreed that the Supervisory Board of Directors will consist of six members to be appointed by the two countries.

According to the commissioner, agreements were made also for a transitional arrangement until the introduction of the new currency. During this period, the new currency will be introduced gradually, whereby the current Antillean guilder will be taken out of circulation.

Jesus-Leito was very pleased with the conversation in St. Maarten. The experts will continue talks on the precise interpretation of the monetary system of the future autonomous countries.

During the presentation of the 2009 annual report on the Antillean economy, Antillean Central Bank president director, Emsley Tromp, said he still hadn't heard anything on the new currency and its denominations. Casually referring to the Central Bank advice in favour of "dollarization" which the political officeholders had not followed, Tromp said it could take 12 to 18 months before the two new countries switch to a new currency.

"First of all, we have to come up with a name for this currency and determine its denominations. From that moment, it will regard matters we have experience with, such as contacting the right authorities so that the banknotes and coins can be manufactured, and bringing this currency in circulation.

"During the transitional period, the Antillean guilder will be used along with this new monetary unit. Decisions need to be taken on this matter, as one has to consider the manufacturer's capacity, and let's not forget there's a shortage of the basic product for coins and banknotes - due to the crisis of 2008."

when newly independent Curacao recieves there new currency

omg i didnt know this (and this Dissolution of the Netherlands Antilles http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissolution_of_the_Netherlands_Antilles)

is new currency from these islands coming (a la Aruba for example) or what ?

what will we have ?

Curacao (new country-currency) Old Capital of N.A. brand new currency or renamed currency?

Sint Maarten ? (new country-currency)

Bonaire, Saba, and Sint Eustatius ?(whats left of Dutch Antilles, but new currency?)

Keep the current revisited Dutch Antilles Currency or get the Euro or get their own under new name ?

trash can find. from the airport the person was trying to exchange them to a diff currency. the teller couldnt take them since theyre obsulete.

 

i asked for the notes paid the a samll handling fee, and got them.

53.000 it.lire about ... (brain work) 25-26 Euros, i like the blue 10k

welcome in William !

nice twins

very lovely designs created by Waterlow and Sons and American Banknote Company.

that's pure art, i love all those 'a la (old) dollar' styles

Venezuela 20,000 Bolívares from 2001. Parrot on the back and I believe Simón Rodríguez on the front.

nice parrot one of my pref. animals... eh eh

 

 

I am intrigued on the Mexican note - is it polymer? I have to get one, for some reason I really like the new Mexican notes.

it looks like paper to me ...

the Lebanese one surprised me for the 'small' size (not that small but smaller than the average, while i expected a piece of towel

dave, old stuff got that kind of 'magic' eh ?

my first 2 'red seals'

my latest arrivals have coincided with the 5 Dollars and Mexico posted by you (well, awaiting for 100 Pesos)

there must be some hidden link between us

perhaps best answers Mau Mau Notes' question. Link

thank you SA too

ty, i see

i think i have to collect 1 sample of each here...

(Sterling Bank of Ireland, Ulster Bank, Northern Bank)

btw, is that Northern Ireland currency commonly(massively) used in that country ?(or it's more a collector-political stuff) ?

lovely top one

and nice set!

nice one

talking about ukraine

and Greece 1970 ' Zeus '

it would be nice, some kind of competition OR other threads like ' Animal Notes ' (more like Inflation Currency(minimum 6 zeroes), Queen and Kings, Buildings, and 1 million more different themes

here's my 3 latest (2 are cheap, but Liberia highest value is cheap anyway, Jugoslavia note i wanted it to remember a note i was gifted when i was 12, the same note but very circulated, then gave away, now bought for little in Unc) and Iran

now i have 2 new countries in my collection: Liberia and Iran, while Jugoslavia goes under Serbia

50 Dollars 2008 - Liberia :

( i liked more the red 50 than the green 100 ) 100$ = 1 €

100.000 Dinars 1989 - Jugoslavia :

( Pre war sample, inflation, gifted when i was a child, much circulated, now got it back in unc, i loved this note )

100.000 Rials 2010 - Iran :

(back)

2 more notes to come shortly

ty, 'Which Iranad 5 pound is that?' sorry ?

50 Ringgit - Malaysia

1000 Dinara - Serbia

100 Lirot - Israel (a)

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(i like this back)

Flying Swans - Finland

Lion-Tiger ? - Ireland

this is a close up for u

i would say, it looks like a monkey (what kind?) not known in europe in those ages, where explorers tell stories and light descriptions and possibly alterating the agressivity (or non aggr.)'long scary nails, devil face' of that specie

so that the writer makes it more scary and fantasize(?) a bit

the babies on his back may look like squirrels, but monkey babyies use to go in the back of their moms

something like

http://travel.3yen.com/wp-content/images/714px-japanese_macaque.jpg

you know in the past, what was unknown was often painted-draw as a monster or beast

a 1500 representation of a screaming beast of the far away forest behind the hell's mountains

Thanks Jtryka!

 

MauMau - Nice notes there - As far as I know, that Algerian note is the only one that depicts Cave Art on it. And one can hardly go wrong with any Swiss note - The creature on front is fascinating... Any clue what it is? Werewolf? If so, I'd have to get it!

ty

i just went thru more investigation

on the front there is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conrad_Gessner

Conrad Gessner a Swiss naturalist and bibliographer.

he wrote five-volume Historiae animalium (1551-1558) is considered the beginning of modern zoology,

if you check Google Images uner his name :

http://www.google.fi/images?q=conrad%20gesner&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=og&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wi

you will see standard creatures to fantasy ones