1988 Australian $10 Bicentenary Commemorative Polymer Banknote

Overview

Australian $10 Commemorative Polymer Banknote Issued In 1988 To Mark The Bicentenary Of European Settlement. This Was The World'S First Polymer Banknote Issued For General Circulation. The Obverse Features A Sailing Ship In A Harbour Scene With Groups Of Historical Figures, A Holographic Windowed Security Device Depicting Captain James Cook, And The Signatures Of B.W. Fraser (Secretary To The Treasury) And R.A. Johnston (Governor, Reserve Bank Of Australia). The Reverse Depicts An Aboriginal Youth In Ceremonial Body Paint Alongside A Morning Star Pole And Other Cultural Imagery.

Serial Number: Ab 21 967 985

Condition Notes

The Note Presents With Bright, Crisp Ink On Both Obverse And Reverse. The Polymer Substrate Appears Firm With No Visible Folds Or Creases. Corners Appear Sharp. No Visible Tears, Pinholes, Staining Or Writing. Both Holographic Windows Are Intact. Minor Handling Marks May Be Present Consistent With An About Uncirculated Grade.

Specifications

* Country: Australia
* Denomination: Ten Dollars
* Year Of Issue: 1988
* Series: Bicentenary Commemorative
* Signatories: Fraser / Johnston
* Substrate: Polymer
* Serial Number: Ab 21 967 985
* Issuer: Reserve Bank Of AustraliaFAL
991825+52FAL
991825+52

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