1988 Australian $10 Bicentenary Commemorative Polymer Banknote

Overview
An Australian $10 Commemorative Polymer Banknote Issued In 1988 To Mark The Bicentenary Of European Settlement. This Note Is Widely Recognised As The World'S First Polymer Currency Banknote. The Obverse Features A Young Aboriginal Person In Ceremonial Body Paint Alongside Morning Star Poles And Other Indigenous Cultural Imagery. The Reverse Depicts A Sailing Ship, Groups Of Figures Representing Aspects Of Australian Settlement History, And A Camel And Rider. A Large Clear Optical Window With A Holographic Element Is Present On Both Sides.

Condition Notes
The Note Presents With Crisp, Bright Colours And Strong Ink Definition Across Both Sides. The Polymer Substrate Appears Firm With No Visible Folds Or Creases. Edges And Corners Appear Sharp And Intact. No Visible Pinholes, Tears, Staining, Writing Or Tape Repairs Are Noted. A Very Faint Handling Mark May Be Present Consistent With An About Uncirculated Grade.

Specifications
* Country: Australia
* Denomination: Ten Dollars
* Year Of Issue: 1988
* Composition: Polymer
* Serial Number: Ab 11 443978
* Issuer: Reserve Bank Of Australia
* Grade (Our Assessment): About Uncirculated
* Series: Bicentenary Commemorative IssueFAL
991825+67FAL
991825+67

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