1988 Australian $10 Bicentenary Commemorative Polymer Banknote

Overview
An Australian $10 Polymer Banknote Issued In 1988 To Commemorate The Australian Bicentenary. This Was The World'S First Polymer Banknote Issued For General Circulation. The Note Features Signatories B.W. Fraser (Secretary To The Treasury) And Johnston (Governor, Reserve Bank Of Australia). Serial Number Ab 48 790 531.

The Obverse Depicts A Sailing Ship, Groups Of Figures Representing Early European Settlement, And A Clear Window With A Holographic Emblem. The Reverse Features An Aboriginal Youth With Traditional Body Paint, A Ceremonial Morning Star Pole, And Aboriginal Cultural Motifs.

Condition Notes
The Note Presents With Bright, Crisp Ink On Both Sides. The Polymer Substrate Appears Firm With Minimal Handling Evidence. There Is A Very Slight Wave To The Note Visible At The Edges. The Clear Window And Holographic Element Are Intact On Both Sides. Corners Appear Sharp. No Visible Folds, Tears, Pinholes, Staining Or Writing Observed From The Photographs.

Specifications
* Country: Australia
* Denomination: Ten Dollars
* Year Of Issue: 1988
* Type: Bicentenary Commemorative
* Substrate: Polymer
* Signatories: Fraser / Johnston
* Serial Number: Ab 48 790 531
* Grade (Our Assessment): About Uncirculated
* Slabbed: No
FAL
991825+68FAL
991825+68

** This Auction is ONLINE VIEWING and SHIPPING ONLY **

.