2X Australian $10 Bicentennial Commemorative Polymer Banknotes 1988

Overview
Two Australian Ten Dollar Polymer Banknotes Issued In 1988 To Commemorate The Australian Bicentenary. These Were The First Polymer Banknotes Issued For General Circulation Anywhere In The World. The Obverse Features An Aboriginal Youth In Ceremonial Body Paint Alongside A Morning Star Pole. The Reverse Depicts A Sailing Ship With A Group Of Figures Representing Early European Settlement, With The Text 'Ten Dollars Australia' And The Signatures Of The Secretary To The Treasury And The Governor Of The Reserve Bank Of Australia.

Serial Numbers
* Note 1: Ab 15 588 333
* Note 2: Ab 49 860 401

Both Notes Carry The Ab Prefix.

Condition Notes
* Note 1 (Ab 15 588 333): Appears Crisp With Bright, Original Ink Colours. Minimal Handling Marks Visible. The Clear Window Is Intact.
* Note 2 (Ab 49 860 401): Light Wrinkling Visible Around The Clear Window Area On The Obverse. Minor Handling Marks Consistent With Light Circulation. Ink Colours Remain Bright. The Clear Window Is Intact.

Specifications
* Country: Australia
* Denomination: Ten Dollars
* Year Of Issue: 1988
* Composition: Polymer
* Issuer: Reserve Bank Of Australia
* Quantity: 2 Banknotes
* Serial Numbers: Ab 15 588 333, Ab 49 860 401FAL
991825+85FAL
991825+85

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