1988 Australian $10 Bicentenary Commemorative Polymer Banknote - Aa Prefix

Overview

Australian $10 Commemorative Polymer Banknote Issued To Mark The Australian Bicentenary On 26 January 1988. This Note Carries The Aa Prefix With Serial Number Aa 12 008 558. Signatories Are B.W. Fraser (Secretary To The Treasury) And Johnston (Governor, Reserve Bank Of Australia). This Was The World'S First Polymer Banknote Issued For General Circulation.

The Obverse Features A Young Aboriginal Person In Ceremonial Body Paint Alongside Morning Star Poles And Other Cultural Imagery. The Reverse Depicts A Sailing Ship, Groups Of Figures Representing Aspects Of European Settlement, And The Date 26 January 1988. Both Sides Feature A Holographic Security Element.

Condition Notes

The Note Presents With Bright, Crisp Ink On Both Obverse And Reverse. The Polymer Substrate Appears Firm With No Visible Folds, Creases Or Soft Areas. Edges And Corners Appear Sharp And Intact. No Pinholes, Tears, Staining Or Writing Are Visible. The Holographic Elements On Both Sides Appear Intact And Reflective.

Specifications

* Country: Australia
* Denomination: Ten Dollars
* Year Of Issue: 1988
* Prefix: Aa
* Serial Number: Aa 12 008 558
* Signatories: Fraser / Johnston
* Substrate: Polymer
* Date On Note: 26 January 1988FAL
991825+88FAL
991825+88

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