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Rhinoceros, Chiremba balancing rock formation.

Elephant, Chiremba balancing rock formation.

Cape buffalo, Chiremba balancing rock formation.

Seven founding fathers with flag after signing the union document.

Charles III.

Charles III.

Charles III.

Arms, Parliament building (Port Moresby). First Anniversary of the Passing of Sir Julius Chan (2025-2026).

Alhaji Sir Ahmadu Bello.

Dr. G. S. S. J. Ratulangi, arms, outline of Indonesia.

Mahatma Gandhi, Lion capital of Asoka column.

Mahatma Gandhi, Lion capital of Asoka column.

Nanai (Fiji cicada).

Tagimoucia flower.

Foa artefact, Kacau ni Gau (Fiji petrel).

Beli fish.

Kulawai parrot.

Vilém Pospíšil, first governor of the National Bank of Czechoslovakia. Commemorative note for the 100th anniversary of the bank (1926-2026).

Celia Sánchez Manduley (Heroína de la Sierra Maestra).

Horse. Year of the Horse 2026.

National Martyrs' monument (Savar), water lily.

Shaheed Minar monument, water lily.

Baitul Mokarram mosque (Dhaka/Dacca), water lily.

Star mosque (Dhaka/Dacca), water lily.

Seven founding fathers with flag after signing the union document.

Dr. G. S. S. J. Ratulangi, arms.

Arms and Parliament building with a memorial issue for the first anniversary of Sir Julius Chan.

Printer. 80th Anniversary of Banco de Guatemala (1946-2026) and 350th Anniversary of San Carlos de Borromeo University (1676-2026).

Ismoili Somoni.

King Abdulaziz Ibn Saud. 5th anniversary of launching Vision 2030 (2016-2021).

Remark. 100th Anniversary of Peoples Revolution (1921-2021) and Tögög-Currency (1925-2025).

Philippine eagle (Pithecophega jefferyi).

King Abdullah I Ibn Hussain, Khazne al-Firaun (Treasury of the Pharao), Petra.

Soekarno and Mohammed Hatta, arms.

Frans Kaisiepo, arms.

Dr. K. H. Idham Chalid, arms.

Tjut Meutia, arms.

Mohammad Hoesni Thamrin, arms.

Remark.

Remark.

Remark.

Remark.

Visayan spotted deer (Rusa alfredi).

Palawan peacock pheasant (Polyplectron napoleonis).

Visayan leopard cat (Prionaiurus bengalensis rabori).

Remark.

King Rama X with commemorative text for the 150th anniversary of the Ministry of Finance.

Generalissimo Alexander Suvorov with commemorative overprint for the 80th anniversary of victory in WWII.

Ismoili Somoni on the front with the 25 Years of Somoni currency commemorative issue.

Arms and Parliament building at Port Moresby with anniversary context for 50 years of independence and national currency.

The front shows three portraits of Simón Bolívar. It commemorates the bicentennial of the Battle of Maracaibo.

The front shows three portraits of Simón Bolívar. It commemorates the bicentennial of the Battle of Maracaibo.

The front shows Dr. Tawhida Ben Cheikh. A distinctive feature is the Berber pottery and jewellery theme on this 2025-dated issue.

The front shows Slaheddine el-Amami. A distinctive feature is the Roman aqueducts of Zaghouan on the matching design.

The front shows Farhat Hached. A distinctive feature is the El Jem amphitheater on this 2025-dated version.

The front shows Hédi Nouira. A distinctive feature is the Banque Centrale de Tunisie building in Tunis on this 2025-dated issue.

The front shows the Central Bank of Sri Lanka building in Colombo. It commemorates the bank's 75th anniversary under the motto "Stability for Prosperity."

The front shows King Bolesław I Chrobry. A distinctive feature is the 2025-dated refresh of the standard note with the medieval seal motif.

The front shows Duke Mieszko I. A distinctive feature is the 2025-dated refresh of the standard note with the silver denar motif.

The front shows Chinggis Khaan against a mountainous backdrop. It commemorates the 100th anniversaries of the People's Revolution and the tögrög currency.

The front shows a group in traditional attire, including a woman working on a libaas neckline. A distinctive feature is the early Dhivehi script reference on the note.

The front shows a jet taking off from Ibrahim Nasir International Airport. A distinctive feature is the maritime economy imagery with tuna fishing and the traditional dhoni.

The front shows men and women playing traditional drums. A distinctive feature is the cultural scene with a toddy tapper climbing a coconut palm.

The front shows Miguel Hidalgo, José María Morelos, and the liberty bell motif. This is the 2025-dated continuation of the established 200-peso family rather than the centenary overprint type.

The front shows Benito Juárez entering Mexico City alongside his portrait. A distinctive feature is the "100 Aniversario 1925–2025" overprint for the centenary of Banco de México.

The front shows Miguel Hidalgo, José María Morelos, and the liberty bell motif. A distinctive feature is the "100 Aniversario 1925–2025" overprint for the centenary of Banco de México.

The front shows Juana Inés de la Cruz with the Colegio de San Ildefonso. A distinctive feature is the "100 Aniversario 1925–2025" overprint for the centenary of Banco de México.

The front shows Francisco Marroquín. It commemorates the anniversaries of Banco de Guatemala and San Carlos de Borromeo University.

The front shows Charles III with the Falkland Islands outline, coat of arms, and black-browed albatrosses. A distinctive feature is the polymer wildlife-and-island identity of the new series.

The front shows Charles III with the Falkland Islands outline, coat of arms, and black-browed albatrosses. A distinctive feature is the polymer wildlife-and-island identity of the new series.

The front shows Charles III with the Falkland Islands outline, coat of arms, and black-browed albatrosses. A distinctive feature is the polymer wildlife-and-island identity of the new series.

The front shows Qani Bey Mosque in Cairo. A distinctive feature is the ancient Egyptian scribe motif carried on this high-denomination design.

The front shows Sultan Hassan Mosque in Cairo. Its distinctive ancient motif is the sphinx on the matching design family.

The front shows Abu Hariba Mosque in Cairo. A distinctive feature is the reference to Edfu Temple on this 2025-dated variant.

The front shows the Mosque of Muhammad Ali in Cairo. Its distinctive historical motif is the war chariot and frieze from the chapel of Senusret I.

The front shows the Mosque of Ahmad Ibn Tulun in Cairo. A distinctive element is the Nile bounty frieze paired with the 2025-dated continuation of this long-running type.

The front shows a longsnout seahorse. It is distinguished by the Queen Emma Bridge motif, tying the note to Curaçao's best-known landmark.

The front shows a stoplight parrotfish. A distinctive feature is the Court House in Sint Maarten, linking marine life with island civic heritage.

The front shows a green sea turtle. Its distinctive element is the Curaçao seascape at Grote Knip, reinforcing the marine identity of the series.

The front shows a spotted eagle ray. A distinctive feature is the Sint Maarten coastal setting of Simpson Bay in the new Caribbean guilder series.

The front shows a gray angelfish and the Klein Curaçao lighthouse. Its distinctive feature is the marine-and-lighthouse identity of the new Caribbean guilder series.

The front shows Hermila Galindo, Carmen Serdán, and Francisco I. Madero. This commemorative variant adds the "100 Aniversario 1925–2025" overprint for the 100th anniversary of Banco de México.

The front shows George Cadle Price with the national coat of arms and a queen triggerfish. A distinctive feature is the marine theme connected to the Great Blue Hole and reef life.

The front shows Philip Goldson with the national coat of arms and the Mask Temple at Lamanai. It is distinguished by its strong Maya archaeological theme.

The front shows George Cadle Price with the national coat of arms and Baird's tapir. A distinctive element is the wildlife focus, especially the tapir and jaguar imagery.

The front shows Philip Goldson with the national coat of arms and a green heron. Its distinctive theme is Belizean birdlife, echoed by the toucan and hummingbirds referenced on the note.

The front shows George Cadle Price with the national coat of arms and the National Assembly building in Belmopan. It is distinguished by the civic and historic architecture references on the note.

The front shows Philip Goldson with the national coat of arms and Antelope Falls. A distinctive feature is the waterfall theme tied to Belizean natural landmarks.

The front shows a stylized Chinese dragon with clouds and red lanterns. It is a non-circulating numismatic note for the Chinese Lunar Year of the Dragon.

The front features Bolesław Chrobry based on a 19th-century etching. It is a commemorative issue for the millennium of his coronation, with details from the Gniezno bronze doors.

The front shows Al-Rifai Mosque in Cairo with Pharaoh Khafre. This is the 2025-issued variant of the long-running P-73 type with the 2022–2026 signature period.

Papua New Guinea 20 Kina banknote from the modern new series with advanced polymer security features

Portrait of King Moshoeshoe I on obverse. Reverse features a traditional Lesotho merchant of handicrafts mounted on horseback carrying merchandise.

Portrait of King Letsie III on obverse. Reverse features a traditional Lesotho shepherd with his flock of sheep on a mountain background representing pastoral heritage.

Portrait of King Moshoeshoe I on obverse. Reverse features men on horseback in traditional Basotho dress riding across a mountain background.

Portrait of King Letsie III on obverse. Reverse features traditional Basotho round houses (rondavels) with thatched roofs in a landscape setting.

Portrait of King Moshoeshoe I on obverse. Reverse features cosmos flowers on an African landscape representing Lesotho's natural heritage.

United Arab Emirates 1,000 Dirhams polymer banknote dated 2024 featuring the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan and a model space shuttle, with the Barakah nuclear power plant on the reverse.

United Arab Emirates 10 Dirhams polymer banknote dated 2024 (AH1445) in green featuring Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and an amphitheater in Khorfakkan.

United Arab Emirates 5 Dirhams polymer banknote dated 2024 (AH1445) in brown featuring Fort Ajman on the obverse and Dhayah Fort of Ras al-Khaimah on the reverse.

Obverse features Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata'afa (Samoa's first female prime minister), the national flag, the CHOGM 2024 logo, and the 60th anniversary independence logo; reverse depicts the first Prime Minister of Samoa lowering the New Zealand flag at independence in 1962.

Philippines 1,000 Piso polymer banknote featuring the Philippine eagle and sampaguita with advanced security features.

Philippines 500 Piso polymer banknote from the 2024 First Philippine Polymer Banknote Series featuring endemic wildlife

Seven women designers of the Liberian flag, led by Susanna Lewis, on obverse. Reverse features a hippopotamus family and the Capitol Building in Monrovia.

President Samuel K. Doe, the 20th President of Liberia, on obverse. Reverse features a man trimming an oil palm tree representing Liberia's agricultural heritage.

President William V.S. Tubman, longest-serving Liberian president, on obverse. Reverse features an outdoor market scene representing commerce and everyday life.

Dr. H. Djuanda Kartawidjaja, Indonesia's 10th Prime Minister (1911–1963), featured on the obverse alongside the national coat of arms. Reverse depicts the Tari Legong traditional dance and Komodo National Park.

Sir Grantley Herbert Adams, Barbados's first Premier and a central figure in the nation's social revolution, appears on this gray polymer note. The reverse features Grantley Adams International Airport in Christ Church, named in his honor.

Right Excellent Errol Barrow, Barbados's first Prime Minister who led the nation to independence from Great Britain in 1966, appears on this orange polymer note. The reverse features Independence Square in Bridgetown with a statue honoring his legacy.

Right Excellent Samuel Jackman Prescod, an activist and journalist who founded the Liberal Party and fought for equality for the free-colored and black populations, appears on this purple polymer note. The reverse features the Parliament Buildings, the seat of Barbados's government.

Right Excellent Charles Duncan O'Neal, a medical doctor and social activist who fought for equality and workers' rights in the 1920s-1930s, appears on this brown polymer note. The reverse features the Charles Duncan O'Neal Bridge spanning the Careenage in Bridgetown.

Sir Frank Mortimer Maglinne Worrell, legendary West Indies cricketer and member of the famous 'Three Ws,' appears on this green polymer note. The reverse features the 3Ws Oval cricket field at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus.

John Redman Bovell, the Barbadian agronomist credited with saving the sugar industry, appears on the blue polymer note. The reverse features the Morgan Lewis Windmill, the last operational sugar windmill in Barbados.

Zimbabwe 200 ZiG banknote — highest planned denomination — announced April 2024 but not yet issued; future release contingent on monetary stability.

Zimbabwe 100 ZiG banknote planned for 2024 but not issued; scheduled for later release as part of the BiG5 series.

Zimbabwe 50 ZiG banknote planned for 2024 but postponed due to inflation concerns; eventually released in 2026 as part of the upgraded BiG5 series.

Zimbabwe 20 ZiG gold-backed banknote issued April 2024 featuring Great Zimbabwe ruins and Victoria Falls.

Zimbabwe 10 ZiG gold-backed banknote issued April 2024 featuring Chiremba balancing rocks and QR code authentication.

Zimbabwe 5 ZiG (Zimbabwe Gold) — issued as a coin only on April 30, 2024; not released as a banknote in the initial ZiG currency introduction.

Zimbabwe 2 ZiG (Zimbabwe Gold) — issued as a coin only on April 30, 2024; not released as a banknote in the initial ZiG currency introduction.

Zimbabwe 1 ZiG (Zimbabwe Gold) — issued as a coin only in April 2024; not released as a banknote in the initial ZiG currency introduction.

Zambia 500 Kwacha banknote from the 2024 Heritage Series — highest denomination — featuring purple and green coloring with the Bank of Zambia headquarters.

Zambia 200 Kwacha banknote from the 2024 Heritage Series featuring purple and brown coloring with Kazungula Bridge and Kalambo Falls.

Zambia 100 Kwacha banknote from the 2024 Heritage Series featuring blue coloring with wildlife and natural landscape imagery.

Zambia 50 Kwacha banknote from the 2024 Heritage Series featuring gold-green coloring with baobab tree, birds, and Lumangwe Falls.

Zambia 20 Kwacha banknote from the 2024 Heritage Series featuring mauve and blue coloring with agricultural and wildlife motifs.

Zambia 10 Kwacha banknote from the 2024 Heritage Series featuring green coloring with Kariba Dam and Kabwelume Falls imagery.

West African States / Senegal 2,000 Francs CFA banknote from the 2003-2004 series featuring a stylized sawfish and modern African infrastructure.

West African States / Mali 500 Francs CFA banknote in yellow-orange featuring the African continent outline and technology imagery on the obverse and hippopotamuses on the reverse.

West African States / Mali 1,000 Francs CFA banknote in red featuring medical and educational imagery on the obverse and dromedaries on the reverse.

West African States / Guinea-Bissau 1,000 Francs CFA banknote in green featuring pharmaceutical and education imagery on the obverse and dromedaries on the reverse.

United Arab Emirates 1,000 Dirhams polymer banknote dated 2024 featuring the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan and a model space shuttle, with the Barakah nuclear power plant on the reverse.

United Arab Emirates 10 Dirhams polymer banknote dated 2024 (AH1445) in green featuring Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and an amphitheater in Khorfakkan.

United Arab Emirates 5 Dirhams polymer banknote dated 2024 (AH1445) in brown featuring Fort Ajman on the obverse and Dhayah Fort of Ras al-Khaimah on the reverse.

Uganda 1,000 Shillings banknote in orange from the 2010-2024 series featuring Nyero rock paintings and a Karamojong-dressed figure with SPARK OVI security feature.

Transnistria 1 Rubl commemorative variant (2024) with red overprint inscription marking 30 years of the Pridnestrovian Ruble, issued in a special folder.

Transnistria 1 Rubl commemorative banknote issued August 2024 to mark the 30th anniversary of the Transnistrian Ruble, featuring General Alexander Suvorov.

Thailand 100 Baht commemorative polymer banknote in red, orange, brown, and green featuring King Maha Vajiralongkorn (Rama X) on the 6th cycle (72nd) birthday anniversary.

Tajikistan 500 Somoni banknote (2024) featuring the poet Rudaki and the Palace of the Nation in Dushanbe.

Tajikistan 200 Somoni banknote (2024) featuring Nusratullo Maksum and the National Library of Tajikistan in Dushanbe.

Syria 5,000 Syrian Pounds banknote (dated 2019) featuring a soldier and the Baalshamin Temple fresco from Palmyra.

Sudan 1,000 Sudanese Pounds banknote (June 2024) featuring Port Sudan, grain silos, and Central Bank headquarters.

Singapore 50 Dollars banknote featuring arts theme with Chinese Pipa, Malay Kompang, Indian Veena, and classical violin.

Singapore 10 Dollars red polymer banknote featuring sports theme with jogging, tennis, football, sailing, and swimming.

Singapore 2 Dollars polymer banknote from the Portrait Series featuring education theme with Victoria School and institutional imagery.

Saudi Arabia 100 Riyals banknote (2024) from the Sixth Issue series with updated bank designation and security enhancements.

Saudi Arabia 50 Riyals banknote (2024) from the Sixth Issue series with updated bank name and security features.

Philippines 1,000 Piso polymer banknote featuring the Philippine eagle and sampaguita with advanced security features.

Philippines 500 Piso polymer banknote from the 2024 First Philippine Polymer Banknote Series featuring endemic wildlife

Paraguay 10,000 Guaranies banknote from 2024 featuring historical leader and national independence

Paraguay 100,000 Guaranies banknote from 2024 featuring historical missionary and hydroelectric dam

Paraguay 20,000 Guaranies banknote from 2024 featuring Paraguayan woman and national imagery

Papua New Guinea 20 Kina banknote from the modern new series with advanced polymer security features

Papua New Guinea 5 Kina banknote from the modern polymer series with enhanced security features

Nigeria 100 Naira commemorative banknote celebrating Nigeria's centennial independence anniversary

Nepal 100 Rupees banknote from 2024 featuring revised political map with disputed territories

Nepal 10 Rupees banknote from the 2024 new series featuring blackbuck wildlife imagery

Nepal 5 Rupees banknote from the 2024 new series featuring Mount Everest imagery

Commemorative: Chinggis Khaan with 100th Anniversary of Modern Banking System in Mongolia (1924-2024) and warrior on horseback.

Chinggis Khaan (Genghis Khan) with Soyombo symbol; reverse shows the silver tree fountain of Karakorum palace.

Damdin Sukhbaatar with Soyombo national symbol; reverse features mountains, fir trees, and grazing horses.

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, first Prime Minister of Mauritius, with ox cart and sugarcane agricultural imagery.

Sir Charles Gaetan Duval, barrister and political leader, with Chateau de Reduit presidential residence.

Sir Abdool Razack Mohamed, pre- and post-independence minister, with Port Louis Central Market imagery.

Renganaden Seeneevassen, early Mauritian politician, with Court House architecture and dodo bird imagery.

Sir Moilin Jean Ah-Chuen, prominent Sino-Mauritian politician and businessman, with national coat of arms.

Two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Mount Kinabalu in Sabah and the limestone formations of Mulu National Park in Sarawak.

Hawksbill and Leatherback sea turtles in Malaysian waters, representing the marine conservation theme.

Seven women designers of the Liberian flag, led by Susanna Lewis, on obverse. Reverse features a hippopotamus family and the Capitol Building in Monrovia.

President Samuel K. Doe, the 20th President of Liberia, on obverse. Reverse features a man trimming an oil palm tree representing Liberia's agricultural heritage.

President William V.S. Tubman, longest-serving Liberian president, on obverse. Reverse features an outdoor market scene representing commerce and everyday life.

Portrait of King Moshoeshoe I on obverse. Reverse features a traditional Lesotho merchant of handicrafts mounted on horseback carrying merchandise.

Portrait of King Letsie III on obverse. Reverse features a traditional Lesotho shepherd with his flock of sheep on a mountain background representing pastoral heritage.

Portrait of King Moshoeshoe I on obverse. Reverse features men on horseback in traditional Basotho dress riding across a mountain background.

Portrait of King Letsie III on obverse. Reverse features traditional Basotho round houses (rondavels) with thatched roofs in a landscape setting.

Portrait of King Moshoeshoe I on obverse. Reverse features cosmos flowers on an African landscape representing Lesotho's natural heritage.

Kenyatta International Convention Centre with Nairobi skyline on the obverse. Reverse features an aerial view of Kenya's Parliament building representing governance and legislative authority.

Kenyatta International Convention Centre with Nairobi skyline on the obverse. Reverse features Kenya's national parks, sandy beaches, and lion imagery representing tourism.

Features the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) on the obverse. Reverse depicts social services, recognizing Kenya's healthcare, education systems, and athletic achievements.

Features the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) on the obverse. Reverse depicts agriculture, highlighting Kenya's agricultural sector including maize cultivation, tea production, and livestock farming.

Features the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) on the obverse, Kenya's iconic architectural symbol in Nairobi. Reverse depicts renewable energy installations, emphasizing Kenya's commitment to green energy and sustainable development.

Features the 'Tree of Life' with bird motif from the Issyk Kurgan burial mound (5th–4th centuries BCE). Reverse depicts a snow leopard (Panthera uncia) set against snow-covered mountain peaks of Kazakhstan's Tian Shan range.

Features the 'Tree of Life' with bird motif from the Issyk Kurgan burial mound. Reverse depicts a herd of Saiga antelope (Saiga tatarica) against a landscape of stylized hills and a lake forming an infinity ornament.

Features the 'Tree of Life' with bird motif from the Issyk Kurgan burial mound (5th–4th centuries BCE). Reverse depicts Kazakh dog breeds—the Tazy sighthound and Tobet (Central Asian Shepherd Dog).

Eiichi Shibusawa (1840–1931), the 'Father of Japanese Capitalism' and pioneering industrialist, featured on the obverse. Reverse depicts Tokyo Station's Marunouchi Building, an iconic symbol of modern Japanese architecture and economic development.

Umeko Tsuda (1864–1929), pioneering educator and founder of Tsuda University, featured on the obverse. Reverse depicts wisteria flowers, reflecting traditional Japanese botanical aesthetics.

Shibasaburo Kitasato (1852–1931), pioneering bacteriologist who co-discovered the tetanus and plague bacilli, featured on the obverse. Reverse depicts The Great Wave off Kanagawa, the iconic ukiyo-e print by Katsushika Hokusai.

Dr. H. Djuanda Kartawidjaja, Indonesia's 10th Prime Minister (1911–1963), featured on the obverse alongside the national coat of arms. Reverse depicts the Tari Legong traditional dance and Komodo National Park.

A brown and orange note featuring the Bank of Guyana logo and national coat of arms alongside a red macaw parrot and the Victoria Regia lily (Victoria amazonica). The reverse displays the Bank of Guyana building in Georgetown. In 2024 the note received RAPID® Vision technology featuring a Jaguar with pulse effects.

A lilac-brown and purple note featuring Guyana's national coat of arms and a red parrot on the obverse. The reverse depicts the Parliament Building in Georgetown, palm trees, and a cannon. In 2024 the note received a Rolling Star® Lead Pure security foil featuring a Macaw that shifts from magenta to green when tilted.

The lowest denomination in Guinea's modern circulation series, featuring a portrait and national iconography on the obverse. Revised in 2019 with updated security features to prevent counterfeiting.

A green-colored note featuring a man wearing a traditional cap, representing male participation in Guinea's cultural and economic life. The reverse depicts Guinea's map, palm trees, and Mount Nimba—the nation's highest mountain and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A blue, green, orange, and purple note featuring a Guinean woman wearing a traditional head scarf. The reverse shows Guinea's map, the Kaleta hydroelectric dam, and electricity transmission towers symbolizing modern infrastructure.

A purple, green, red, and blue note featuring a woman wearing a traditional cimier headwrap hairstyle. The reverse depicts Guinea's map, the Kinkon Dam representing hydroelectric development, and a corn cob representing agricultural heritage.

A tan-colored note featuring a woman with traditional plaits hairstyle, representing Guinea's diverse ethnic heritage. The reverse displays an open-pit bauxite mining scene depicting Guinea's important mineral resource industry.

A violet and red banknote honoring Shota Rustaveli, the great medieval Georgian poet (1160–1220). The obverse features his portrait with illustrations from his epic poem 'The Knight in the Tiger Skin,' along with a VII-century bas-relief of 'Daniel in the Den of Lions' from Martvili Cathedral.

A polymer commemorative note featuring Eric Gairy, Grenada's first Prime Minister, and Olympic sprinter Kirani James. The obverse depicts a family silhouette, the map of Grenada, a nutmeg branch, and a jet airliner at Maurice Bishop International Airport. The reverse shows Maurice Bishop (second Prime Minister), the city of St. George's, and cultural scenes with a woman singing and men drumming.

The 500 Pesos note features Salomé Ureña de Henríquez, a pioneering Dominican poet and educator, and her son Pedro Henríquez Ureña, a renowned philosopher and literary scholar.

The 200 Pesos note features the three Mirabal sisters—Patria, Minerva, and María Teresa—who were prominent anti-Trujillo activists murdered for their political opposition.

The 100 Pesos note features three Dominican founding fathers: Francisco del Rosario Sánchez, Juan Pablo Duarte, and Matías Ramón Mella, who led the Dominican independence movement of 1844.

The 50 Pesos note features the Cathedral of Santa María la Menor in Santo Domingo, the first cathedral constructed in the Americas. The reverse displays Dominican national heritage symbols.

The 50 Kroner note features the Sallingsund Bridge on the front with Danish bridges as the design theme. The reverse displays the Skarpsalling Pot, representing Danish prehistoric artifacts.

The obverse features Ignacio Agramonte y Loynáz (1841–1873), a prominent leader in Cuba's independence struggle. The reverse depicts the Constituent Assembly at Guáimaro held on April 10, 1869.

The obverse features Carlos Manuel de Céspedes (1819–1874), a leading figure in Cuba's independence movement and first president of the Ten Years' War. The reverse depicts the Anti-Imperialist Tribune 'José Martí' in Havana.

The 25 Dollar note features Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse alongside the Cayman Islands coat of arms. The banknote is part of the current circulating series issued by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority.

The obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II alongside the coat of arms of the Cayman Islands, with angel fish and a map. The reverse depicts the Bluff on Cayman Brac and a nautilus shell.

A golden dragon in flight dominates the front of this commemorative note, celebrating the Year of the Dragon 2024. The reverse features children performing a traditional dragon dance with lanterns.

Al-Marhum Sultan Haji Omar 'Ali Saifuddien Sa'adul Khairi Waddien, the former Sultan and father of the current reign, is honored on this 500 Brunei Dollar note. The obverse features the tepus kantan (Etlingera solaris), a medicinal flowering ginger plant representing Brunei's botanical heritage.

Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah appears in formal military dress and dastar on the obverse, accompanied by the kuduk-kuduk (Melastoma malabathricum), a striking blue-purple flowering plant native to Brunei. The Jame' Asr Hassanil Bolkiah mosque reinforces Islamic themes on the reverse.

Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah in formal military attire and traditional dastar is featured alongside the rancah rancah (Cosmos caudatus), an ornamental flowering plant. The impressive Jame' Asr Hassanil Bolkiah mosque in Bandar Seri Begawan dominates the reverse, showcasing Brunei's Islamic heritage.

Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah appears in military dress and dastar on the obverse of this 5 Brunei Dollar note alongside the bunga kunyit (Curcuma longa), the turmeric plant. The Lapau (Royal Ceremonial Hall) provides architectural context on the obverse design.

His Majesty Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah Mu'izzaddin Waddaulah appears in formal military attire and traditional dastar on the obverse. The note features the bunga simpur (Dillenia suffruticosa), Brunei's national flower, alongside the Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien mosque and the royal ceremonial barge (Mahligai).

Sir Seretse Khama (1921–1980), founding President of Botswana, is prominently featured on the obverse of this brown and yellow 50 Pula note, accompanied by a malachite kingfisher. The reverse depicts the iconic Okavango Delta swamps with a traditional mokoro and African fish eagle, symbolizing Botswana's natural treasures.

Dr. Kgalemang Tumedisco Motsete (1899–1974), composer of Botswana's national anthem, appears on the red obverse of this 20 Pula note. The reverse showcases Botswana's mining heritage with the Orapa diamond mine installation and a stylized roan antelope, celebrating the nation's natural wealth.

Petar Kočić (1877–1916), distinguished Bosnian Serb writer, playwright, and political activist, appears on the obverse of this 100 KM note in the Republika Srpska variant (Cyrillic script). The reverse depicts literary symbols—books, pen, and reading glasses—reflecting his enduring impact on Bosnian Serb cultural and political life.

Nikola Šop (1904–1982), acclaimed Croatian-Bosnian poet, graces the obverse of this 100 KM note in the Federation variant (Latin script). The reverse features the Zgošća Stećak, a medieval monumental tombstone representing Bosnia's rich cultural heritage and ancient traditions.

Jovan Dučić (1871–1943), renowned Bosnian Serb poet and diplomat, appears on the obverse of this 50 KM note in the Republika Srpska variant (Cyrillic script). The reverse features literary symbols—books, reading glasses, and pen—honoring his profound contributions to Bosnian literature.

This 50 KM note features Musa Ćazim Ćatić (Federation variant) or Jovan Dučić (Republika Srpska variant), representing Bosniak and Serbian literary heritage respectively. The reverse features Zgošća Stećak (Federation) or books and a pen symbolizing intellectual heritage (Republika Srpska).

Filip Višnjić (1767–1847), a celebrated Serbian folk singer and poet, appears on this Republika Srpska variant note in Cyrillic script. The reverse features a different medieval tombstone design representing Bosnian cultural heritage.

Antun Branko Šimić (1898–1925), a Croatian expressionist poet, appears on this Federation variant note in Latin script. The reverse features a fragment of Stećak Radimlja, a medieval tombstone symbolizing Bosnia's cultural heritage.

Aleksa Šantić (1868–1924), a celebrated Serbian and Yugoslav poet, appears on this Republika Srpska variant note in Cyrillic script. The reverse features a loaf of bread, representing Šantić's literary legacy and cultural significance.

Mehmedalija 'Mak' Dizdar (1917–1971), an influential Bosnian poet, appears on this Federation variant note in Latin script. The reverse features a fragment of the Stećak Radimlja, a medieval tombstone representing Bosnia's rich cultural heritage.

Sir Grantley Herbert Adams, Barbados's first Premier and a central figure in the nation's social revolution, appears on this gray polymer note. The reverse features Grantley Adams International Airport in Christ Church, named in his honor.

Right Excellent Errol Barrow, Barbados's first Prime Minister who led the nation to independence from Great Britain in 1966, appears on this orange polymer note. The reverse features Independence Square in Bridgetown with a statue honoring his legacy.

Right Excellent Samuel Jackman Prescod, an activist and journalist who founded the Liberal Party and fought for equality for the free-colored and black populations, appears on this purple polymer note. The reverse features the Parliament Buildings, the seat of Barbados's government.

Right Excellent Charles Duncan O'Neal, a medical doctor and social activist who fought for equality and workers' rights in the 1920s-1930s, appears on this brown polymer note. The reverse features the Charles Duncan O'Neal Bridge spanning the Careenage in Bridgetown.

Sir Frank Mortimer Maglinne Worrell, legendary West Indies cricketer and member of the famous 'Three Ws,' appears on this green polymer note. The reverse features the 3Ws Oval cricket field at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus.

John Redman Bovell, the Barbadian agronomist credited with saving the sugar industry, appears on the blue polymer note. The reverse features the Morgan Lewis Windmill, the last operational sugar windmill in Barbados.

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman portrait dominates the front. The reverse features Sheikh Mujibur Rahman again with farmers on the riverbank, celebrating the Birth Centenary (1920-2020) of Bangabandhu, the Father of the Nation.

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's portrait appears on the left side with the National Martyrs' Monument at center. The reverse shows a scene of men ploughing fields with oxen, depicted in the style of artist Zainul Abedin's painting 'Ploughing,' celebrating Bangladesh's agricultural heritage.

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman appears on the front with the National Martyrs' Monument visible. The reverse displays the Naogaon Kusumba mosque alongside Bangladesh's national symbols including the shapla flower, rice, and jute.

The front features the National Martyrs' Monument in Savar alongside shapla flowers with violet and purple hues. The reverse displays the Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban (National Parliament building) in Dhaka, part of Bangladesh's new architectural heritage series.

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, National Martyrs' monument (Savar).

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Musical instruments and chord.

Ivan (Hovhannes) Konstantinovich Aivazovskiy; fragments of his canvas, Noah leaving the Ark.

Soghomon Gevorki Soghomonian (a.k.a. Komitas Vardapet), musical notes.

William Saroyan, covers from Saroyan's books, mountain.

Juan Bautista Alberdi.

María Remedios del Valle, Manuel Belgrano.

Arms, mountain, Caucasian red deer, blackbird. investment bank note.

Arms, leopard, ancient bronze axe with primitive drawing of animal. investment bank note.

The 2023 Zimbabwe $100 banknote displays the Chiremba Balancing Rocks on the obverse and the Great Zimbabwe Ruins on the reverse, in a yellow colour scheme.

The 2023 polymer 500 dirham note features the Terra Sustainability Pavilion of Expo City Dubai on the obverse and the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the reverse.

The 2023 variant of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote features scientist Volodymyr Vernadsky on the obverse and adds the patriotic slogan 'Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes!' on the reverse.

The 2023 redesigned 20 hryvnia banknote features a centre portrait of Ukrainian writer Ivan Franko on the obverse and the Lviv Opera House on the reverse.

The 1 Rubl' commemorative note issued on 8 September 2023 marks the 100th anniversary of the Soviet Golden Chervonets, featuring General Alexander Suvorov on the obverse with a commemorative overprint.

The 100 Pa'anga note from the 2023 series is a cherry-red paper note featuring King Tupou VI on the obverse and the Royal Palace — built in 1867 and the official royal residence — on the reverse.

The 50 Pa'anga note from the 2023 series features King Tupou VI on the obverse and the St. George Government Building — housing key ministries — on the reverse.

The 20 Pa'anga note from the 2023 series is a brown paper note with King Tupou VI on the obverse and the National Reserve Bank of Tonga building on the reverse.

The 10 Pa'anga note from the 2023 series is a blue polymer note featuring King Tupou VI on the obverse and HRH Princess Angelika performing the Milolua kava ceremony on the reverse.

The 5 Pa'anga note from the 2023 series is Tonga's first polymer banknote, depicting King Tupou VI on the obverse and the Ha'amonga 'a Maui trilithon on the reverse.

The 2 Pa'anga note from the 2023 series features King Tupou VI on the obverse and a humpback whale representing Tonga's whale-watching tourism on the reverse.

A blue banknote bearing the portrait of founding father Julius Kambarage Nyerere on the obverse and the State House (Ikulu) in Dar es Salaam alongside a coffee plant on the reverse.

The 1,000 Sudanese Pounds note depicts sorghum plants and grain silos on the obverse and farmers ploughing fields alongside a waterfall on the reverse.

The 1,000 South Sudan Pounds note features the portrait of independence leader Dr. John Garang de Mabior on the obverse and two ostriches on the reverse.

The 2023 South Sudan 500 South Sudanese Pounds banknote features the portrait of Dr. John Garang de Mabior and a Dinka warrior spear on the obverse, with the River Nile depicted on the reverse.

The 2023 South African 10 Rand is a green Eighth Series banknote featuring Nelson Mandela on the obverse and two black rhinoceroses on the reverse.

The 2023 South African 200 Rand is an orange Eighth Series banknote featuring Nelson Mandela on the obverse and a leopard with her cub on the reverse.

The 2023 South African 100 Rand is a blue Eighth Series banknote featuring Nelson Mandela on the obverse and two Cape buffalo on the reverse.

The 2023 South African 50 Rand is a purple-and-olive Eighth Series banknote featuring Nelson Mandela on the obverse and two African lions on the reverse.

The 2023 South African 20 Rand is a brown-and-violet Eighth Series banknote featuring Nelson Mandela on the obverse and three African elephants on the reverse.

The 2023 Solomon Islands $10 polymer commemorative banknote was issued to honour the 17th Pacific Games hosted in Honiara, featuring the national flag and Pacific Games branding on the obverse and athletes on the reverse.

The 2023 Solomon Islands $100 banknote features dynamic abstract patterning on the obverse and scenes of coconut growing and plantation harvesting on the reverse.

The 2023 Solomon Islands $50 banknote features abstract basket-weave patterns on the obverse and a reverse celebrating the islands' unique biodiversity through images of local fauna and flora.

The Singapore $5 Portrait Series polymer banknote features the portrait of Yusof bin Ishak, the first President of Singapore, on the obverse against a Garden City theme on the reverse.

The polymer 20 Tala note features the Sinaloa waterfall on Savai'i on the obverse and the manumea bird alongside the teuila flower — Samoa's national symbols — on the reverse.

The polymer 10 Tala note celebrates Samoan sporting achievement with an image of the national rugby team being crowned champions at the 2007 IRB Hong Kong Sevens on the obverse.

The new polymer 5 Tala note depicts one of Samoa's pristine sandy beaches on the obverse and Villa Vailima, the former home of author Robert Louis Stevenson, on the reverse.

The 60 Tala commemorative note celebrates Samoa's 60th anniversary of independence, featuring Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata'afa on the obverse and the historic flag-lowering ceremony on the reverse.

The redesigned 5,000 Ruble note replaces Khabarovsk with Yekaterinburg and the Ural Federal District, centred on the iconic Europe-Asia stele on the obverse.

The redesigned 1,000 Ruble note shifts the theme from Yaroslavl to Nizhny Novgorod and the Volga Federal District, showcasing the Nikolskaya Tower of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin.

The circulating 20 Złotych note features King Bolesław I Chrobry, the first crowned King of Poland, surrounded by imagery evoking the early Piast dynasty.

The 100 Piso note features former President Manuel Roxas on the obverse and the iconic Mayon Volcano alongside a whale shark on the reverse.

The 2,000 Guaraníes polymer note honours Adela and Celsa Speratti, Paraguayan sisters who devoted their lives to building the country's modern educational system.

An orange polymer commemorative note celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Bank of Papua New Guinea, honoring Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare.

A high-denomination polymer banknote honoring Sir Julius Chan, Papua New Guinea's founding financial architect and former Prime Minister.

A green polymer banknote featuring the Bird of Paradise on a ceremonial spear with a traditional Kundu drum, representing Papua New Guinea's national emblem and cultural artifacts.

A blue and green commemorative note honoring the 75th anniversary of the State Bank of Pakistan, featuring the SBP building and Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

A predominantly blue polymer banknote featuring inventor Harry Ferguson on the obverse with Belfast City Hall's pediment on the reverse.

A banknote featuring Mount Everest on the obverse and two swamp deer on the reverse, celebrating Nepal's natural landmarks and wildlife heritage.

A pink, green, and yellow note featuring Kaptein Hendrik Witbooi and the Namibian Parliament building, with three standing oryx antelopes on the reverse.

A green banknote featuring a sacred white elephant, issued to commemorate the Maravijaya Buddha Image completion and the birthday of Rattha Nandaka.

A brown and orange banknote showcasing King Mohammed VI alongside the Mohammed VI cable-stayed bridge and modern Moroccan infrastructure.

A blue banknote featuring King Mohammed VI and the Hassan II Mosque archways, highlighting Moroccan Saharan heritage and development.

Green banknote highlighting King Mohammed VI's sustainability vision, featuring Ouzoud Falls and renewable energy projects across Morocco.

Purple banknote celebrating Morocco's architectural heritage, featuring King Mohammed VI and the Al Quaraouiyine University in Fez.

Yellow, purple, and green banknote featuring Chinggis Khan and enhanced security features upgraded from 2018 counterfeiting concerns.

Gray and blue banknote featuring three independence-era figures — Carmen Serdan, Hermila Galindo, and Francisco I. Madero — with jaguar and Mayan temple imagery.

Red polymer banknote honoring Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz with monarch butterfly imagery representing Mexico's natural heritage.

Orange-hued banknote featuring independence activist Sookdeo Bissoondoyal and the University of Mauritius on the reverse.

Brown and cream banknote depicting Sir Charles Gaetan Duval, a prominent lawyer and political leader of the Parti Mauricien Social Democrate.

Orange and brown banknote honoring the nation's founding father, featuring Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam and the historic Bank of Mauritius building.

Red, orange, and green commemorative banknote celebrating the Year of the Rabbit with stylized rabbit imagery and traditional Macanese architecture.

The green 2023 fifth-series 5,000 som note, the highest Kyrgyz denomination, features acclaimed actor and painter Suymenkul Chokmorov on the obverse and the Ala-Too cinema in Bishkek on the reverse.

The grey 2023 fifth-series 1,000 som note portrays 11th-century philosopher and poet Yusuf Balasaguni on the obverse and the Takhti Sulaiman monument on Sulaiman-Too Mountain on the reverse.

The purple 2023 fifth-series 500 som note portrays the legendary manaschi Sayakbay Karalaev on the obverse, with the Manas Ordo mausoleum and scenes from the epic 'Manas' on the reverse.

The yellow 2023 fifth-series 200 som note features the poet Alykul Osmonov on the obverse, with a view of Lake Issyk-Kul and an excerpt from his verse on the reverse.

The blue 2023 fifth-series 100 som note portrays the celebrated akyn Toktogul Satylganov on the obverse and the Toktogul hydroelectric dam cascade against mountain peaks on the reverse.

The 2023 fifth-series 50 som note features Kurmanjan Datka, the legendary 'Queen of Alai', on the obverse and the 11th-century Uzgen architectural complex on the reverse.

The smallest denomination of Kyrgyzstan's 2023 fifth banknote series, featuring the poet and educator Togolok Moldo on the obverse and the medieval caravanserai Tash-Rabat on the reverse.

The inaugural note of Kazakhstan's new 'Saka Style' series, featuring ancient Saka-culture Golden Man motifs and Charin Canyon on a red and purple banknote.

A 2023 commemorative banknote issued to mark the 30th anniversary of the Kazakhstani tenge, featuring a Mobius strip and a stylised map of Kazakhstan on the obverse and a tenge coin on the reverse.

Iraq's highest-denomination banknote features a water wheel on the Euphrates River and the Geli Ali Beg Waterfall on the obverse, with the Malwiya spiral minaret of the Great Mosque of Samarra on the reverse.

The obverse features the Gali Ali Beg waterfall in the Kurdistan Region alongside a green-to-blue SPARK security element, while the reverse depicts the Al-Ukhaidir Fortress, the well-preserved 8th-century Abbasid desert palace in Karbala Governorate.

The obverse displays the Karun-3 hydroelectric dam on the Karun River in Khuzestan Province, while the reverse features Persian calligraphy surrounded by traditional Islamic geometric floral patterns.

The obverse features the Fatima Masumeh Shrine in Qom, one of Shia Islam's most venerated pilgrimage sites, while the reverse depicts the South Pars / North Dome gas-condensate field in the Persian Gulf.

The obverse features a portrait of Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the commander who led Haiti to independence in 1804 and became the nation's first ruler, while the reverse shows Fort Décidé at Marchand Dessalines.

The obverse bears a portrait of Henri Christophe, the revolutionary general and first King of northern Haiti, while the reverse depicts the Citadelle Laferrière, the great mountaintop fortress he ordered built in Milot.

The obverse features a portrait of President Lysius Félicité Salomon Jeune, the 19th-century Haitian statesman credited with founding Haiti's postal system, while the reverse displays the Haitian coat of arms.

A distinct variant of the 2023 Guernsey £20 note, this posthumous issue retains Queen Elizabeth II's portrait with St. James Concert Hall, but carries a vertical holographic stripe rather than the diagonal NEXUS stripe of the standard variant.

The obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with St. James Concert Hall in Saint Peter Port and the Bailiwick seal, while the reverse shows St. Sampson's Church, Vale Castle, and two small sailing vessels.

The obverse displays a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with Elizabeth College in Saint Peter Port and the Bailiwick seal, while the reverse shows Saumarez Park, Le Trépied Dolmen, Les Niaux watermill, and a cluster of primroses.

The obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II alongside the Town Church of Saint Peter Port, a Guernsey lily, and the Bailiwick seal, while the reverse depicts Fort Grey in Rocquaine Bay and the Hanois Lighthouse.

A polymer £20 note bearing King Charles III's portrait on the obverse and J.M.W. Turner's self-portrait alongside The Fighting Temeraire on the reverse.

A polymer £10 note bearing King Charles III's portrait on the obverse and Jane Austen with Godmersham Park on the reverse.

A polymer £5 note bearing King Charles III's portrait on the obverse and Sir Winston Churchill with the Houses of Parliament on the reverse.

A polymer note featuring two standing bush fowl birds on the obverse and a rice-planting scene on the reverse, celebrating Gambian agriculture and wildlife.

A teal polymer note showcasing the Black Crowned Crane on the obverse and traditional fishermen on the reverse.

A purple polymer note featuring eagles on the obverse and the UNESCO-listed Wassu Stone Circles on the reverse.

A polymer note featuring a pair of native birds on the obverse and an agricultural harvesting machine on the reverse, honouring Gambian wildlife and rural industry.

A green polymer note depicting a bird in flight on the obverse and the historic Kunta Kinteh Island ferry on the reverse.

A red polymer note featuring the Giant Kingfisher on the obverse and a pastoral cattle-herding scene on the reverse.

A red and yellow commemorative polymer note celebrating the Chinese Lunar Year of the Dragon, the world's first legal-tender 100-cent denomination banknote.

The 100 Birr note features the Enqulab Gemb fortress in Gondar and a lion's head on the obverse, with the Sof Omar Caves and Harar city gates on the reverse.

The 20 Pounds polymer note features the Mohamed Ali (Alabaster) Mosque on the obverse and Queen Cleopatra's statue with the Great Pyramids on the reverse.

The 10 Pounds polymer note features the Al-Fattah Al-Aleem Mosque of Egypt's New Administrative Capital on the obverse and a statue of Pharaoh Hatshepsut on the reverse.

The 2 Dollar commemorative polymer note features cricket legend Sir Vivian Richards on the obverse and a Caribbean underwater seascape with the map of the Lesser Antilles on the reverse.

The 1,000 Kc commemorative note features a portrait of historian František Palacký on the obverse and Kromeriz Castle with an imperial eagle on the reverse, overprinted to mark the 30th anniversary of the Czech National Bank.

The 5,000 Kc note features a portrait of Tomás Garrigue Masaryk, the first President of Czechoslovakia, on the obverse and an allegorical female figure representing Czechoslovakia on the reverse.

The 100 Pesos note features a portrait of Carlos Manuel de Céspedes on the obverse and the Anti-Imperialist Tribune in Havana on the reverse.

The 50 Taka 2023 commemorative note features the National Parliament Building on the obverse and the Supreme Court of Bangladesh on the reverse, issued to mark the Golden Jubilee of the Constitution.

The 500 Taka note features the Central Shaheed Minar on the obverse and the Supreme Court of Bangladesh on the reverse.

The 20 Taka note features a portrait of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on the obverse and the National Martyrs' Memorial (Jatiyo Smriti Soudho) in Savar.

The 2023-printed Australian $50 Next Generation Banknote features Aboriginal inventor David Unaipon on the obverse and Edith Cowan, Australia's first female member of parliament, on the reverse, bearing governor Michele Bullock's signature.

The 2023 2,000 peso note honours medical pioneers Dr. Cecilia Grierson and Dr. Ramón Carrillo on the obverse and the facade of the National Institute of Microbiology on the reverse.

The 2023 1,000 peso note honours the Crossing of the Andes, depicting General José de San Martín on the obverse and soldiers on horseback crossing the Andes on 17 January 1817 on the reverse.

The 2023-dated 2,000 kwanza polymer note features Agostinho Neto on the obverse and the winding mountain road of Serra da Leba in Namibe province on the reverse, in shades of green.

The 2023-dated 1,000 kwanza polymer note features a portrait of Angola's first president António Agostinho Neto on the obverse and the Kalandula Waterfalls on the reverse, printed in pink tones.

The 2023 commemorative 25 apsar banknote marks the 30th anniversary of the victory in the Patriotic War of the People of Abkhazia (1992-1993), with imagery of the national arms, a hawk, and a sailing ship.

The 2023 Zimbabwe $100 banknote displays the Chiremba Balancing Rocks on the obverse and the Great Zimbabwe Ruins on the reverse, in a yellow colour scheme.

The 2023 polymer 500 dirham note features the Terra Sustainability Pavilion of Expo City Dubai on the obverse and the Museum of the Future in Dubai on the reverse.

The 2023 variant of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote features scientist Volodymyr Vernadsky on the obverse and adds the patriotic slogan 'Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes!' on the reverse.

The 2023 redesigned 20 hryvnia banknote features a centre portrait of Ukrainian writer Ivan Franko on the obverse and the Lviv Opera House on the reverse.

The 1 Rubl' commemorative note issued on 8 September 2023 marks the 100th anniversary of the Soviet Golden Chervonets, featuring General Alexander Suvorov on the obverse with a commemorative overprint.

The 100 Pa'anga note from the 2023 series is a cherry-red paper note featuring King Tupou VI on the obverse and the Royal Palace — built in 1867 and the official royal residence — on the reverse.

The 50 Pa'anga note from the 2023 series features King Tupou VI on the obverse and the St. George Government Building — housing key ministries — on the reverse.

The 20 Pa'anga note from the 2023 series is a brown paper note with King Tupou VI on the obverse and the National Reserve Bank of Tonga building on the reverse.

The 10 Pa'anga note from the 2023 series is a blue polymer note featuring King Tupou VI on the obverse and HRH Princess Angelika performing the Milolua kava ceremony on the reverse.

The 5 Pa'anga note from the 2023 series is Tonga's first polymer banknote, depicting King Tupou VI on the obverse and the Ha'amonga 'a Maui trilithon on the reverse.

The 2 Pa'anga note from the 2023 series features King Tupou VI on the obverse and a humpback whale representing Tonga's whale-watching tourism on the reverse.

The 1,000 Tanzanian Shillings note bears the portrait of founding president Julius Kambarage Nyerere on the obverse and the Ikulu State House in Dar es Salaam on the reverse.

The 1,000 Sudanese Pounds note depicts sorghum plants and grain silos on the obverse and farmers ploughing fields alongside a waterfall on the reverse.

The 1,000 South Sudan Pounds note features the portrait of independence leader Dr. John Garang de Mabior on the obverse and two ostriches on the reverse.

The 2023 South Sudan 500 South Sudanese Pounds banknote features the portrait of Dr. John Garang de Mabior and a Dinka warrior spear on the obverse, with the River Nile depicted on the reverse.

The 2023 South African 10 Rand is a green Eighth Series banknote featuring Nelson Mandela on the obverse and two black rhinoceroses on the reverse.

The 2023 South African 200 Rand is an orange Eighth Series banknote featuring Nelson Mandela on the obverse and a leopard with her cub on the reverse.

The 2023 South African 100 Rand is a blue Eighth Series banknote featuring Nelson Mandela on the obverse and two Cape buffalo on the reverse.

The 2023 South African 50 Rand is a purple-and-olive Eighth Series banknote featuring Nelson Mandela on the obverse and two African lions on the reverse.

The 2023 South African 20 Rand is a brown-and-violet Eighth Series banknote featuring Nelson Mandela on the obverse and three African elephants on the reverse.

The 2023 Solomon Islands $10 polymer commemorative banknote was issued to honour the 17th Pacific Games hosted in Honiara, featuring the national flag and Pacific Games branding on the obverse and athletes on the reverse.

The 2023 Solomon Islands $100 banknote features dynamic abstract patterning on the obverse and scenes of coconut growing and plantation harvesting on the reverse.

The 2023 Solomon Islands $50 banknote features abstract basket-weave patterns on the obverse and a reverse celebrating the islands' unique biodiversity through images of local fauna and flora.

The Singapore $5 Portrait Series polymer banknote features the portrait of Yusof bin Ishak, the first President of Singapore, on the obverse against a Garden City theme on the reverse.

The polymer 20 Tala note features the Sinaloa waterfall on Savai'i on the obverse and the manumea bird alongside the teuila flower — Samoa's national symbols — on the reverse.

The polymer 10 Tala note celebrates Samoan sporting achievement with an image of the national rugby team being crowned champions at the 2007 IRB Hong Kong Sevens on the obverse.

The new polymer 5 Tala note depicts one of Samoa's pristine sandy beaches on the obverse and Villa Vailima, the former home of author Robert Louis Stevenson, on the reverse.

The 60 Tala commemorative note celebrates Samoa's 60th anniversary of independence, featuring Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata'afa on the obverse and the historic flag-lowering ceremony on the reverse.

The redesigned 5,000 Ruble note replaces Khabarovsk with Yekaterinburg and the Ural Federal District, centred on the iconic Europe-Asia stele on the obverse.

The redesigned 1,000 Ruble note shifts the theme from Yaroslavl to Nizhny Novgorod and the Volga Federal District, showcasing the Nikolskaya Tower of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin.

The circulating 20 Złotych note features King Bolesław I Chrobry, the first crowned King of Poland, surrounded by imagery evoking the early Piast dynasty.

The 100 Piso note features former President Manuel Roxas on the obverse and the iconic Mayon Volcano alongside a whale shark on the reverse.

The 2,000 Guaraníes polymer note honours Adela and Celsa Speratti, Paraguayan sisters who devoted their lives to building the country's modern educational system.

An orange polymer commemorative note celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Bank of Papua New Guinea, honoring Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare.

A high-denomination polymer banknote honoring Sir Julius Chan, Papua New Guinea's founding financial architect and former Prime Minister.

A green polymer banknote featuring the Bird of Paradise on a ceremonial spear with a traditional Kundu drum, representing Papua New Guinea's national emblem and cultural artifacts.

A blue and green commemorative note honoring the 75th anniversary of the State Bank of Pakistan, featuring the SBP building and Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

A predominantly blue polymer banknote featuring inventor Harry Ferguson on the obverse with Belfast City Hall's pediment on the reverse.

A banknote featuring Mount Everest on the obverse and two swamp deer on the reverse, celebrating Nepal's natural landmarks and wildlife heritage.

A pink, green, and yellow note featuring Kaptein Hendrik Witbooi and the Namibian Parliament building, with three standing oryx antelopes on the reverse.

A green banknote featuring a sacred white elephant, issued to commemorate the Maravijaya Buddha Image completion and the birthday of Rattha Nandaka.

A brown and orange banknote showcasing King Mohammed VI alongside the Mohammed VI cable-stayed bridge and modern Moroccan infrastructure.

A blue banknote featuring King Mohammed VI and the Hassan II Mosque archways, highlighting Moroccan Saharan heritage and development.

Green banknote highlighting King Mohammed VI's sustainability vision, featuring Ouzoud Falls and renewable energy projects across Morocco.

Purple banknote celebrating Morocco's architectural heritage, featuring King Mohammed VI and the Al Quaraouiyine University in Fez.

Yellow, purple, and green banknote featuring Chinggis Khan and enhanced security features upgraded from 2018 counterfeiting concerns.

Gray and blue banknote featuring three independence-era figures — Carmen Serdan, Hermila Galindo, and Francisco I. Madero — with jaguar and Mayan temple imagery.

Red polymer banknote honoring Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz with monarch butterfly imagery representing Mexico's natural heritage.

Orange-hued banknote featuring independence activist Sookdeo Bissoondoyal and the University of Mauritius on the reverse.

Brown and cream banknote depicting Sir Charles Gaetan Duval, a prominent lawyer and political leader of the Parti Mauricien Social Democrate.

Orange and brown banknote honoring the nation's founding father, featuring Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam and the historic Bank of Mauritius building.

Red, orange, and green commemorative banknote celebrating the Year of the Rabbit with stylized rabbit imagery and traditional Macanese architecture.

Green banknote featuring portrait of renowned actor Suymenkul Chokmorov and the historic Ala-Too Theater on the reverse.

Kyrgyzstan 1,000 Som banknote (2023) — highest first-phase denomination — featuring medieval philosopher Yusuf Balasaguni and Takhti Sulaiman.

Kyrgyzstan 500 Som banknote (2023) featuring storyteller Sayakbay Karalaev and the Manas Ordo mausoleum.

Kyrgyzstan 200 Som banknote (2023) featuring writer Alykul Osmonov and the Issyk Kul lake — first phase of the modernization series.

Kyrgyzstan 100 Som banknote (2023) featuring akyn Toktogul Satylganov and the Kürpsay hydroelectric dam.

Kyrgyzstan 50 Som banknote (2023) featuring stateswoman Kurmanjan Datka and the Uzgen architectural complex.

Kyrgyzstan 20 Som banknote (2023) featuring poet and educator Togolok Moldo and the ancient Silk Road caravansarai Tash-Rabat.

Kazakhstan 5,000 Tenge banknote (December 2023) — inaugural denomination of the new Saka Style series celebrating ancient nomadic heritage.

Kazakhstan 10,000 Tenge commemorative banknote (November 2023) celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Kazakhstani tenge currency.

Iraq 50,000 Dinars banknote (2023) — highest denomination — featuring Mesopotamian heritage with an Assyrian jar, water wheel, and marshland scenes.

Iraq 5,000 Dinars banknote (2023) featuring the Gali Ali Beg waterfall in Kurdistan and the Al-Ukether desert fortress.

Iran 2,000,000 Rials cheque (2023) featuring the Karoun 3 hydroelectric dam and Persian calligraphy.

Iran 1,000,000 Rials cheque (2023) featuring the Fatima Masumeh Shrine in Qom and the South Pars gas field.

Haiti 250 Gourdes banknote (2023) featuring Jean-Jacques Dessalines — Haiti's founding father and first head of state.

Haiti 100 Gourdes banknote (2023) featuring Henry Christophe and the Citadelle Laferrière fortress.

Haiti 50 Gourdes banknote (2023) from the commemorative bicentennial independence series.

Guernsey 20 Pounds banknote second variant (January 2023) featuring Queen Elizabeth II — distinct signature or print variant within the 2023 security update.

Guernsey 20 Pounds banknote (January 2023) featuring Queen Elizabeth II with new NEXUS embedded holographic stripe.

Guernsey 10 Pounds banknote (January 2023) featuring Queen Elizabeth II with new IGNITE holographic security thread.

Guernsey 5 Pounds banknote (January 2023) featuring Queen Elizabeth II with new PUREIMAGE holographic security thread.

Great Britain 20 Pounds polymer banknote (2023) featuring King Charles III and J.M.W. Turner's The Fighting Temeraire.

Great Britain 10 Pounds polymer banknote (2023) featuring King Charles III and Jane Austen — part of the new royal series.

Great Britain 5 Pounds polymer banknote (2023) featuring King Charles III and Winston Churchill — first UK notes with King Charles III portrait.

Gambia 200 Dalasis orange polymer banknote (2023) — highest denomination — featuring bush fowl birds and rice harvesting.

Gambia 100 Dalasis teal polymer banknote (2023) featuring black-crowned cranes and traditional river fishing imagery.

Gambia 50 Dalasis purple polymer banknote (2023) featuring an osprey bird of prey and the Wassu stone circles archaeological site.

Gambia 20 Dalasis blue polymer banknote (2023) featuring the red-billed firefinch and national coat of arms.

Gambia 10 Dalasis green polymer banknote (2023) featuring a dove bird and the Kunta Kinteh ferry on the reverse.

Gambia 5 Dalasis red polymer banknote (2023) featuring a giant kingfisher bird — lowest denomination of the 2019-2023 series.

Fiji 100 Cents commemorative polymer banknote (August 2023) — world's first 100-cent denomination — celebrating the Chinese Lunar Year of the Dragon.

Ethiopia 100 Birr banknote (2023) featuring the Enqulab Gemb fortress in Gondar and the Sof Omar Caves.

Egypt 20 Pounds green polymer banknote (June 2023) featuring the Muhammad Ali Mosque and Queen Cleopatra — Egypt's first banknote with Braille accessibility features.

Egypt 10 Pounds polymer banknote featuring the Al-Fattah Al-Alim Mosque and ancient Egyptian heritage imagery — Egypt's first polymer banknote.

East Caribbean States 2 Dollars commemorative polymer banknote (December 2023) honoring the 40th anniversary of the ECCB, featuring Sir Vivian Richards.

Czech National Bank commemorative 1,000 Korun Ceskych banknote (February 2023) celebrating 30 years of Czech currency independence with a special overprint.

Czech National Bank 5,000 Korun Ceskych banknote (2023) featuring Tomas Garrigue Masaryk — a reprint with updated printing technology.

Cuba 100 Pesos banknote (2023) featuring Carlos Manuel de Cespedes and the Jose Marti monument at the Anti-Imperialist Tribune in Havana.

Bangladesh 50 Taka commemorative banknote (2023) celebrating the Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Tunnel under the Karnaphuli River.

Bangladesh 500 Taka green banknote (2023) featuring Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the National Martyrs' Monument, with agricultural and river scenes on the reverse.

Bangladesh 20 Taka banknote from the new Historical and Archaeological Architecture of Bangladesh series, featuring the Kantaji Hindu temple.

Australia 50 Dollars banknote from the next-generation series (2023) featuring indigenous inventor David Unaipon and Edith Cowan with enhanced security features.

Argentina 2,000 Pesos commemorative banknote issued May 22, 2023, celebrating the development of science and medicine in Argentina, featuring Dr. Cecilia Grierson and Dr. Ramon Carrillo.

Argentina 1,000 Pesos banknote (2023) featuring the Rufous Hornero, Argentina's national bird, from the Fourth Series.

Angola 2,000 Kwanzas green polymer banknote issued November 2020 featuring Serra da Leba mountain pass.

Angola 1,000 Kwanzas pink polymer banknote issued November 2023 featuring Kalandula waterfalls.

Abkhazia 25 Apsar commemorative banknote issued May 22, 2023, celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Patriotic War victory.

A commemorative polymer note featuring the resplendent quetzal bird and General José María Orellana, who established the quetzal as Guatemala's currency in 1924. The obverse displays Mayan iconography including Temple I from Tikal and Mayan number glyphs.

Obverse features the national coat of arms, a musuku tree, a peace dove, and a fish eagle on a branch; reverse depicts a Cape buffalo, the National Assembly of Zambia building, and the Freedom Statue in Lusaka.

Obverse features the national coat of arms, a fig tree, a peace dove, and a fish eagle on a branch; reverse depicts a leopard, the Bank of Zambia building, and the Freedom Statue in Lusaka.

Obverse features the national coat of arms, a mukwa tree, a peace dove, and a fish eagle on a branch; reverse depicts a black lechwe antelope, miners operating a pneumatic drill, and the Freedom Statue in Lusaka.

Obverse features the national coat of arms, a musuku tree, a peace dove, and a fish eagle on a branch; reverse depicts a porcupine, farmers harvesting rice, and the Freedom Statue in Lusaka.

Obverse features the national coat of arms, a mopane tree, a peace dove, and a fish eagle on a branch; reverse depicts a lion and a cassava plant beside the Freedom Statue in Lusaka.

Obverse features the national coat of arms, a baobab tree, a peace dove, and a fish eagle perched on a branch; reverse depicts a roan antelope, two women with baskets of produce, and the Freedom Statue in Lusaka.

Obverse features a stylised sawfish with a telecommunications theme (parabola, satellite, @ sign) against a circuit-board background; reverse depicts a pair of yellow-billed turaco birds in a West African tropical forest landscape with geometric patterns.

Obverse bears a portrait of Taras Shevchenko (copied from his 1840–1841 self-portrait) and the screen-printed logotype marking the 30th anniversary of Ukraine's independence; reverse depicts the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv.

Obverse features a portrait of King Vajiralongkorn (Rama X) in the uniform of the Commander of the Royal Thai Air Force; reverse depicts King Rama I (Phra Buddha Yodfa Chulaloke) and the Grand Palace in Bangkok.

Obverse portrays Mir Said Ali Hamadoni (the 14th-century Sufi scholar, poet, and saint) alongside the national coat of arms, a scroll, a pen, and an inkwell; reverse depicts the tomb of Mir Said Ali Hamadoni in the city of Kulob and the national flag of Tajikistan.

Obverse features the National Telecommunications Corporation (NTC) Tower in Khartoum and satellite dishes rendered in optically variable ink; reverse depicts an oil refinery with industrial gears and the Central Bank of Sudan logo.

Obverse depicts the Pyramids of Meroe (the ancient Nubian Kushite burial pyramids on the east bank of the Nile); reverse features the Merowe hydroelectric dam on the Nile River alongside the Central Bank of Sudan emblem.

Obverse depicts Spasskaya Tower of the Moscow Kremlin, the main building of Moscow State University, Zaryadye Park concert hall with floating bridge, and the Ostankino and Shukhov TV towers; reverse features the Rzhev Memorial to the Soviet Soldier and a birds-eye view of the Central Federal District landscape.

Obverse features the FIFA World Cup trophy, the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 logo, Qatar's national coat of arms, and the Lusail Iconic Stadium; reverse shows the FIFA World Cup trophy, the tournament logo, and Al-Bayt Stadium.

Obverse shows the State of Qatar coat of arms, a traditional ornamental gate, geometric patterns and Qatari flora; reverse depicts the Ras Laffan LNG refinery and a liquefied natural gas carrier ship.

The obverse displays traditional Islamic geometric patterns, the Qatari flag, dreama flowers, and an ornate historic gate; the reverse features the Palace of Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al-Thani, the National Museum of Qatar, and the Museum of Islamic Art.

The obverse displays traditional Islamic geometric patterns, the Qatari flag, dreama flowers, and an ornate historic gate; the reverse features the Abu Al-Qubaib Mosque, one of Qatar's oldest mosques built during the founding era of Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammad Al-Thani.

The obverse displays traditional Islamic geometric patterns, the Qatari flag, dreama flowers, and an ornate historic gate; the reverse depicts the Qatar Central Bank building and the Ministry of Finance building in a single composition.

The obverse displays traditional Islamic geometric patterns, the Qatari flag, dreama flowers, and an ornate historic gate; the reverse presents a desert scene with Arabian horses, camels, oryxes, an Al Ghaf tree, and a traditional goat-hair Bedouin tent.

The obverse features a portrait of President Sergio Osmeña with scenes of the First National Assembly (1907) and General MacArthur's Leyte landing (1944); the reverse shows Taal Lake and the maliputo (giant trevally fish, Caranx ignobilis).

The obverse features the Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi) and sampaguita blossoms against a blue polymer substrate with a vertical transparent window; the reverse depicts the Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park, a pearl oyster (Pinctada maxima), and the T'nalak weave pattern.

The obverse features a portrait of President Sergio Osmeña with scenes of the First National Assembly (1907) and General MacArthur's Leyte landing (1944); the reverse shows Taal Lake and the maliputo (giant trevally fish, Caranx ignobilis).

The obverse portrays Agustín Pío Barrios 'Mangoré' holding a guitar with a see-through guitar-shaped device at lower left; the reverse features the central body of a classical guitar adorned with the traditional ñandutí lace pattern.

The obverse features a portrait of President Carlos Antonio López alongside a locomotive and the national coat of arms; the reverse depicts the Palacio de los López (Government Palace) in Asunción and a steam locomotive.

The obverse features portraits of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Fatima Jinnah, Allama Iqbal, and Sir Syed Ahmad Khan alongside the 75th-anniversary logo; the reverse depicts the Earth from space, mountains, a Markhor, and deodar trees symbolising environmental stewardship.

The obverse displays a traditional Macedonian bridal costume from Prilep alongside a 7th-century BC bronze poppy artefact discovered in Suva Reka, Gevgelija, while the reverse features the decorative interior of a 16th-century gilded bowl adorned with peacocks.

The obverse features a gold bird earring, an angel icon, a holographic patch, and an icon of the Christ Child and Madonna Episkepsis from the 14th-century Church of Saint Vrachi-Mali in Ohrid, while the reverse depicts the arches of the 11th-century Church of Saint Sophia in Ohrid.

The obverse displays the ornate carved wooden ceiling rosette of an Albanian townhouse in Debar, while the reverse shows a 1594 engraving of Skopje by Jacobus Harevin viewed through the window of a traditional Albanian house.

The obverse features Sir Apirana Ngata alongside the Porourangi meeting house (wharenui) and tukutuku poutama panel, while the reverse depicts the kokako bird amid Pureora Forest Park with the blue Entoloma mushroom and supplejack vine.

The obverse features a portrait of Founding President Dr Sam Nujoma against the Parliament building in Windhoek, while the reverse depicts the Red Hartebeest.

The obverse bears a portrait of Kaptein Hendrik Witbooi against the Parliament building in Windhoek, while the reverse features the Roan Antelope.

The obverse features a stylized tiger with Chinese zodiac wheel, Chinese lantern, and a SPARK-effect numeral 10, while the reverse shows the BNU Macau head office building and the entrance of the A-Ma Temple with children celebrating Chinese New Year.

The obverse displays the traditional masks of the sixteen tribes of Liberia, while the reverse shows the Capitol building in Monrovia alongside the Central Bank of Liberia logo depicting Kissi Money and a 1969 Liberian 50-cent coin.

The obverse bears a portrait of President William Richard Tolbert Jr., the 19th President of Liberia; the reverse depicts a market woman representing everyday Liberian economic life.

The obverse features Mount Paektu sacred to Korean culture with the coat of arms of the DPRK; the reverse depicts Heaven Lake (Cheonji), the caldera crater lake atop Paektu Mountain.

The obverse displays the state symbols of Kazakhstan, the Kazakh Eli monument, the Mangilik El triumphal arch, and a '30' numeral marking the anniversary of independence, while the reverse presents a panoramic view of Astana city and the Akorda Presidential Residence.

The obverse depicts King Abdullah II Ibn Al Hussein with a skyline of Jerusalem featuring the Dome of the Rock, while the reverse shows the dramatic sandstone formations of Wadi Rum.

The obverse shows a facing portrait of King Hussein Ibn Talal alongside the King Hussein Bin Talal Mosque, while the reverse presents a panoramic landscape of Wadi Mujib.

The obverse features a portrait of the late King Talal Ibn Abdullah with Qusayr Amra vault frescoes, while the reverse depicts the Roman Amphitheater of Amman.

The obverse shows a portrait of Sharif Hussein Ibn Ali, founder of the Hashemite dynasty and leader of the Great Arab Revolt, while the reverse features the Sinai rosefinch of Petra perched amid stylized floral motifs.

The obverse features a portrait of poet Shaul Tchernichovsky with citrus trees and microprinted verse, while the reverse depicts a Corinthian column motif referencing his translations of classical Greek literature.

The obverse features the Tachara Palace at Persepolis and dual denomination markings in rials and tomans, while the reverse depicts the South Pars gas processing plant with Farsi and English text.

The obverse carries a portrait of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini framed in arabesque ornament, while the reverse depicts the Hafezieh, the tomb of the poet Hafez, in Shiraz.

The obverse of the upgraded 5,000 Dollar note features the Bank of Guyana logo, a map, and a gold-to-green color-shifting jaguar motif, while the reverse shows the hoatzin (national bird) in flight over a rainforest river.

The obverse features the Bank of Guyana logo and a map of Guyana, while the reverse depicts St. George's Cathedral in Georgetown.

Obverse features a portrait of a young girl, the national emblem, cowrie shells, pineapples, and SPARK flying pigeons; reverse depicts a cultivated field with trees and the 'Lady of Mali' rock formation on Mount Loura.

Obverse features the Fijian coat of arms, a hibiscus flower, and the governor's signature against an ornamental background; reverse depicts the Chinese god of wealth (Caishen) surrounded by coins and a money tree.

Obverse features the Fijian Rugby 7s Bronze Olympians in a team huddle; reverse depicts captain Jerry Tuwai in prayer, the Rugby 7s Gold Olympians at the medal ceremony, coach Gareth Baber, a gold medal, and a rugby ball.

Obverse features the Buli Kula (golden cowrie necklace), a domodomo (canoe masthead) registration device, a nanai (cicada), and the Fijian coat of arms; reverse shows two women singers and a man with guitar, the 180th meridian map, two snorkelers, a sailing ship, fish, and a holographic stripe.

Obverse features a portrait of economist Karel Engliš, the Czech National Bank building in Prague, conjoined initials KE, a holographic medal with Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, and an eagle; reverse depicts the façade of the Clam-Gallas Palace in Prague with a statue of two standing men and the national coat of arms.

Obverse features a portrait of former president José Figueres Ferrer against the scene of the abolition of Costa Rica's army; reverse displays a three-toed sloth in a rainforest setting with orchid flowers and tropical birds.

Obverse features a portrait of educator and politician Mauro Fernández Acuña and the Colegio Superior de Señoritas in San José; reverse depicts a bull shark, sea star, and sea pens representing Costa Rica's marine biodiversity.

Obverse features Nobel Prize-winning author Gabriel García Márquez releasing a cloud of butterflies alongside a hummingbird feeding from a flower and the burgao snail; reverse depicts the stone terraces of the Lost City (Ciudad Perdida) and indigenous Tayrona figures.

Obverse displays three portraits of Queen Elizabeth II — including one from her 1983 visit to the Cayman Islands — alongside the Cayman Islands coat of arms and the Royal Cipher; reverse carries commemorative imagery relating to her Platinum Jubilee and 70-year reign.

Obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II flanked by stingrays with a 25th Anniversary holographic foil patch; reverse shows stingrays, the Cayman Islands coat of arms, and a holographic strip.

Obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with a 25th Anniversary of CIMA holographic foil patch and seashell motifs; reverse depicts a hawksbill sea turtle, tropical fish, and coral reef.

Obverse features a portrait of King Norodom Sihamoni as an adult, the royal coat of arms, and a Khmer balustrade cornerstone with a five-headed Naga serpent; reverse depicts Prasat Tao (Lion Temple) at Sambo Prei Kuk, Kampong Thom Province, and a Chinthe guardian lion statue.

Obverse features a portrait of King Norodom Sihamoni as a young man, the royal coat of arms, and a Naga serpent motif; reverse depicts the Preah Thineang Chan Chhaya (Moonlight Pavilion) of the Royal Palace and the statue of King Sisowath at the National Museum of Cambodia.

Obverse features a figure skater athlete with imagery from the ancient Chinese painting 'A Panorama of Rivers and Mountains'; reverse depicts the National Aquatics Center (Ice Cube) in Beijing against a night sky with snowflakes.

Obverse features a freestyle skier athlete with imagery from the ancient Chinese painting 'A Panorama of Rivers and Mountains'; reverse depicts the National Ski Jumping Center (Snow Ruyi) in Zhangjiakou against a sunrise.

Obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with commemorative Platinum Jubilee imagery; reverse depicts Canadian landscape or parliamentary imagery befitting a special numismatic edition.

Obverse features a portrait of Viola Desmond against a stylised street grid of Halifax, Nova Scotia; reverse depicts the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Obverse features a portrait of Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier with a holographic Mackenzie Tower from Parliament Hill; reverse depicts the Canadarm2 robotic arm with astronaut in space.

Obverse features a portrait of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah in coronation regalia with the national emblem; reverse depicts the coronation procession with the Sultan on his way to the throne amid a crowd.

Obverse features a portrait of President Dr. Mokgweetsi Eric Keabetswe Masisi with the national coat of arms; reverse depicts the National Assembly building in Gaborone.

A blue banknote, the highest denomination of the convertible mark series, featuring Nobel laureate writer Ivo Andric on the obverse and the Mehmed Pasa Sokolovic Bridge over the Drina River in Visegrad on the reverse.

An updated light-blue banknote retaining the design theme of Nesvizh (Radziwill) Castle on the obverse and a Vertep puppet theatre with traditional musical instruments on the reverse, introduced on 1 July 2022 with enhanced security features.

A commemorative 50-taka banknote celebrating the inauguration of the Dhaka Metro Rail, Bangladesh's first metro system, with a portrait of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wazed and the metro rail on the obverse and the metro track infrastructure on the reverse.

A commemorative 50-taka banknote marking the Golden Jubilee of the Constitution and the Supreme Court of Bangladesh, with a portrait of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the National Parliament Building on the obverse and the Supreme Court building on the reverse.

A blue circulation banknote bearing the portrait of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the National Martyrs' Monument in Savar on the obverse, and the Star Mosque (Tara Masjid) in Dhaka on the reverse.

A redesigned grey-toned banknote featuring an enhanced portrait of Sir Stafford Sands and a yellow elder flower on the obverse, with the Hope Town Lighthouse and two flamingoes on the reverse.

A banknote dedicated to the theme of literature and writing, featuring the statues of the Nizami Museum of Azerbaijani Literature on the obverse and the rock petroglyphs of Gobustan alongside a stylised map of Azerbaijan's European connections on the reverse.

A purple banknote from Armenia's third banknote series honouring the poet and thinker Paruyr Sevak on the obverse and depicting his statue and childhood home in Zangakatun on the reverse.

A commemorative banknote issued for the 31st Arab League Summit and Algeria's 60th independence anniversary, featuring the Monument aux Martyrs and revolutionary imagery on the obverse, with the Grand Mosque of Algiers and Saharan landscapes on the reverse.

A 10 Bolivares Digitales banknote issued by the Banco Central de Venezuela on October 1, 2021, as part of the Nueva Expresion Monetaria redenomination, equivalent to 10,000,000 old Bolivares Soberanos.

A 5 Bolivares Digitales banknote issued by the Banco Central de Venezuela on October 1, 2021, as part of the Nueva Expresion Monetaria redenomination, equivalent to 5,000,000 old Bolivares Soberanos.

A 1,000,000 Bolivares Soberano banknote issued by the Banco Central de Venezuela in March 2021, commemorating the bicentennial of the Battle of Carabobo and representing the highest denomination ever issued by Venezuela at that time.

A 50 Pesos Uruguayos polymer banknote issued by the Banco Central del Uruguay, featuring educator Jose Pedro Varela on the obverse and the Monument to Jose Pedro Varela on the reverse, introduced on October 3, 2020 with a 2021 date.

A 20 Pesos Uruguayos polymer banknote issued by the Banco Central del Uruguay, featuring poet Juan Zorrilla de San Martin, introduced into circulation on October 3, 2020 with a 2021 date.

The 2021 Serie D 2,000 pesos uruguayos note is a regular circulation update featuring naturalist and priest Damaso Antonio Larranaga on the obverse and the National Library's original building on the reverse.

The 2021 Serie G 1,000 pesos uruguayos note is a regular circulation update featuring poet Juana de Ibarbourou on the obverse and eight of her literary works on the reverse.

The Series 2021 $100 Federal Reserve Note is a regular circulation note with Yellen-Malerba signatures, featuring Benjamin Franklin on the obverse and Independence Hall on the reverse.

The Series 2021 $50 Federal Reserve Note is a regular circulation note with Yellen-Malerba signatures, featuring Ulysses S. Grant on the obverse and the U.S. Capitol on the reverse.

The Series 2021 $10 Federal Reserve Note is a regular circulation note with Yellen-Malerba signatures, featuring Alexander Hamilton on the obverse and the U.S. Treasury Building on the reverse.

The Series 2021 $5 Federal Reserve Note is a regular circulation note bearing the Yellen-Malerba signatures, featuring Abraham Lincoln on the obverse and the Lincoln Memorial on the reverse.

The Series 2021 $1 Federal Reserve Note is a regular circulation note bearing the signatures of Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Treasurer Lynn Malerba, the first series signed by two women.

The 2021 50 hryvnia note is a commemorative circulation banknote issued to mark the 30th anniversary of Ukrainian independence, featuring Mykhailo Hrushevsky on the obverse and the Ukrainian Central Rada building on the reverse.

The 2021 print-date 1,000 hryvnia note is a regular circulation reissue of the 2019 design honouring scientist Volodymyr Vernadsky, placed into circulation on 7 December 2021.

The 2021 series 500 hryvnia note is a regular circulation update featuring Ukrainian philosopher Hryhorii Skovoroda on the obverse and the Kyiv Mohyla Academy building on the reverse.

The 2021 200 Hryvnia commemorative banknote was issued to mark the 30th anniversary of Ukrainian independence (1991-2021), featuring poet Lesia Ukrainka.

The 2021 100 Hryvnia banknote is a commemorative circulation note issued to mark the 30th anniversary of Ukrainian independence, featuring poet Taras Shevchenko.

The 2021 50 Hryvnia banknote is a new-generation regular circulation note featuring enhanced security and the portrait of Ukrainian People's Republic founder Mykhailo Hrushevsky.

The 2021 20 Hryvnia banknote is a commemorative circulation note issued to mark the 30th anniversary of Ukrainian independence (1991-2021).

The 2021 200 Hryvnia banknote is an updated regular circulation note featuring enhanced security including the SPARK optically variable element and RAPID micro-optic security thread.

The 2021 50 Pa'anga banknote is a standard circulation note issued by the National Reserve Bank of Tonga, commemorating the coronation of King Tupou VI, printed by De La Rue.

The 2021 2,000 Syrian Pounds banknote is a high-denomination regular circulation note featuring the portrait of President Bashar al-Assad and the People's Council building.

The 2021 200 Syrian Pounds banknote is a regular circulation issue showcasing Syrian cultural heritage including the Norias of Hama and the Temple of Bel at Palmyra.

The 2021 100 Syrian Pounds banknote is a regular circulation issue featuring archaeological and architectural landmarks of Syria.

The 2021 50 Syrian Pounds banknote is a regular circulation issue printed by Goznak (Russia) featuring ancient Syrian cultural heritage motifs.

The 2021-dated 50 Franken banknote is a new print run of the ninth series note themed around wind and the richness of Swiss experiences, first introduced on 12 April 2016.

The 2021-dated 20 Franken banknote is a new print run of the award-winning ninth series note themed around light and creativity, first introduced on 17 May 2017.

The 2021-dated 200 Sudanese Pounds banknote is a yellow note issued by the Central Bank of Sudan depicting traditional Sudanese housing and community life on both faces.

The 2021-dated 100 Riyals banknote is a green note from the sixth series of Saudi currency, distinguished by the issuer name change from Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority to Saudi Central Bank.

The 20 Lei banknote introduced on 1 December 2021 is Romania's first legal tender note featuring only a woman — World War I heroine Ecaterina Teodoroiu — printed on a polymer substrate in olive green.

The 5000 Piso banknote issued on 17 January 2021 is a brown commemorative note honouring the 500th anniversary of Lapu-Lapu's victory at the Battle of Mactan in 1521.

The 2021-dated 500 Piso banknote is a yellow paper note from the New Generation Currency series featuring Corazon and Benigno Aquino with the EDSA People Power scene on the obverse and a blue-naped parrot with Puerto Princesa on the reverse.

The 2021-dated 100 Piso banknote is a violet-coloured paper note from the New Generation Currency series featuring Manuel A. Roxas on the obverse and Mayon Volcano with a whale shark on the reverse.

The 2021-dated 1000 Piso banknote is an enhanced paper note from the New Generation Currency series featuring three World War II heroes on the obverse and Tubbataha Reefs on the reverse.

The 100 Soles banknote issued on 22 July 2021 features Pedro Paulet on the obverse and the Marvelous Spatuletail hummingbird and a native orchid on the reverse.

The obverse features a portrait of historian Maria Rostworowski Tovar de Diez Canseco; the reverse (in vertical orientation) depicts a jaguar and the flowering plant Puya Raimondi.

The obverse features a portrait of Chinggis Khan, the national coat of arms, a commemorative stamp, and a paiza (gerege) tablet of authority; the reverse depicts the inner square of the ancient city of Kharkhorin (Karakorum).

The obverse features a portrait of Chinggis Khan, the national coat of arms, a commemorative stamp, and a paiza (gerege) tablet of authority; the reverse depicts the inner square of the ancient city of Kharkhorin (Karakorum).

The obverse features a portrait of entrepreneur and Cabinet minister Joseph Maurice Paturau, the Mauritius Coat of Arms, the old Bank of Mauritius facade, and a blindfolded Lady Justice; the reverse depicts Le Caudan Waterfront in Port Louis.

The obverse features the Lebanese State Emblem (cedar) and a geometric design of 16 squares; the reverse depicts the Martyrs' Monument bronze statue by Renato Marino Mazzacurati on Martyrs' Square in Beirut, framed by cedar foliage.

The obverse features Arabic text and an abstract geometric design with a cedar tree registration device; the reverse displays Arabic and French text with a complementary geometric pattern and cedar tree motif.

The obverse bears the printed text 'Central Bank of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea — Money Coupon — 5,000 Won' in Korean script; the reverse is plain white paper with minimal markings.

The obverse features national symbols including the Manglik El arch, the Kazakh Eli monument, the House of Parliament, and a 30th-anniversary SPARK element; the reverse shows the Akorda Presidential Palace along the Ishim River and a portrait of President Nursultan Nazarbayev.

The obverse features a portrait of King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein with the Temple Mount compound (including the Dome of the Rock) in Jerusalem; the reverse shows the Wadi Rum desert landscape.

The obverse features a portrait of King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein alongside the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem; the reverse depicts the landscape of Wadi Rum.

Obverse features King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein with Qusayr Amra vaults and a crown registration device; reverse depicts the Roman Amphitheatre of Amman and Ajloun Castle.

Obverse depicts King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein and Hashemite silver coins struck in 1916, with a portrait of Sharif Hussein bin Ali who proclaimed the Great Arab Revolt; reverse shows three men riding camels carrying the flag of the Great Arab Revolt.

Obverse bears the portrait of Hebrew poet Rachel Bluwstein (Rachel the Poetess) against a background of palm fronds with the poem 'Kinneret' in microtext; reverse depicts the shoreline of Lake Kinneret (Sea of Galilee), the landscape she immortalized in her poetry.

Obverse depicts Tjut Meutia, an Acehnese female national hero who fought against Dutch colonialism, against a backdrop of Indonesia's coat of arms; reverse shows Fort Belgica in Banda Neira, Maluku, with a Tari Tifa dancer and an orchid.

Obverse features President Florvil Hyppolite and a stylized sailing ship with the crowned coat of arms of Port-au-Prince; reverse depicts Marché Vallière, the busy central market of Port-au-Prince.

Obverse portrays Alexandre Sabès Pétion, co-founder and first president of the Republic of Haiti; reverse depicts Fort Jacques in Fermathe, south of Port-au-Prince.

Obverse features Lieutenant Sanité Bélair, a female revolutionary and officer under Toussaint Louverture, alongside the Haitian coat of arms; reverse depicts Fort Cap-Rouge in Jacmel.

Obverse portrays General Nicolas Geffrard, a signatory of Haiti's Act of Independence, with an engraved portrait and security microtext; reverse depicts the Fortress of Des Platons in Ducis, southern Haiti.

Obverse features the Bank of Guyana crest, a map of Guyana with natural resources, and the 55th independence anniversary logo; reverse depicts children representing Guyana's six ethnic communities under the slogan 'One Guyana.'

The obverse portrays poet and publisher Ilia Chavchavadze with his publishing house and a magenta-to-green SPARK element, while the reverse shows a panorama of old Tbilisi with Narikala fortress, the equestrian statue of King Vakhtang Gorgasali, and an 18th-century city map.

The obverse features a portrait of academic Ivane Javakhishvili alongside Tbilisi State University and a gold-to-green SPARK colour-shifting element, while the reverse reproduces a detail from Niko Pirosmani's painting 'A Fisherman in a Red Shirt' and the national coat of arms.

The obverse features Knippelsbro (Knippels Bridge) in Copenhagen with a holographic belt plate patch, while the reverse depicts the Langstrup belt plate, an Early Bronze Age artefact (c. 1400 BC), with a lake scene and map.

The obverse bears a portrait of General Antonio Maceo Grajales, and the reverse depicts the Protesta de Baragua scene showing Maceo's defiant meeting with Spanish General Arsenio Martinez Campos at Mangos de Baragua on 15 March 1878.

The obverse depicts the Polynesian legend of Ina riding a shark in search of the sea god Tinirau, while the reverse shows a Pukapukan fishing canoe against a sunset seascape with the Te-Rongo statue.

The obverse features a portrait of poet and Nobel laureate Gabriela Mistral alongside a stylised red-to-gold colour-shifting sun and copihue motif, while the reverse depicts Chilean palm trees and an owl in Parque Nacional La Campana.

The obverse features a portrait of Manuel Rodriguez Erdoiza with a copihue floral motif and Mapuche Antu sun symbol, while the reverse depicts the Nalcas National Reserve in the Araucania Region with the Tolhuaca volcano and a Choroy parrot.

The obverse illustrates the signing of the Paris Peace Agreement with King Norodom Sihanouk returning to Cambodia, while the reverse honours the 30th anniversary of the accords with imagery reflecting national reconciliation and sovereignty.

The obverse bears a portrait of His Majesty King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck with the Raven Crown, and the reverse depicts Tashichho Dzong, the seat of the Bhutanese government and office of the King in Thimphu.

The obverse features a portrait of His Majesty King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck flanked by the Khorlo (Wheel of Dharma); the reverse depicts Trongsa Dzong, the ancestral fortress of the Wangchuck dynasty in central Bhutan.

Obverse features a portrait of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the National Martyrs' Monument at Savar, and the Golden Jubilee of Independence commemorative seal; reverse features freedom fighters of the Liberation Army.

Obverse features a portrait of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the National Martyrs' Monument at Savar with the Golden Jubilee of Independence seal; reverse features a reproduction of artist Zainul Abedin's painting 'Ploughing' and the Bangladesh Bank logo.

Obverse features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with a sprig of eucalyptus and a top-to-bottom clear polymer window showing a Prickly Moses wattle sprig and an Eastern Spinebill; reverse features the New Parliament House in Canberra with the Michael Nelson Jagamara mosaic forecourt and a schematic plan of the building.

Obverse features a portrait of philosopher Hryhorii Skovoroda alongside a 'Skovoroda's World' commemorative logotype in optically variable ink; reverse depicts the historic Kyiv-Mohyla Academy building.

The turquoise polymer £100 note features Sir Walter Scott on the obverse and Dr Flora Murray — a Scottish physician and suffragette — on the reverse.

The turquoise polymer £100 note features Sir Walter Scott on the obverse and Dr Flora Murray — a Scottish physician and suffragette — on the reverse.

Obverse features a vertical portrait of Dr. Mariano Gálvez and the Real Palacio de la Nueva Guatemala de la Asunción; reverse depicts the allegory of the signing of the Central American Independence Act with a quetzal bird.