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Bahamas 2019 Central Bank 1/2 Dollar, Pick Unlisted (later Pick 76Aa), PMG 68 EPQ

Bahamas 2019 - Central Bank 1/2 Dollar (Pick Unlisted)

Issued half-dollar from the Central Bank of the Bahamas, first recorded by PMG as Pick Unlisted prior to its formal inclusion in the Pick catalogue. Printed by Oberthur Fiduciaire, this note carries the watermark of Queen Elizabeth II alongside the denomination '1/2', consistent with the broader CRISP Evolution Series launched in 2019. Read more →

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BahamasIssued Note20191/2 DollarPMG 68 EPQ Superb Gem Unc Pick UnlistedPick 76aaPMG 68 EPQPick 76aIssued NotePrinter: Oberthur Fiduciaire2019 Series1/2 DollarWatermark: Queen & 1/2Bahamas2019
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Bahamas 2019 Central Bank 1/2 Dollar, Pick 76Aa, PMG 67 EPQ

Bahamas 2019 - Central Bank 1/2 Dollar (Pick 76Aa)

Issued half-dollar (Pick 76Aa) printed by Oberthur Fiduciaire as part of the CRISP Evolution Series, the definitive redesign of the Bahamian dollar family. The note features a watermark of Queen Elizabeth II and the denomination '1/2', integrating advanced anti-counterfeiting technology and color-enhanced imagery reflecting the island’s marine and cultural identity.

Brazil 2010 5 Reais Pick 253d, PMG 66 EPQ

Brazil 2010 - Banco Central 5 Reais (Pick 253d)

The Segunda Família do Real combined traditional intaglio printing with offset background tints, embedded threads, and microprinting-technologies representing Brazil’s domestic mastery of high-security production after decades of reliance on foreign printers. The updated layout also reaffirmed national symbolism through consistent use of the Republica allegory, balancing continuity with innovation.

New Zealand 1981 1 Dollar issued note H.R. Hardie signature revised Queen Elizabeth II portrait serial AAA000662 Pick 169a PMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem Uncirculated.

New Zealand 1981 - 1 Dollar H.R. Hardie Signature Issued Note Serial AAA000662 (Pick 169a)

As part of the ND (1981–1985) Hardie issue, this note represents the stabilized stage of New Zealand’s decimal system, following the earlier transitional periods of Fleming, Wilks, and the first Hardie design. The combination of updated portraiture, printer change, and refined production techniques defines this as a distinct and mature phase within the country’s modern banknote evolution.

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