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Cayman Islands 2018 - Monetary Authority $1 Prefix D/6 (Pick Unlisted)

This early-prefix example marks the transition between the earlier 2010s issues and the updated 2018 definitive series, making it of interest to specialists tracking serial prefix sequences and first-print variations within modern Caribbean monetary systems. Read more →

Cayman Islands 2018 - Monetary Authority $1 Prefix D/7 (Pick 38g)

Graded PMG 66 EPQ Gem Uncirculated, this example demonstrates the continued refinement of modern polymer-compatible paper printing and De La Rue’s precision in tropical climate adaptation. For collectors, the D/7 prefix represents the stabilized phase of the 2018 issue sequence following the early unlisted runs. Read more →

Brazil 2010 - Banco Central 5 Reais (Pick Unlisted)

Issued 5 Reais note from Banco Central do Brasil, dated 2010, bearing the classic Republica effigy at left and modern Brazilian fauna reverse. Printed by Casa da Moeda do Brasil (CdM-B), this note carries the signatures of E. Guardia and I. Goldfajn and prefix FK. Read more →

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. Read more →

East Caribbean States 2019 - Central Bank 10 Dollars (Pick Unlisted)

Issued 10 Dollars note from the East Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB), dated 2019 and printed on polymer substrate by De La Rue. Read more →

East Caribbean States 2019 - Central Bank 10 Dollars (Pick 56a)

Graded PMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem Uncirculated, this $10 note illustrates the region’s ongoing evolution from traditional cotton-paper banknotes to polymer substrates that resist humidity and wear in tropical climates. Read more →

East Caribbean States 2019 - Central Bank 20 Dollars (Pick Unlisted)

When first released, this note was unlisted in the SCWPM but later catalogued as Pick 57. It belongs to the ECCB’s first full polymer issue, designed to withstand the tropical environment of the Eastern Caribbean. It carries enhanced features such as a transparent window, latent images, microtext, and raised printing. Read more →

East Caribbean States 2019 - Central Bank 20 Dollars (Pick 57)

Graded PMG 68 EPQ Superb Gem Uncirculated, this note highlights the ECCB’s modernization campaign combining longer note life with enhanced anti-counterfeiting elements. It represents the definitive catalogued version of the earlier unlisted printings. Read more →

East Caribbean States 2019 - Central Bank 50 Dollars (Pick Unlisted)

This unlisted 50 Dollars marks the transition of the highest ECCB denomination to polymer, representing the region’s modernization of currency durability and security. Graded PMG 65 EPQ Gem Uncirculated, it captures the first release state before formal listing and provides an essential reference for specialists tracing ECCB issue chronology. Read more →

East Caribbean States 2019 - Central Bank 50 Dollars (Pick 58a)

Issued polymer 50 Dollars from the East Caribbean Central Bank, dated 2019 and catalogued as Pick 58a. Printed by De La Rue, it represents the official polymer debut of the highest denomination in the ECCB currency series. Read more →

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

This early printing, originally recorded as Pick Unlisted, represents the first iteration to enter the PMG census before the numbering system was updated. It provides a documented example of how numismatic cataloging evolves as new printings and revisions emerge, serving as a bridge between archival classification and formal publication in later Pick references. Read more →

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

The 2019 CRISP Evolution release consolidated earlier printings that had circulated under provisional catalog numbers, such as the prior 'Pick Unlisted' entry now formalized as 76Aa. The Central Bank’s initiative emphasized secure yet visually distinctive design, blending traditional Caribbean color palettes with the technical expertise of European security printers. Read more →