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- RBA Banknotes: $100 Banknote
The microprint on the new $100 features excerpts from Melba's autobiography Melodies and Memories and a letter written by Monash Information on the banknote The polymer banknote was first issued on 15 May 1996
- Australia’s brand new $100 banknote enters circulation
The new $100 note has been released into circulation today, the Reserve Bank (RBA) has announced The new note is the final part of the RBA’s “next generation” currency overhaul that has
- Reserve Bank unveils new $100 note featuring new anti . . . - kidsnews
Australia’s new $100 note has been unveiled, featuring a little owl that makes it almost impossible to counterfeit* The Reserve Bank* showed off the new, hi-tech note, the final denomination* to be redesigned as part of the Next Generation Banknote Program
- First look at Australia’s new $100 note | 7NEWS
Australia’s $100 note has undergone a facelift with the brand new design being unveiled today It’s the final denomination to receive a makeover, and while the colour scheme and faces remain much the same, some high-tech security measures have been added
- RBA Banknotes: Next Generation Banknote Program
The new $20 was issued into circulation on 9 October 2019 and the new $100 was issued on 29 October 2020 Considerable work has already been undertaken on this project, including the development and review of banknote designs and production trials of new security features
- New $100 note in Australia features Dame Nellie Melba and Sir John . . .
Australia’s new $100 banknote has entered general circulation with several subtle security features The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) on Thursday announced the new note would mark the end of a decade-long project to upgrade the security and accessibility of the country’s cash
- New $100 Security Feature Flyer - Reserve Bank of Australia Banknotes
The new $100 banknote has many innovative features designed to make our banknotes clearly more secure Importantly, all existing banknotes can continue to be used Discover more at banknotes rba gov au or call 1800 300 288
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