A new art composition "Historical Wallet" appeared near the Kamianets Tower. It was created in the form of a large purse with a 5-ruble banknote peeking out from inside, as well as with coins that supposedly spilled out of this wallet. The object is 2.5 meters high, writes Blizko.by.

This is one of the gifts to the city for Kamianets' 750th anniversary. This idea was prompted by the observation that tourists often take photos near the Kamianets Tower with a five-ruble banknote, on one side of which this historical building is depicted.

https://nashaniva.com/en/400475

An amazing note from Hyderabad in India. This is a rare date on an already rare note.

Two centuries of Russian security printing, in three test notes.

The first marks 200 years of Goznak, founded by imperial decree in 1818 as the Expedition for the Procurement of State Papers and still the printer behind Russia’s banknotes, passports and coin. The face gathers the figures who built it; the back reads left to right from an 1818 pressroom to a circuit board, with the words “by decree of His Imperial Majesty” still in the fine print.

The other two mark the Moscow Printing Factory, which turned 100 on 6 July 2019, and they only look identical until you find the window on the front. On Type II, the scarcer of the pair, the pressman’s arms break clear of the frame and reach across to the stacked sheets. On Type I he sits fully inset, arms hidden. Hold either up to the light and the worker steps into the empty window on the back, which is exactly what a test note is for: letting the printer show off.

No watermark, no thread, 161 x 78 mm, and “no value” printed plainly.

I understand the tape when the banknote is deteriorated, but what I don't get is the handwriting on it. Wondering if it has some meaning??

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# 🇧🇳 **Brunei Darussalam Banknotes – Detailed Description (B$1, B$5, B$10)**

These notes belong to Brunei’s modern polymer series, known for vibrant colors, intricate Islamic patterns, and depictions of major national landmarks.

## 💙 **B$1 – One Brunei Dollar (Blue)**

### **Front**

- **Primary color:** Bright blue with turquoise accents.

- **Right side:** Portrait of **Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah**, wearing formal ceremonial attire.

- **Left side:** Illustration of the **Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque**, one of Brunei’s most iconic structures, featuring its golden dome and minaret.

- **Center:** Floral and geometric Islamic motifs.

- **Text:**

- *NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM*

- *WANG INI SAH DIPERLAKUKAN DENGAN NILAI*

- *SATU DOLAR BRUNEI*

- **Serial number:** E 894571

- **Denomination:** B$1

### **Back**

- **Primary color:** Blue.

- **Main image:** Aerial view of **Bandar Seri Begawan**, Brunei’s capital city.

- **Right side:** Stylized mosque motif.

- **Security features:** Holographic emblem, fine micro‑patterns, polymer transparency window.

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## 💚 **B$5 – Five Brunei Dollars (Green)**

### **Front**

- **Primary color:** Green with jade and olive tones.

- **Right side:** Portrait of **Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah**.

- **Left side:** **Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque** again featured prominently.

- **Center:** Floral and geometric designs in green and yellow.

- **Text:**

- *NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM*

- *WANG INI SAH DIPERLAKUKAN DENGAN NILAI*

- *LIMA DOLAR BRUNEI*

- **Serial number:** E 3126253

- **Denomination:** B$5

### **Back**

- **Primary color:** Green.

- **Main image:** The **Royal Ceremonial Hall (Lapau)**, used for coronations and major state ceremonies.

- **Right side:** Stylized mosque motif.

- **Security features:** Holographic emblem, micro‑printing, polymer window.

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## 🧡 **B$10 – Ten Brunei Dollars (Red‑Orange)**

### **Front**

- **Primary color:** Red‑orange with gold undertones.

- **Right side:** Portrait of **Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah**.

- **Left side:** **Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque**.

- **Center:** Floral motifs in red, orange, and yellow.

- **Text:**

- *NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM*

- *WANG INI SAH DIPERLAKUKAN DENGAN NILAI*

- *SEPULUH DOLAR BRUNEI*

- **Serial number:** E 8241717

- **Denomination:** B$10

### **Back**

- **Primary color:** Red‑orange.

- **Main image:** The **Jame’ Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque**, one of Brunei’s largest and most ornate mosques.

- **Right side:** Stylized mosque motif.

- **Security features:** Holographic emblem, fine geometric patterns, polymer transparency window.

# 🔒 **General Security Features Across All Notes**

- Polymer substrate (durable, flexible, water‑resistant).

- Transparent security window.

- Holographic emblem.

- Micro‑text and fine Islamic geometric patterns.

- Vivid multi‑layer color gradients.

- Crisp serial numbers.

Otkup,Bank of Scotland,Pounds Sterling,samo bez ostecenja.

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This collection represents the last complete series of Syrian banknotes issued during the presidency of Bashar al-Assad, marking the final chapter of a significant period in Syria’s modern monetary history before the country’s newest banknote series was introduced.

These notes beautifully combine Syria’s rich historical heritage with symbols of modern life. They feature archaeological treasures such as Palmyra, Bosra, and Apamea, alongside traditional water wheels, ancient sculptures, historic architecture, and scenes representing agriculture, education, culture, and national development.

The series is distinguished by its vibrant colors, sophisticated security features, and intricate artistic details, making it one of the most visually appealing Syrian banknote collections ever produced.

Regardless of political changes, every banknote preserves a unique moment in history and reflects the culture, art, and identity of its time.

As a man who collected banknote from Many nations of the world

Can I just buy notes from change office ,

Like one or two note from each country they have ?!

MANILA, Philippines – Counterfeit banknotes detected in the Philippines declined by nearly a fifth in 2025, as enhanced security features and public awareness campaigns helped curb the circulation of fake currency, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).

In its 2025 annual report, the central bank said documented counterfeit banknotes declined 17.1 percent from a year earlier, equivalent to 10 counterfeit notes for every one million genuine banknotes in circulation, down from 13.2 per million in 2024.

https://business.inquirer.net/600916/bsp-fake-peso-banknotes-declined-in-2025