RBA Banknotes: About Australia's Banknotes - Reserve Bank of …
What to do if you have an old banknote and want to exchange it. This is the landing page for information on Australia's banknotes. It includes information on banknotes in circulation, Next Generation banknotes and the people on the banknotes.
Next Generation Banknote Program - Reserve Bank of Australia …
Upgrading Australia's Banknotes. A core function of the Reserve Bank is to maintain public confidence in Australia's banknotes. Australia has one of the safest and most secure currencies in the world and has experienced relatively low levels of counterfeiting for many years.
Banknotes in Circulation - Reserve Bank of Australia Banknotes
Banknotes in Circulation. Australia's banknotes represented a world first in currency manufacturing – they were the first full series to be printed on polymer (plastic). Polymer banknote technology was developed in Australia, jointly by the Reserve Bank and the CSIRO.
Reserve Bank of Australia Banknotes
Learn about what to do with unfit, incomplete and badly damaged banknotes, and how to submit a claim. Exchange an old banknote Find out about previous series of Australian banknotes and how to exchange old banknotes.
RBA Banknotes: &100 Banknote - Reserve Bank of Australia …
The $100 banknote features the Acacia pycnantha and the Australian Masked Owl (Tyto novaehollandiae). The $100 banknote retains the portraits of Sir John Monash and Dame Nellie Melba , which are drawn from the same source photographs represented on the first polymer $100 banknote.
Explore Banknote Features - Reserve Bank of Australia Banknotes
Information and images of each of the banknotes features. Includes images of the banknotes that flip.
People on the Banknotes - Reserve Bank of Australia Banknotes
The people on the banknotes have made defining contributions to Australian society in many fields of endeavour, and their mark on our national story is honoured through their representation on the banknotes.
All Australian banknotes have clear windows containing white images. The window on the $50 banknote has an image of the Southern Cross and embossing of the number ‘50’.
Redeeming Old Banknotes - Reserve Bank of Australia Banknotes
All Australian banknotes that have previously been issued into circulation by the Reserve Bank remain legal tender and can continue to be used. New $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 banknotes are now in circulation.
RBA Banknotes: History of Banknotes - Reserve Bank of Australia …
The first Australian banknotes were only produced a century ago but currency existed in Australia well before then. For instance Aboriginal trade was based on exchange and bartering, and when New South Wales was first established, colonists initially used …