HISTORIAL COLLECTION OF PRINT AND PAPER SAMPLES USED FOR THE DESIGN PROCESS OF THE NEW 1993 POLYMER $10 NOTE

Collector's Note: This unique collection relates to the development of Australia's iconic 1993 Polymer $10 Note, the world's first circulating polymer banknote. Comprising design trials, substrate samples and security feature prototypes used during the note's development process, this archive represents a rare opportunity to acquire material associated with a significant milestone in Australian and international banknote history. Such developmental items were produced in limited quantities and are highly sought after by collectors of Australian banknotes, numismatic memorabilia and polymer currency.

Includes Blank Paper Substrate With Security Thread (139X70Mm) In Rba Envelope With Specimen Of Banknote Paper Printed On Front, A Black And White Print Of A Stockman With Whip On Horse (67X60Mm), Blank Polymer Substrate With Watermark, Large Window And Ovd (145X72Mm), Small Geometric Securitytype Design In Maroon Ink (69X40Mm) Along With A Front And Back Trial Design For The Johnston-Fraser $10, Printed In Full Colour On Gloss Paper With Black Border. 6 Items In Total 



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