Bangladesh
Bangladesh new signature variety 1,000-taka note reported
Jan 08, 2010 04:30 PM Category:
Asia
In a press release dated 15 December 2009, Bangladesh
Bank announced the 18.11.2009 introduction of a 1,000-taka
(US$14.45) note signed by Governor Dr. Atiur Rahman. It appears to
be a new date/signature variety only.
Additional information and images are requested.
Courtesy of Nat Denkin and Mohammed Islam.
Additional information and images are requested.
Courtesy of Nat Denkin and Mohammed Islam.
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Bangladesh new signature variety 20-taka note reported
Dec 08, 2009 10:31 AM Category:
Asia
In a press release dated 02.12.2009, Bangladesh Bank
announced the 06.12.2009 introduction of a 20-taka (US$0.30) note
signed by Governor Dr. Atiur Rahman. It appears to be a new
date/signature variety only.
Additional information and images are requested.
Courtesy of Nat Denkin and Mohammed J. Islam.
Additional information and images are requested.
Courtesy of Nat Denkin and Mohammed J. Islam.
Bangladesh notes to feature Bangabandhu portrait
Nov 19, 2009 04:30 PM Category:
Asia
According to an All Headline News article dated 19 November 2009,
Bangladesh Bank plans to use a portrait of founding father
Bangabandhu Sheikh Mijubur Rahman on all new currency. The central
bank has requested the finance ministry’s approval of its plans. If
granted, new banknotes and coins are scheduled for 2010.
Bangladesh new signature variety 100-taka confirmed
Oct 15, 2009 08:54 AM Category:
Asia
100 taka (US$1.45). Like Pick 49, but new date, new signature, and new title on back.
There are now at least three 100-taka note varieties dated 2009. One is signed by Governor Salehuddin Ahmed, and the other two are signed by Governor Atiur Rahman, but the signatures are slightly different (see below).
In addition to the signature change, the text on the back of the note has changed slightly, too. The text on the first note reads Bangabandhu Bridge (named after Sheikh Mujibar Rahman whose official title was Bangabandhu), and the new one reads Jamuna Bridge (named after the river it spans).
Courtesy of Jean-Michel Engels and Nazir Rahemtulla.
Bangladesh 20-taka error confirmed
Sep 05, 2009 10:08 AM Category:
Asia
While editing the Bangladesh chapter
of my new catalog of world notes, Bill Stubkjaer and I confirmed
that his example of the Bangladesh 20-taka note of 1979 (Pick 22)
has an error in the printed solid security thread. Specifically,
the words BANGLADESH BANK are repeated on the thread, but the Bs
are backwords and BANK is spelled with an X, not a K:
I'd appreciate it if collectors would examine their own examples of this note and report if varieties exist with the correct spelling. Please post comments with your findings either way.
I'd appreciate it if collectors would examine their own examples of this note and report if varieties exist with the correct spelling. Please post comments with your findings either way.
Bangladesh new 500-taka note confirmed
Aug 26, 2009 06:00 PM Category:
Asia
Bangladesh new date (2009) 100-taka note confirmed
Aug 17, 2009 05:08 PM Category:
Asia
100 taka (US$1.45). Like Pick 49, but new date (2009) and G9 signature of Salehuddin Ahmed.
Courtesy of Mohammed J. Islam.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of several Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
Bangladesh new date (2009) 100-taka note confirmed
Aug 04, 2009 09:36 AM Category:
Asia
100 taka (US$1.45). Like Pick 49, but new date (2009) and new signature of Atiur Rahman, who took over as governor on 01.05.2009.
Courtesy of Mirsad Delic.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
Bangladesh new date (2009) 5-taka note confirmed
Jul 14, 2009 10:07 AM Category:
Asia
5 taka (US$0.05), 2009. Like Pick 46,
but new date and solid security thread. Signature: Salehuddin Ahmed.
Courtesy of Thomas Augustsson.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
Courtesy of Thomas Augustsson.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
Bangladesh 50-taka note dated 2008 confirmed
May 29, 2009 07:34 AM Category:
Asia
Bangladesh Bank
has issued a 50-taka note (US$0.75) like Pick 41, but dated 2008
and signed by Governor Salehuddin Ahmed.
On 3 May 2009, Dr. Atiur Rahman was appointed the 10th governor of Bangladesh Bank, so we can expect new signature varieties to appear soon bearing his signature.
Courtesy of Mohammed J. Islam.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
On 3 May 2009, Dr. Atiur Rahman was appointed the 10th governor of Bangladesh Bank, so we can expect new signature varieties to appear soon bearing his signature.
Courtesy of Mohammed J. Islam.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
Bangladesh revised 10-taka note dated 2008 confirmed
Mar 16, 2009 08:42 PM Category:
Asia
On 21 September 2006, Bangladesh Bank
issued a smaller version of the 10-taka note (123 x 60 mm versus
130 x 60 mm). This smaller note has been issued dated 2006, 2007,
and 2008, all with the signature of Governor Salehuddin
Ahmed.
In late 2008, a revised 2008 10-taka note appeared in circulation. Whereas the previous three small-size 10-taka notes have the national emblem and text intaglio printed, the new note is entirely offset printed, as was the case for this denomination before September 2006. The easiest way to distinguish between the two 2008-dated notes is to compare the text on the front. The earlier note has brown text directly on the underprinting (see top set of scans below) whereas the newer note has the text surrounded by a white background (see bottom set of scans below). The backs appear to be identical.
Courtesy of Sejin Ahn.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
In late 2008, a revised 2008 10-taka note appeared in circulation. Whereas the previous three small-size 10-taka notes have the national emblem and text intaglio printed, the new note is entirely offset printed, as was the case for this denomination before September 2006. The easiest way to distinguish between the two 2008-dated notes is to compare the text on the front. The earlier note has brown text directly on the underprinting (see top set of scans below) whereas the newer note has the text surrounded by a white background (see bottom set of scans below). The backs appear to be identical.
Courtesy of Sejin Ahn.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
Bangladesh revised 2-taka note dated 2007 confirmed
Mar 16, 2009 08:15 PM Category:
Asia
As previously reported, on 27 January
2007, the Bangladesh Bank issued a 2-taka note (US$0.03) dated
2007. This note is like Pick 6C, but has the new date on back, a
new signature (Siddique ur Rehman Chaudhry, Finance Secretary), and
a windowed security thread on back (see first image below).
However, a new variety also dated 2007 has been reported, but this one appears to be printed on the same paper previously used on this denomination through the year 2004. This note contains a solid embedded security thread, not a windowed thread (see second image below). Please note that the differences in the colors of these images is most likely a result of the notes being scanned with different computer equipment and is not a reflection of a change in the color schemes of the notes themselves.
A new 2008 dated note has also been reported with the signature of Mohammed Tarek, and it too uses a solid security thread (see bottom set of images below).
Courtesy of Mohammed J. Islam, Ronny Hicks, and Sejin Ahn.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
However, a new variety also dated 2007 has been reported, but this one appears to be printed on the same paper previously used on this denomination through the year 2004. This note contains a solid embedded security thread, not a windowed thread (see second image below). Please note that the differences in the colors of these images is most likely a result of the notes being scanned with different computer equipment and is not a reflection of a change in the color schemes of the notes themselves.
A new 2008 dated note has also been reported with the signature of Mohammed Tarek, and it too uses a solid security thread (see bottom set of images below).
Courtesy of Mohammed J. Islam, Ronny Hicks, and Sejin Ahn.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
Bangladesh issues new 1,000-taka note dated 2008
Nov 04, 2008 09:24 AM Category:
Asia
1,000 taka (US$14.60)
Pink. Front: Shahid Minar of the Language Movement. Back: Curzon Hall. Windowed security thread. Watermark: Shapla (lotus blossom) with electrotype bank logo and denomination. Printer: Security Printing Corporation, Bangladesh (w/o imprint). 160 x 70 mm. 2008. Signature Salehuddin Ahmed. Introduced 27.10.2008.
Courtesy of Sazzad Husain.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
Bangladesh scans needed for catalog
Nov 19, 2008 05:48 PM Category:
Asia
I am working on a new catalog of world
notes and I need all the help I can get. If you have any of the
notes listed below, please email 300-dpi, 100% actual size, 24-bit
color scans of the front and back of these notes, saved as
uncompressed JPEG, BMP, or TIFF. Please download and follow these detailed scanning
instructions.
I am looking for 300-dpi images of the following banknotes of Bangladesh:
500 taka dated 2009
Pick 25 with brown signature of M. Nurul Islam and printed security thread
In addition to front and back scans, please submit the dimensions of the notes in millimeters.
As a contributor, you will receive the satisfaction of taking part in creating something of excellence, your note will be immortalized as the plate note for the catalog, plus your name will appear in the Acknowledgements along with your email address or URL, if you wish.
Thanks in advance for everyone's cooperation!
I am looking for 300-dpi images of the following banknotes of Bangladesh:
500 taka dated 2009
Pick 25 with brown signature of M. Nurul Islam and printed security thread
In addition to front and back scans, please submit the dimensions of the notes in millimeters.
As a contributor, you will receive the satisfaction of taking part in creating something of excellence, your note will be immortalized as the plate note for the catalog, plus your name will appear in the Acknowledgements along with your email address or URL, if you wish.
Thanks in advance for everyone's cooperation!
Bangladesh issues smaller 100-taka note dated 2006
Jul 16, 2006 11:08 AM Category:
Asia
Pick 49: 100 taka, 2006. Issued 16.07.2006. Light blue, dark blue, and brown. Like Pick 44, but reduced size and security thread now 3 mm wide. National Mausoleum and Sixty-dome Mosque in Bagerhat. Signature: Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed, Governor. Bengal tiger and bank symbol of as wmk. Banganabdhu Multipurpose bridge on back. 140 x 62 mm.
Images courtesy of Peter Symes.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
Bangladesh issues smaller 10-taka note dated 2006
Sep 21, 2006 10:53 AM Category:
Asia
Pick 47: 10 taka, 2006. New date. Issued 21.09.2006. Like Pick 39, but reduced size (123 x 60 mm versus 130 x 60 mm), new signature (Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed, Governor), and signature in blue instead of red.
Images courtesy of Morris Lawing (deceased).
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
Bangladesh issues smaller 5-taka note dated 2006
Oct 08, 2006 10:25 AM Category:
Asia
Pick 46: 5 taka, 2006. New date. Issued October 8, 2006. Like Pick 25, but reduced size (118 x 62 mm), new signature (Dr. Salehuddin Ahmed, Governor), and 3-mm windowed security thread.
The 5-taka note was discontinued some years ago and has now been re-introduced, reportedly as a temporary emergency issue printed on 100-taka paper due to lack of coinage.
Images courtesy of Morris Lawing (deceased).
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
Bangladesh issues new date (2007) 2-taka note
Jan 27, 2007 05:53 PM Category:
Asia
On 27 January 2007, the Bangladesh Bank issued a 2 taka (US$0.03), 2007. Like Pick 6C, but new date, new signature (Siddique ur Rehman Chaudhry, Finance Secretary), and windowed security thread. Shaheed Minar on front, magpie robin (Doyal) on back. Tiger head and bank logo as wkm. Printer: Security Printing Press, Bangladesh. 100 x 60 mm.
Courtesy of Mohammed J. Islam and Ronny Hicks.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.
Bangladesh new date (2004) 2-taka note confirmed
Mar 13, 2007 05:39 PM Category:
Asia
2 taka (US$0.05), 2004. Like Pick 6C, but new date, new signature. Shaheed Minar on front, magpie robin (Doyal) on back. Tiger head and bank logo as wkm. Printer: Security Printing Press, Bangladesh. 100 x 60 mm.
Images courtesy of Menelaos Stamatelos, Southeastern Numismatics.
P.S. Be aware that I am still looking for scans of severa Bangladesh notes for my catalog. Please help if you can.