World Polymer Banknotes
A Global Innovation
Since Australia introduced the first polymer banknote in 1988, dozens of countries have adopted this plastic substrate for its greater durability and for security features such as transparent windows. This section gathers polymer specimens from different nations, unconstrained by the thematic limits of the catalog’s other collections.
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Bangladesh Bangladesh Bank -
Brazil Central Bank of Brazil -
Brunei Negara Brunei Darussalam -
Bulgaria Bulgarian National Bank -
Chile Central Bank of Chile -
China People’s Bank of China -
Costa Rica Central Bank of Costa Rica -
Dominican Republic Central Bank of the Dominican Republic -
Eswatini Central Bank of Swaziland -
Guatemala Bank of Guatemala -
Haiti Banque de la République d'Haïti -
Honduras Central Bank of Honduras -
Hong Kong Hong Kong Government -
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan National Bank -
Malaysia Bank Negara Malaysia -
Mexico Bank of Mexico -
Mozambique Bank of Moçambique -
Nepal Nepal Rastra Bank -
Nicaragua Central Bank of Nicaragua -
Nigeria Central Bank of Nigeria -
Oman Banco Central de Omán -
Papua New Guinea Bank of Papua New Guinea -
Qatar Qatar Central Bank -
Romania Banca Națională a României -
Samoa Central Bank of Samoa -
Solomon Islands Central Bank of Solomon Islands -
Sri Lanka Central Bank of Sri Lanka -
Taiwan Bank of Taiwan -
Zambia Bank of Zambia
