The International Bank Note Society (IBNS)
The International Bank Note Society (IBNS)
The International Bank Note Society (IBNS)
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From the IBNS Website
The International Bank Note Society (IBNS) was founded in 1961. It operates as a non-profit educational organization and in furtherance of such purpose, its objectives are to promote, stimulate, and advance the study and knowledge of worldwide banknotes and paper currencies and all matters related thereto along educational, scientific and historical lines. Currently the IBNS has over 2,000 members in more than 90 countries.
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Articles On The IBNS Website
Articles On The Website
The IBNS Symbols by Peter Symes
What Kinds of Banknotes Should I Collect? By Don Cleveland
A History of Printed Money
IBNS Grading Standards
Publications for Sale
IBNS Books for Sale
IBNS Journal Sales to Non Members
publications, periodicals and associations that contain information and articles about banknotes.
IBNS Member Dealer Websites
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IBNS Secretary Roger Urce
Click to viewF.U.N Convention TV had the pleasure of talking with Mr. Roger Urce General Secretary for the U.S. Chapter of the International Banknote Society at the 2014 F.U.N Convention in Orlando, Florida.
Mr. Urce educated our viewers on all that the International Banknote Society has to offer its members and those interested in this numismatic collecting specialty.
My conversation with Mr. Urce and visit to the IBNS website was definitely enlightening and educational. If you are interested in collecting banknotes, I highly recommend joining the International Banknote Society.
Currently there are 21 chapters of the International Banknote Society. IBNS is always open to sharing their support to those who would like create an IBNS chapter in their geographic area. If you are interested in forming a new chapter, contact David White the IBNS Chapters Secretary his email address is listed on the IBNS website.
The International Banknote Society offers an array of informative materials on their website. Members exchange opinions, knowledge, and educational information with each other online and during club meetings and conventions.
IBNS honors its members and the countries they represent by offering rewarding incentives. There are prizes awarded for Banknote Of The Year and Book Of The Year. Be sure to view the IBNS Books of the Year listing for helpful publications from the
well-deserving winners of the IBNS Book Of The Year Award. Paper money collectors will find each publication well worth the read and a beneficial investment. The criteria for selecting the Book of the Year can be viewed here.
The distinguished IBNS Hall Of Fame induction ceremony recognizes pioneers of the hobby and honors the men and women who were instrumental in forming The International Banknote Society and who continue to share their time and talent within the banknote collecting community.
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Roger Urce IBNS US and General Secretary
2014 International Banknote Society
Meetings & Conventions
IBNS Board Meetings
International Paper Money Show sponsored by the Memphis Coin Club and held annually in June in Memphis, Tennessee, USA;
London International Paper Money Bourse sponsored by the London Chapter of IBNS and held annually in London in early October
Papermoney/ Bond & Share “Maastricht” convention held annually in Valkenburg, Netherlands in April.
2014 IBNS AUSTRALIAN BANKNOTE CONVENTIONS
Canberra Convention
May 17 & 18 2014
Quality Inn, Dickson ACT
Contact Peter Symes for information and bookings
Perth Convention
October 18 & 19 2014
Metro Hotel
61 Canning Highway
South Perth WA 6151
International Banknote Society
Banknote Of The Year
Nominations Closed: 31st January 2014 Voting for Banknote of 2013 Closed On March 16th, 2014.
Winning Announcement: April 2014 after the IBNS Board meeting
Banknote must have been first appeared in circulation by 31st December 2013.
Banknote of 2013 Nominations Click each photo thumbnail to enlarge and view the banknote.
Barbados $50 Dollar Note
Brazil's 5 Reais Note
Canada's 10 Dollar Note
European Monetary Union's 5 Euro Note
Fiji's $5 Dollar Note
Iceland's 10,000 Kronur Note
Kazakhstan's 1,000 Tenge Note
Lebanon's 50,000 Livre Note
Libya's 50 Dinar Note
Russia's 100 Rouble Note
Solomon Islands $50 Dollar Note
United States 100 Dollar Note
View nominations from 2012 and the winning banknote here
In The News
Paper money market remains active, collecting U.S. notes not exclusively a rich man's game http://www.coinworld.com/insights/paper-money-market-remains-active-collecting-u-s-notes-not-exclusively-a-rich-mans-fame.html Via @CoinWorld
What is the right grade to seek for notes? Posted on March 25, 2014 by NMN
Auction action is one method of gauging the market. Currently it appears that while great notes are up, really good notes seem a bit soft, especially in circulated collector grades.
If you want nice looking notes, I recommend not putting away anything in less than Very Fine 25 condition. Very Fine 20 notes with a bit of soiling or minor imperfections will be harder to find buyers for in the event you want to sell and improve your notes, or just for resale consideration.Continue Reading At The Source Numismatic News
Kravitz confirms 10-cent note as discovery By Michele Orzano | 02-05-14
The discovery of a 10-cent Third Issue fractional currency note has been confirmed by Rob Kravitz.
Kravitz, a dealer in fractional currency in St. Louis, said Jim Jackson showed him the note at a coin show Jan. 19. Continue Reading At The Source CoinWorld
From The Twitterspere
The IBNS @theibns IBNS Journal Volume 53 Issue 1 is available online Here
The IBNS @theibns IBNS Board Election Ballots are mailed, return them by 5th May 2014 for your vote to be counted. #theIBNS
Banknotes By Country
It would be impossible to share a photographic display of all the artistic banknotes created since the beginning of time. Wikipedia houses a pretty extensive listing of Banknotes by country and I've shared just a view of them below.
Banknotes By Country
How to Identify International Bank Notes & Currency
December 27, 2013 The 12th edition of the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money More than 50 international bank note experts have contributed to this latest book in the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money series. This book serves as a companion to the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money Modern Issues 1961- Present and Standard Catalog of World Paper Money General Issues 1368-1960.
Australia
Banknotes of Australia
About Australia: Our Currency. Australian Government.
Australia’s currency heritage
Australia was the first country in the world to have a complete system of bank notes made from plastic (polymer). These notes provide much greater security against counterfeiting. They also last four times as long as conventional paper (fibrous) notes. Continue Reading At The Source
January 16, 2014 Rare Australian Note Up for Bid By Kerry Rogers, Bank Note Reporter
Australia introduced a £1,000 note as part of its first 1914 Commonwealth note issue. The note’s primary purpose was to assist transfer of large sums between banks. A total of 88,585 were printed, all signed by Collins and Allen.Continue Reading At The Source Numismaster
August 06, 2013 Australia’s First 10-Shilling Note By Dr. Kerry Rodgers, Bank Note Reporter
It was a historic occasion for the new nation but is also for Australian bank note collectors a century down the track. Six British colonies had federated on Jan. 1, 1901, to form the Commonwealth of Australia. It took the new federal government 10 years to introduce a national bronze and silver coinage. It took another two years to deliver the new nation its own distinctive paper currency. Continue Reading At The Source Numismaster
Austria
Banknotes of Austria
Belgium
Banknotes of Belgium
Brazil
Banknotes of Brazil Nominated for 2013 Banknote of the year Brazil's 5 Reais Note
Canada
Devil's Face specimen set grabs $16,000 By Michele Orzano 01-21-14 A rare set of specimen notes prepared for the Bank of Canada was sold at auction for $16,000 Jan. 13 by Stack’s Bowers Galleries during the New York International Numismatic Convention Jan. 9 to 12 in New York City. The eight-piece set was estimated to bring $15,000 to $25,000. mber of the 5,000 cases it handles each year involve "contaminants." Looks like criminals aren't the only ones dealing with dirty money.Continue Reading at the source Coin World
1986 test note tops estimates A very rare 1986 Canadian $5 test note printed on a paper-plastic composite sold for $23,000 at auction May 30 in Canada.
Banknotes of Canada
Nominated for 2013 Banknote of the year Canada's 10 Dollar Note
Bankers wipe out dirty money The Bank of Canada destroyed more than $6.4 million worth of mutilated bank notes in 2006 and estimates a small number of the 5,000 cases it handles each year involve "contaminants." Looks like criminals aren't the only ones dealing with dirty money.Continue Reading at the source The Star
Banknotes of the Canadian dollar are the banknotes or bills (in common lexicon) of Canada, denominated in Canadian dollars (CAD, C$, or $ locally). Currently, they are issued in $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 denominations. All current notes are issued by the Bank of Canada, which released its first series of notes in 1935. The current series of polymer banknotes were introduced into circulation between November 2011 and November 2013.[1] Banknotes issued in Canada can be viewed at the Currency Museum of the Bank of Canada in Ottawa.
Cambodia
Banknotes of Cambodia
October 23, 2013 Daniel Details Cambodia Currency Daniel’s 219-page, full-color book, published in December 2012, includes a grading guide in the Introduction to assist collectors in matching the piece with its catalog value. The Introduction also defines many numismatic and related words and terms. There is also historical and economic background information, including numbers of pieces minted and printed. “The research required almost 50 years of collecting the pieces, and reading over 100 references and 15 websites, all of which are identified in the Bibliography. There is also an Index to assist the reader in finding specific pieces within the catalog.” Continue Reading at the source Numismaster
China
Police confiscating fake HK$1,000 notes Michele Orzano | 02-14-14
Paper money counterfeiters are creating havoc in Hong Kong and officials are trying to alert the public to the situation. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority is continuing its efforts to warn citizens and businesses about the counterfeit Series 2003 HK$1,000 notes turning up in circulation Continue Reading At The Source Coin World
Banknotes of China
Historical banknotes of China
European Monetary Union
Euro banknotes
Nominated for 2013 Banknote of the year European Monetary Union's 5 Euro Note
France
Banknotes of France
Finland
Banknotes of Finland
Haiti
Banknotes of Haiti
August 07, 2013 Haiti Notes Generally Overlooked By Neil Shafer, Bank Note Reporter
Many countries around the world enjoy moments of real popularity either in waves or a steadier collector interest over a longer period of time. It seems to me, though, that Haitian issues, even those before the first 1919 issue, have been almost completely overlooked by many collectors. True, the rarities will engender great interest, but in general the various other issues do not get much collector attention.Continue Reading at the source Numismaster
Iceland
Banknotes of Iceland
Nominated for 2013 Banknote of the year Iceland's 10,000 Kronur Note
Israel
IBNS Journal article offers insights about 1955 1-lira notes of Israel
Once the nation of Israel was established as a sovereign nation in 1948, discussions began about organizing a central bank, according to Shlomo Tepper. However, circumstances delayed the discussion phase from developing into a reality, so in the meantime the nation signed a contract with the Anglo-Palestine Bank to issue bank notes. That contractual arrangement continued until 1950, when the Israel government incorporated Bank Leumi Le-Israel (National Bank of Israel), which took over the job of creating the second series of notes in 1952, according to Tepper.
Japan
National Printing Bureau Banknote Production Process Paper Production
Kazakhstan
Banknotes of Kazakhstan Nominated for 2013 Banknote of the year Kazakhstan's 1,000 Tenge Note
Libya
Banknotes of Libya
Nominated for 2013 Banknote of the year Libya's 50 Dinar Note
Lebanon
Banknotes of Lebanon
Nominated for 2013 Banknote of the year Lebanon's 50,000 Livre Note
Luxembourg
Banknotes of Luxembourg
Banque Internationale à Luxembourg.
Russia
Russian 100-ruble note marks Olympics By Michele Orzano | 01-25-14 Winter sports are the focus of the designs of a Russian 100-ruble note to mark the nation’s hosting of the XXII Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia, in 2014. Continue Reading At The Source Coin World
Banknotes of Russia
Nominated for 2013 Banknote of the year Russia's 100 Rouble Note
South Africa
January 07, 2014 Worthless Note Becomes Valuable By Patrick A. Heller
Can you name the numismatic item trading for less than $50 that has more than doubled in price in the past six months? If you named the Zimbabwe Series 2008 100 trillion note in uncirculated condition, give yourself a pat on the back. What was once just a warning against the perils of hyperinflation has now become a sought-after collectible in its own right. Continue Reading At The Source Numismaster
Sweden
Banknotes of Sweden
In Sweden, cash is king no more STOCKHOLM (AP) Sweden was the first European country to introduce bank notes in 1661. Now it's come farther than most on the path toward getting rid of them. "I can't see why we should be printing bank notes at all anymore," says Bjoern Ulvaeus, former member of 1970's pop group ABBA, and a vocal proponent for a world without cash. Continue Reading Yahoo Finance
The first European Banknotes first appeared in China around 1000 AD. They did not emerge in Europe until 600 years later, in Sweden. As early as the beginning of the 17th century in the Netherlands, the Bank of Amsterdam began issuing bills to merchants in exchange for the deposit of cash, thus enabling them to trade amongst themselves without having to physically exchange their gold or silver coins, which remained at the bank. However, these bills were not yet banknotes in the strict sense of the word in that they had no impact on the amount of money in circulation: they were simple substitutes for the deposited coins.
In Europe, the first real banknote was issued in 1661 by Johan Palmstruch, the founder of Stockholms Banco, a private bank under State charter. Continue Reading at Citedel Economie
Switzerland
Banknotes of Switzerland
International Banknote Designers Association
The IBDA is an association for banknote designers run by banknote designers. It is a non-profit-making association registered in Switzerland with a fixed operational structure.
The IBDA has developed a strong identity and market presence within the banknote industry. Our mission is to represent the 250 designers active in banknote design across more than 70 countries
Current Design Principles of Swiss Banknotes The Swiss National Bank conducts the country’s monetary policy as an independent central bank.
United Kingdom
January 21, 2014 Great Britain Opts for Change to Polymer Notes By Kerry Rodgers, Bank Note Reporter
In brief the bank has made explicit what they wish to achieve in the depiction of characters on bank notes. Secondly, they stressed that in future the selection of these characters will draw, “more heavily on input from the public and on independent experts” and ensure, “that decision-makers consider the equality implications of choices.” Given that the characters for the next two new notes have already been selected as Sir Winston Churchill for the £5 note (2016) and Jane Austen on the £10 note (2017), the new process and principles will be used for all notes to follow the Austen £10. Continue Reading Numismaster
08-22-13 Last of nearly 4,000 English notes sold By Michele Orzano-Coin World Staff
Rare £1 million British Treasury note among highlights in April 24 auction Dix Noonan Webb to conduct auction in London
The Banknote Lifecycle from Design to Destruction
Bank Of England A brief history of banknotes The first recorded use of paper money was in the 7th century in China. However, the practice did not become widespread in Europe for nearly a thousand years. Continue Reading Bank of England
Legal Tender Guidelines United Kingdom In England and Wales the £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes are legal tender for payment of any amount. However, they are not legal tender in Scotland and Northern Ireland.Continue Reading Royal Mint
£2 note issued by Evans, Jones, Davies & Co Aberystwyth, Wales, AD 1814 Continue Reading The Bank of the Black Sheep
August 28, 2013 Jane Austen to Grace Note By Kerry Rodgers, Bank Note Reporter
On July 24 Bank of England Gov. Mark Carney confirmed that Jane Austen will feature on a forthcoming British £10 note. Her debut will take place within a year of the scheduled arrival of Winston Churchill on the new £5 note in 2016. Jane will replace Charles Darwin.Continue Reading At The Source Nummismaster
United States
Banknotes of the United States Nominated for 2013 Banknote of the year United States 100 Dollar Note
The History of Money
The Beebee Collection
Bebee began assembling his world-class collection of U.S. paper money in 1941. The collection eventually grew to include many spectacular rarities, including a Series of 1934 $10,000 Federal Reserve note. By the time he and his wife (and collecting partner), Adeline, donated the collection to the ANA in 1988 it included over 500 individual notes and numerous uncut sheets. This online presentation features highlights from the Bebee collection of U.S. Paper Money as well as examples of paper money from other donations within the ANA Money Museum Collections.
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Decoding the Past Secrets of the Dollar Bill Decoding the Past examines unusual, paranormal, and mysterious subjects that have been written about throughout history, which may provide clues as to what will happen in the future. The History Channel moves beyond Dan Brown's bestselling book "The DaVinci Code" to re-examine other ancient mysteries related not only to a possible Bible Code and predictions of catastrophes, but also the prophecies of Nostramdamus, the Shroud of Turin, and secret societies said to guard forbidden knowledge.
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The History and Collecting of Large Size Notes & Deuces One of the great collecting areas anyone can become involved in is collecting large size paper money that was issued between 1862 and 1929
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The Treasury Story
DOCUMENTARY: Gives historical account of establishment. Alexander Hamilton was the first Secretary of Treasury. It was divided into six bureaus: Bureau of Mint, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Internal Revenue Service, Bureau of Customs, Bureau of Public Debt, Bureau of Accounts. Still pictures of Alexander Hamilton and George Washington. Department of the Treasury. (1789 - )
The Money Factory
Explore the elaborate systems of design and protection at the US Treasury premier currency manufacturer and her sister operation, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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Notorious Counterfeiting Operations Throughout History
All for the love of money, Funny Money that is, lets take a look at some of the most famous counterfeiters throughout history
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