new 20 dollar note
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anyone have? where to get ah? ATM withdraw have or not
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have to go bank to queue up to change
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if serial no. sui hor keep nxt time sell 2k also can ...
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wait nong nongOriginally posted by yong93:if serial no. sui hor keep nxt time sell 2k also can ...
which idiot would pay $2000 for a $20 note?? -
If the serial number sui sui very nice number, sure got ppl go bid de..Originally posted by cyberr1981:wait nong nong
which idiot would pay $2000 for a $20 note??
(P.S: Not me..
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Like 888888888?? But do you tink you will get it so easily??Originally posted by turbo_drift:If the serial number sui sui very nice number, sure got ppl go bid de..
(P.S: Not me.. )
PS: Not me too.
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Ya.......Originally posted by cyberr1981:Like 888888888?? But do you tink you will get it so easily??
PS: Not me too. -
Like 888888888?? But do you tink you will get it so easily??Originally posted by turbo_drift:If the serial number sui sui very nice number, sure got ppl go bid de..
(P.S: Not me.. )
PS: Not me too. -
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Everyone limited to 2 each, I think.
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why govt make this for us to collect nia?? why not make it like 10 dollar notes?Originally posted by CoolMyth:Everyone limited to 2 each, I think. -
I damn pissed off la... Saturday and i was awaken by my mother....
Who tried showing me the 20 dollar note. -
Take the peekture and post here leh..Originally posted by ChingAlvin:I damn pissed off la... Saturday and i was awaken by my mother....
Who tried showing me the 20 dollar note. -
1 person can change 2 pieces only. thats for now
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Wa.. Plastic de some more..Originally posted by 105090:1 person can change 2 pieces only. thats for now -
This one special, I think. One side our PM, other side their Sultan.Originally posted by sand king:why govt make this for us to collect nia?? why not make it like 10 dollar notes?
Wait. Or is our side Prez? PM or Prez? Someone enlighten me. -
only uncut notes are worth something.Originally posted by yong93:if serial no. sui hor keep nxt time sell 2k also can ... -
hmm. Q up lor
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big fug
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safe to print and use. -
Originally posted by cyberr1981:wait nong nong
which idiot would pay $2000 for a $20 note?? we will see lor
Possible cause it's limited edition de, not like those $2 notes, and if u have both sets the singapore and the brunei one with swee no, then better still -
Originally posted by xalkyrie:
safe to print and use. even the bank of hell will reject it if i burn for u -
i don't think it's limited edition.
if it is , it will be reported in the news.
they came out with the $20 notes is to marked Sg and brunei for working
closely for years if i am not wrong.
i heard if from news some time ago. -
i already exchanged one le..
last 3 digits is 888
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Singapore, 27 June 2007...Singapore and Brunei Darussalam today celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Currency Interchangeability Agreement between the two countries. To mark this significant event, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and His Majesty Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah MuÂ’izzaddin Waddaulah, The Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam, jointly launched the $20 polymer commemorative notes issued by the two countries, in a ceremony held in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei. (Please refer to separate joint media release by MAS and Brunei Ministry of Finance on the ceremony and background on the Agreement).
2. Three million Singapore $20 polymer notes will be introduced into circulation gradually over a period through the banks. This one-time only issue also comes with a limited edition bearing a special over-print.
Limited Edition Note Set
3. The limited edition note set in a special folder will consist of two notes - one Singapore $20 (with a special over-print of the two countries’ state crests and text “40th Anniversary Currency Interchangeability Agreement”), and one Brunei $20 (with special over-print of the text “40th Anniversary Currency Interchangeability Agreement”). The two notes, with matching serial numbers, add up to a total face value of “$40”, marking the 40th Anniversary of the Agreement. 10,000 sets will be available at $88 (GST inclusive) per set.
4. The public can start placing orders from 28 June 2007 on a ‘first-come-first served’ basis for as long as stock lasts. Orders will close on 6 July 2007 and the note sets can be collected from 16 July 2007 onwards.
Circulation Note
5. The circulation notes will be available at banks commencing 16 July 2007.
Singapore $20 Note Design
6. The note is predominantly orange in colour. It measures 149mm by 72mm, which is between the size of the $10 and $50 notes.
7. The main design features on the front of the note are:-
Portrait of Singapore’s first President, the late Encik Yusof bin Ishak, and the text “Yusof bin Ishak, First President of Singapore” below it. As with the $10, $5 and $2 polymer notes, MAS has continued with the portrait series for the $20 polymer notes as the public is familiar with the series.
A stalk of the “Dendrobium Puan Noor Aishah” orchid (named after the wife of the late President Yusof Ishak) besides the portrait.
A row of motifs of the Oncidium Goldiana orchid, a renowned Singapore heritage orchid species.
8. The main design features on the back of the note are:-
Two interlocking “C”s (representing the two countriesÂ’ currencies) with the text “BRUNEI DARUSSALAM ∙ SINGAPORE and CURRENCY INTERCHANGEABILITY AGREEMENT 1967 - 2007”. At the intersection, the state crests of both countries and the text “Forty Years” symbolize the nexus of the agreement.
8.2 Distinctive national landmarks of Singapore’s Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay and buildings along our city waterfront, and Brunei’s Omar ‘Ali Saifuddien Mosque with the Royal Barge and the water village.
Security Features
9. The note includes security features unique to polymer technology, which are similarly found in the $2, $5 and $10 polymer notes. They are:
Two see-through windows – one on the top-left hand side and the other at the bottom-right corner.
A stylised gold Singapore Lion Symbol with a hidden image, beside the top-left hand window. An image of the Singapore Arms will appear at varying angles.
The security thread in the shape of the Singapore island.
A colour switching feature on the lower left and right edge of the note that changes from red to gold colour at varying angles
from mas