Australia $50.00 CSIRO Trial Polymer Banknote - Uncirculated - 'Green-50'

A Collector's Dream: The Charles Darwin Guardian 'Green-50'

Own a piece of currency history with this uncirculated Australia $50.00 CSIRO Trial Polymer Banknote, a 'Green-50' specimen showcasing the cutting-edge printing and security technologies of its time. This unique note, featuring HMS Beagle and the Indian Ocean on the obverse and Charles Darwin on the reverse, is a testament to innovation in banknote production.

Key Features:

• Uncirculated Condition: Pristine, never-been-used condition, complete with its original Innovia Security Pty Ltd presentation folder detailing its remarkable security features.
• Cutting-Edge Security: Boasts a range of state-of-the-art security elements including Metalix, Vignette, WinBOSS, MultiCLR, Double-sided Intaglio, Frameless Windows, Shadow Images, KINEGRAM ZERO.ZERO & SPARK by SICPA.
• Guardian Polymer Substrate: Printed on Guardian, the groundbreaking polymer substrate developed in collaboration with CSIRO, the University of Melbourne, and the Reserve Bank of Australia.
• Historical Significance: A pivotal step in the journey towards polymer banknotes, used by over 30 central banks worldwide today. The first polymer note, the Johnston-Fraser Bicentenary Ten Dollars, was issued in 1988.
• Rarity: Serial number GW11 558 607. Housed in its original presentation folder, of which only a few hundred are known to exist, making this an exceptionally rare collectible.
• Cataloged: Listed on polymernotes.de under Australian Decimal Banknotes, solidifying its place in numismatic collections.

A Must-Have for Discerning Collectors: This CSIRO Trial Polymer Banknote isn't just a piece of currency; it's a testament to the evolution of banknote technology. Expertly crafted by Orell Fussli Security Printing Ltd of Switzerland, this note is a prime example of innovation, security, and artistry. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of history.