Send us an email with a picture of your note,. The coin was then sold to the shoe designer Stuart Weitzman in 2002 for $7.6 million, which set a record at the time, before Weitzman put it up for sale again in 2021. Year: 1918 Type: One Dollar Federal Reserve Bank Note Variety: Star Note Total 1918 1 Star Notes Known To Exist: about 400 We purchase star notes. This coin was only able to be sold by a private collector after a legal battle between the United States Treasury and a former owner of the coin, who was granted possession. However, it's believed that 13 coins did make it into circulation, and in 1944 the Secret Service declared that if any collectors possessed any of the coins, they would be considered stolen. Its value is due to the fact that the 1933 edition never actually entered circulation, with most examples returned to and melted down by the US government. The coin now holds the record for the most expensive ever sold, more than doubling the previous record. Remarkably, the coin's face value is just $20. We plan to issue this denomination in 2017.An extremely rare Double Eagle coin sold for a record price of $18.9 million at a Sotheby's auction on 8 June last year.
#STAR BANK NOTE SERIES#
The last note in the series will be PLN 500. Are there any further banknote requirements you anticipate in the coming years?
The series has been issued only in the last two years.
#STAR BANK NOTE UPGRADE#
As a Central Bank, however, we always have to be one step ahead of the counterfeiter and this was the reason why we decided to upgrade the security level. Was there significant counterfeiting of any of the high denominations which led the Bank to raise banknote security level? In order to ease authentication by the public, we were looking for dynamic, and at the same time, attractive, features. With regard to security features, what were the key characteristics the National Bank was seeking for the 200 Zloty note? In addition to the watermark, which is still the most recognised security feature, the public liked the idea of two striking features which are synchronised in movement and colour shift. What was the reaction of the public when the design was presented in autumn 2015 for the first time? Yes, our goal was to achieve similarity as we believe it can be very helpful for public. The combination of two high level security features, which are produced in different production steps, is a perfect match of eye-catching effects. It was our objective to make this denomination, which represents a substantial value, as secure as possible.
Why did you choose RollingStar ® in combination with Sicpa SPARK ® for your highest denomination? Do you believe the similarity in effect helps the public authenticate the note? When you tilt the note, the dynamic and colour shifting effects on both features, thread and SPARK ®, are perfectly matched and simplify authentication by the user. The RollingStar ® Cube effect shows the best similarity with SPARK ® design. Several designs of RollingStar ® are available. Thirdly, we looked for a thread with a reasonably high magnetic signal in order to guarantee machine readability during banknote processing. Secondly, the thread should not be too thick, to avoid waving of paper. Grzegorz Biernat: Our first goal was to find a distinctive design with colour and dynamic effects that could be easily explained to the public, and well matched with the similar effects of a printed feature like SPARK ®®. Biernat why did you choose RollingStar ® security thread rather than other threads?
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