10 000 Dollars BCCS

Features

Issuer	Singapore
Issuing entity	Conseil des commissaires à la monnaie, Singapour
Period	Republic (1965-date)
Type	Standard circulation banknotes
Year	1999
Value	10 000 Dollars 10 000 SGD = USD 7751
Currency	Dollar (1967-date)
Composition	Papier
Size	180 × 90 mm
Shape	Prostokątny
Number	N# 206051
References	P# 44 Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (10 volumes).

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Series: Portrait Series

Obverse

Portret pierwszego prezydenta Singapuru, Encika Yusofa bin Ishaka.
Onyksowa krowa na złotym tle i herb Singapuru nad oknem znaku wodnego. Automatically translated

Scripts: chiński, łaciński, tamilski

Lettering:
SINGAPURA 新加坡 சிங்கப்பூர் SINGAPORE
10000
THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER
TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS
CHAIRMAN
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF CURRENCY
SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE

Reverse

Laboratorium badawcze chipów komputerowych. Automatically translated

Lettering:
10000 SINGAPORE
10000 ECONOMICS

Watermark

Portret Yusofa bin Ishaka Automatically translated

Signature

Richard Hu Tsu Tau (RHTT), Chairman Board of Commissioners of Currency Singapore

Comments

Wyemitowany przez Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore (od czasu połączenia z Monetary Authority of Singapore), jako część banknotów Singapore Portrait Series, został wprowadzony do powszechnego obiegu 9 września 1999 roku. SG$10,000 i B$10,000 (Brunei) są najcenniejszymi banknotami na świecie (które są oficjalnie w obiegu) pod względem siły nabywczej, w porównaniu do innego powszechnie używanego banknotu, 1000 franków szwajcarskich. W dniu 2 lipca 2014 r. władze monetarne Singapuru ogłosiły, że zaprzestaną drukowania banknotów o nominale 10 000 USD od 1 października 2014 r., aby zmniejszyć ryzyko prania pieniędzy. Singapur oficjalnie zaprzestał produkcji banknotu o nominale 10 000 USD i tym samym rozpoczął proces wycofywania go z aktywnego obiegu. Władze monetarne Singapuru stwierdziły, że banknoty prawdopodobnie pozostaną prawnym środkiem płatniczym do czasu, aż wszystkie banknoty zostaną powoli zwrócone, ponieważ ulegną uszkodzeniu. Automatically translated

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Issued by the Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore (since merged to the Monetary Authority of Singapore), as part of the Singapore Portrait Series currency notes, and was issued into general circulation on September 9, 1999. The SG$10,000 and the B$10,000 (of Brunei) are the world's most valuable banknotes (that are officially in circulation) in terms of purchasing power, compared to the other widely used banknote, the 1,000 Swiss francs banknote. On July 2, 2014, the Monetary Authority of Singapore announced that it would stop printing $10,000 notes starting from October 1, 2014, to reduce the risk of money laundering. Singapore has now officially stopped producing the S$10,000 banknote and has thus begun the process of withdrawing it from active circulation. The Monetary Authority of Singapore said that the notes will likely remain legal tender until all the notes slowly get returned as they get damaged.

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Date	Signatures	No. printed	UNC	References		Frequency
Undetermined
1999-Sep-09	RHTT	510 000	$ 9600	P# 44 Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (10 volumes).	(en) Prefix: 0AA	50%
1999-Sep-09	RHTT	5 000		P# 44s Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (10 volumes).	(en) Prefix: 8PN - Specimen	13%

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Past sales

Pictures	Sale	Date	Version	Grade	Sold price
	Stacks Bowers January 2020 NYINC Auction Lot 30431	17 Jan 2020	1999-Sep-09 RHTT – P# 44 – (en) Prefix: 0AA	UNC (PMG 67EPQ)	USD 9000.00 (+ buyer's premium)
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