Any definitions of types of banknotes - local vs standard [solved]

Someone asked me about the difference between a standard banknote and a local banknote and I couldn't answer them - the information isn't easily found online.

Is an acceptable definition 'It is only accepted within a particular area and/or not issued by a recognised body.'?

Thanks

I'd word it as "Issued for and circulated in a limited area of a national or territorial jurisdiction"

Will

Will worded it verh good.
I would just say that a local banknote is issued for a city or a region, while a standard banknote is for a whole country/countries.

See German notgelds, for example. They are all local banknotes.

The "local banknote" type will be deprecated soon, as for coins. Discussed here.

we will have:
- Standard circulation banknote
- Commemorative note
- Provisional note
- Non-circulating note
- Trial note

Quote: "stratocaster"​The "local banknote" type will be deprecated soon, as for coins. Discussed here.
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​we will have:
​- Standard circulation banknote
​- Commemorative note
​- Provisional note
​- Non-circulating note
​- Trial note

I assume the coin side will soon have:

- Standard circulation coin
- Circulating commemorative coin
- Provisional coin
- Non-circulating coin
- Pattern
- Token

Is this correct?

I hope soon too

Quote: "stratocaster"​I hope soon too
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​Well that's somewhat exciting! I have a few questions as to what would be listed as "provisional coins," but I don't want to clog up the banknote forum. Perhaps we should open a thread in the coin catalog forum?

This is already briefly covered in the guidelines:https://en.numista.com/numisdoc/articles/catalogue_guidelines.php#type

If you think it's not clear, sure, we can discuss further

Thanks that clears it up and also good to know the types will update soon.

Quote: "stratocaster"​This is already briefly covered in the guidelines:https://en.numista.com/numisdoc/articles/catalogue_guidelines.php#type
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​If you think it's not clear, sure, we can discuss further

​I'm not sure how I missed that. It perfectly answers most of my questions. I still have a few questions regarding issuers, but that can wait until Provisional Coins get added.