UNESCO World Heritage Site / 18 Products

Indonesia 10,000 Rupiah Banknote, 1985, P-126, Used

The Ascent Collection of notes from different countries is in uncirculated (UNC) condition and features different mountains.

Albania 3 Leke specimen banknote from 1976 has a pick number P-41s2, is in uncirculated (UNC) condition, and features a woman carrying a basket of grapes. Additionally, the note is TAP Authenticated.

Madagascar 100 Ariary = 500 Francs banknote from 2004, has a pick number of P-86b, is in uncirculated (UNC) condition and features Omron Rings.

The Philippines 20 Pesos banknote is part of the 2014 issues. It is orange in color and measures 160 x 66 mm. The obverse side shows Manuel Luis Quez, the seal of the Philippine president, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas seal, the Malacang Palace (presidential residence), and Pasig River in San Miguel, Manila. The reverse side features a map, a palm civet (Paradoxurus Hermaphroditus Philippinensis), the Banaue rice terraces (UNESCO World Heritage Site), and a Cordilleras weave design. This TAP Authenticated banknote uses a solid security thread and contains a watermark with a Manuel Luis Quez and electrotype 20 design.

Belarus 50 Rublei banknote from 2009, has a pick number of P-40a, is in uncirculated (UNC) condition and features Mir Castle in Korelichi district. Additionally, this banknote is graded 67 by Paper Money Guaranty company.

Belarus 50 Rublei banknote from 2009, has a pick number of P-40a, is in uncirculated (UNC) condition and features Mir Castle in Korelichi district. Additionally, this banknote is graded 66 by Paper Money Guaranty company.

Indonesia 10,000 Rupiah banknote from 1985 with a pick number P-126 is in uncirculated (UNC) condition and features Raden Ayu Kartini. Additionally, the banknote has been TAP authenticated.

Indonesia 10,000 Rupiah banknote from 1985, has a pick number of P-126, is in uncirculated (UNC) condition and features Raden Ayu Kartini.

The Bolivia 20 Bolivianos is part of the family of banknotes issued in 2018 with the official name of the country, Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia, highlighting the nations multiculturalism and its people. This particular note is in uncirculated condition and is TAP authenticated. The obverse bears a portrait of Genovevo Rios, Tomas Katari, and Pedro Ignacio Muiba. It also reflects the Fuerte Samaipata which is a UNESCO World Heritage site in Florida Province. On its reverse is a black cayman as SPARK and a view of Laguna Bay. A Toborochi tree and a black cayman are also visible. The 140 x 70 mm paper bill has a windowed security thread with a demetallized 20 and Genovevo Rios. Furthermore, it has a watermark which consists of a pixelated flag, a portrait of Genovevo Rios, and an electrotype 20.

Philippines 20 Piso banknote from 2014A has a pick number P-206a.5, is in uncirculated (UNC) condition, and features President Manuel L. Quezon and the Banaue Rice Terraces. Additionally, the note is TAP Authenticated.

Philippines 20 Piso banknote from 2013 has a pick number P-206a.3, is in uncirculated (UNC) condition, and features Manuel L. Quezon. Additionally, the note has a radar serial number and is TAP Authenticated.

Philippines 20 Piso banknote from 2013 has a pick number P-206a.3, is in uncirculated (UNC) condition, and features Manuel L. Quezon. Additionally, the note has a repeating serial number and is TAP Authenticated.

Philippines 20 Piso Banknote from 2013 with a pick number P-206a.3 is in uncirculated (UNC) condition and features Manuel Luis Quezon. Additionally, the note has been TAP authenticated with a grade of 60-70.