1988 First Polymer Commemorative $10 Note Folder Prefix AA16 Rare Note UNC MINT

Description: 1988 First Polymer Commemorative $10 Note in Folder Prefix AA 16 - Rare Note UNC 10 Dollars Bicentenary of European Settlement 10 Dollars (Bicentenary of European Settlement) - obverse10 Dollars (Bicentenary of European Settlement) - reverse Features IssuerAustralia Issuing bankReserve Bank QueenElizabeth II (1952-2022) TypeCommemorative note Year1988 Value10 Dollars 10 AUD = USD 6.51 CurrencyDollar (1966-date) CompositionPolymer Size155 × 77.5 mm ShapeRectangular Commemorative issue Bicentennial of Settlement in Australia Obverse Sailing ship "Supply" with landscape (Sydney Cove) in background Row of various people Bust of Capt. James Cook in upper corner in OVD. Script: Latin Lettering: BW Fraser SECRETARY TO THE TREASURY R Johnston GOVERNOR RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA THIS AUSTRALIAN NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER THROUGHOUT AUSTRALIA AND ITS TERRITORIES 10 DOLLARS AUSTRALIA Designer: Harry Williamson Reverse Aboriginal youth wearing body painting Ancient rock paintings and hand stencils Ceremonial Morning Star pole which is the work of Aboriginal artist Yumbulul. Some original works commissioned by the Reserve Bank from Aboriginal artists have been used to create background patterns. Script: Latin Lettering: AUSTRALIA 10 Designer: Harry Williamson Printer Note Printing Australia, Melbourne, Australia (1998-date) Comments Commemorative $10 Note issued for the Bicentenary of European Settlement in 1988. Australia's first polymer banknote. This note had an OVD (Optically Variable Device) image of Captain Cook. The first printing of this note is identified by the numbers 93, 94 or 96 in the 3rd and 4th place of the serial number from the left. ******Collector notes issued in folders by the NPA began with AA in the serial number and were overprinted with the date in blue 26 JANUARY 1988

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