دولار
Lolar…the currency of the deeds
The "Lollar" instead of the "Dollar" in Lebanon: a fake currency in protest against the deteriorating economic situation. Two days before the parliamentary elections, the "Lebanese Association for Transparency - No Corruption" launched a campaign urging citizens to use fake banknotes called "Lollar" on May 5, 2022, during a media event attended by representatives of organizations, associations, and print and broadcast media...
August 15, 2022Firefighters on a coin
The Royal Australian Mint has honored firefighters with a $2 AUD coin. Twelve months after the devastating bushfires that swept across the country, the Royal Australian Mint has released a commemorative, colorful $2 AUD coin to pay tribute to Australian firefighters, following the release of a circulating coin with the same design. The coin's design includes…
November 7, 2020New print of the Australian $100 note
The new series includes enhanced security features. It will soon enter official circulation. A transparent section in the center of the note, vibrant new colors that change when the note is held up to light, and multiple new security features make counterfeiting virtually impossible. It's worth noting that current Australian banknotes are made of polymer, not paper, and Australia was the first country in the world to use this technology, starting in 1988. A look at…
February 24, 2020