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New to Our Collection: Week of October 25th
This week's 17 Uncirculated new and returning banknotes feature wildlife, traditional dance and national landmarks, from mountain sheep and elephants to island fishing scenes.
Explore Brunei, Kazakhstan, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Bhutan, the Dominican Republic, Sri Lanka, Turkey, the Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea, Israel and Qatar. See the full lineup below!

New to Our Collection: Week of September 27th
New or Returning to Our Collection: Week of September 27th
Another week of new arrivals from around the globe!
Tanzania brings a striking 2020 note featuring an African Elephant and a Giraffe SPARK patch. Armenia adds a stunning 2017 commemorative featuring Noah's Ark and Mount Ararat β awarded Regional Banknote of the Year 2018.
Liberia contributes a 2022 note featuring President William V.S. Tubman. Afghanistan adds the rare blue version of the P59 featuring Arabic Horsemen.
Seychelles delivers a breathtaking 2016 wildlife note featuring the Magpie Robin, Killifish, and Blue Pigeon. Qatar brings two notes β a 2020 issue featuring Arabian Horses, a Camel, and Oryx, and a 2008 issue featuring White-cheeked Terns.
South Korea adds a very popular 2007 note featuring Confucian scholar Yi Hwang and the UNESCO-listed Dosan Seowon. Eritrea contributes a 2012 note featuring Eritrean Women and the historic railway. And rounding things out, a 2005 signature variety from Burundi featuring the national Map and Coat of Arms.
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New or Returning Banknotes to Our Collection: Week of September 6th
This week we have a varied group of new arrivals from around the world. Tanzania brings two notes from their 2020 polymer series, featuring a Lion and a Rhinoceros. South Sudan adds a 2019 note featuring a Lion. From South America, Venezuela contributes a 20000 Bolivares note featuring the Cardinalito β the endangered national bird β and Peru brings a 1985 note featuring Colonel Francisco Bolognesi. Rounding out the week are notes from π Lesotho, π Yemen, π Mauritania, and π Egypt.
