1988 Australia – 10 Dollars - World’s First Polymer Banknote – Random Prefix

The world’s first polymer banknote, issued to mark Australia’s Bicentenary (1788–1988). The note features Captain James Cook and an Aboriginal youth, symbolizing Australia’s history and heritage. It introduced groundbreaking security features such as a transparent window and advanced anti-counterfeiting elements. Printed on polymer substrate, making it more durable and resistant than traditional paper notes.

Coin Specifications: 10 Dollars | Polymer | Issued by Reserve Bank of Australia | Commemorative Issue | Developed with Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)