Reserve Bank of Australia 2016 Edition 5 Dollar Banknote (Australia 5 Dollars Polymer Banknote 2016 Series)

 *The serial number and issue year in the photo are for reference only. The actual product may have a different serial number and issue year, but all items will be delivered in the same uncirculated condition.

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 🇦🇺 Future banknote design meets royal tradition - Australian $5 2016

 This banknote was first issued by the Reserve Bank of Australia in 2016.
 It was launched as the first issue of the "Next Generation Banknote" series.

 This banknote combines innovative design and anti-counterfeiting technology while maintaining the traditions of the Commonwealth.
 It is highly regarded as one of the most secure and beautiful banknotes in the world.

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 💴 Specifications
 • Country of issue: Commonwealth of Australia
 • Issuer: Reserve Bank of Australia
 • Face value: Five Dollars
 • Year of publication: 2016 (first in the new design series)
 • Catalog number: B230a (P-62)
 • Printing material: Polymer substrate
 • Size: Approx. 130mm x 65mm
 • Main color: Multicolor gradation based on purple (purple-based)
 • Status: Unused (UNC)
 • Serial number: Random (e.g. BB161507346)

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 👑 Cover Design - Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Australian Nature

 On the right side of the note is the portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, symbolising the Commonwealth.
 The portrait is based on a classic by John Clement Doughton, which portrays the Queen in a serene and dignified manner.

 In the background are flowers of the Australian native plant, Golden Wattle,
 The Eastern Spinebill, one of the national birds, is located here.
 It symbolizes the harmony between nature and royalty.

 On the left side, a clear polymer window features an intricate holographic bird design.
 It emits rainbow colors depending on the angle you look at it from.

 In addition, the transparent strip running vertically through the center of the banknote features a three-dimensional star-shaped hologram.
 It has an anti-counterfeit pattern embedded in it using micro-characters.
 It combines artistic expression with advanced security using the latest technology.

 A three-dimensional pattern appears within the black circular hologram at the bottom right.
 It is designed to be identifiable by touch.

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 🏛️ Reverse design - The Houses of Parliament and the Southern Cross

 The reverse side features an image of Australia's Parliament House in Canberra.
 The silhouette of the Capitol's iconic flagpole stands out against the blue sky.
 It represents a symbol of national unity and democracy.

 In the background, the Southern Cross, which represents the Southern Hemisphere, is scattered.
 It symbolizes Australia's night sky and independent spirit.

 In the center on the right side, golden wattle flowers are again placed.
 The design is unified with the front.

 In addition, the entire bill is laser-processed and features UV-sensitive ink.
 You can also enjoy the optical effect of it glowing under black light.

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 🌏 World-leading polymer banknote technology

 Australia is known as the first country in the world to put polymer banknotes into practical use.
 Since the first polymer banknotes were introduced in 1988,
 We continue to lead the world in terms of anti-counterfeiting, durability, and environmental friendliness.

 The 2016 series has improved transparency and flexibility compared to previous models.
 High-performance materials are used, which are resistant to wear and water and can withstand several years of distribution.

 In addition, tactile ink has been incorporated into the design to make it universally accessible to the visually impaired.
 It embodies the Australian fusion of technology and inclusiveness.

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 🧭 Historical Background - Royal Tradition and Modern National Pride

 Australia is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations
 It is a constitutional monarchy with Queen Elizabeth II as head of state.

 The Queen's portrait on the $5 bill
 It symbolizes the bonds of the Commonwealth and Australia's unique national identity.

 The back side, which depicts the Capitol,
 It symbolizes Australia's political system, which operates as a democracy under a monarchy.
 It visually represents the cooperation between the monarchy and the people.

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 💎 Collector's Value

 This 2016 issue $5 bill
 It has historical value as the first of the "Next Generation Polymer Series."

 The following points are particularly popular among collectors:
 1. Significance of publishing the first edition of the series (2016)
 2. Elizabeth II's final portrait
 3. Transparent polymer window and complex hologram structure
 4. Durability and high color development make it suitable for long-term storage
 5. Rare, unused (UNC) condition

 These features make it more than just a currency.
 It is highly regarded as a "monumental achievement in modern banknotes that combines technology and art."

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 🪙 GoldSilverJapan Quality Guarantee

 At GoldSilverJapan, we carefully select banknotes from around the world,
 We deliver quality pieces that are perfect for collections and investments.
 • ✅ All items are guaranteed unused (UNC)
 • ✅ Officially issued by the Reserve Bank of Australia
 • ✅ Authenticity checked by an appraiser
 • ✅ Protective sleeve and humidity controlled packaging
 • ✅ Trackable and safe delivery

 In addition, customers who purchase will receive a GoldSilver Japan authenticity guarantee card.
 You can add it to your collection with confidence.

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 🌈 Science, Nature, and Royalty - All in One Art

 This "Australian 5 Dollar 2016 Edition" banknote is,
 It's more than just currency, it's a work of art that symbolizes national pride and innovation.

 The dignity of the Queen, the majesty of Parliament,
 And the transparent shine of the polymer comes together,
 It perfectly captures the spirit of modern Australia.

 Adding it to your collection
 You will have a new chapter in the history of world paper money.

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