Standard Bank Notes
Denominations
Standard notes follow a 1-2-5 pattern before increasing by an order of magnitude. The smallest denomination is ʂ1 and the largest ʂ50,000, making for 15 different denomination notes.
Construction and Printing
Dimensions
Standard Notes are all the same size – 144mm x 68mm.
Materials
Modern notes are made from a soft but durable paper that combines fibres, glassweave and metallic threads. Each note has a metallic thread through it containing encoded information about the note, such as its denomination and serial number.
Serial Number
Each note has a serial number comprising alpha and numeric characters. The leading alpha characters indicate where the note was printed and its denomination and the numeric part is the individual note number. Although provision has been made for notes to be printed in different places, all modern notes are printed on Resolution and so the first two characters for all notes are the same.
Design
They are printed in a combination of five different colours (Yellow, Blue, Purple, Red and Green) which is different for each note.
The front of each note shows different images of symbols, personages and events important to the Electorate and its history. The back of each note is a common and simple design intended for ease of identification of the note’s denomination.
ʂ1
Base colour: Red
Highlight colour: Yellow
Obverse
The obverse shows a stylised image of the PIE seal and the worlds of the PIE.
Reverse
ʂ2
Base colour: Red
Highlight colour: Blue
Obverse
The obverse shows an image of Helen Solon, primary author of the PIE’s constitution.
Reverse
ʂ5
Base colour: Red
Highlight colour: Purple
Obverse
The obverse shows a stylised image of the initial Separation Convoy leaving the Dominion.
Reverse
ʂ10
Base colour: Yellow
Highlight colour: Red
Obverse
The obverse shows a stylised word cloud of the principles on which the PIE was founded.
Reverse
ʂ20
Base colour: Yellow
Highlight colour: Blue
Obverse
The obverse shows Alexa Tokvil, aka the First Facilitator.
Reverse
ʂ50
Base colour: Yellow
Highlight colour: Purple
Obverse
The obverse shows a stylised image of the Constitutional Convention.
Reverse
ʂ100
Base colour: Blue
Highlight colour: Yellow
Obverse
The obverse shows stylised images of the key representations of PIE society, such as representatives of the Militia, Proctors, representative Government and Civil Service.
Reverse
ʂ200
Base colour: Blue
Highlight colour: Red
Obverse
The obverse shows an image of Turk Kemal, chair of the first Council of Separation.
Reverse
ʂ500
Base colour: Blue
Highlight colour: Purple
Obverse
The obverse shows a stylised image of the founding of the Resolution colony.
Reverse
ʂ1,000
Base colour: Purple
Highlight colour: Yellow
Obverse
The obverse shows a stylised image of electors taking franchise.
Reverse
ʂ2,000
Base colour: Purple
Highlight colour: Blue
Obverse
The obverse shows an image of Newt Leebniz, designer of the New Beginnings calendar.
Reverse
ʂ5,000
Base colour: Purple
Highlight colour: Red
Obverse
The obverse shows a stylised image of the first Parliamentary Election.
Reverse
ʂ10,000
Base colour: Green
Highlight colour: Yellow
Obverse
The obverse shows a stylised image of the Parliament in full joint session.
Reverse
ʂ20,000
Base colour: Green
Highlight colour: Blue
Obverse
The obverse shows an image of Commodore Hiro Mayne, leader of the Separation Convoy.
Reverse
ʂ50,000
Base colour: Green
Highlight colour: Purple
Obverse
The obverse shows a stylised image of the signing of the Treaty of Separation.
Reverse
