WELCOME TO A WORLD WITH
POLAR DOLLAR!
We are pleased to present the series of collector notes called POLAR DOLLAR (no legal tender) which are related to the Nordic areas called ARCTIC TERRITORIES (north of the Arctic Circle)
This is a series of excellent collector items for all who are collecting world notes and especially for the collectors of polymer (plastic) notes. These notes have a high design quality, printed on Polymer in the same manner as many countries banknotes of today. The notes have also a hologram mark with the serial number, a segmented vertical hologram strip or a similar marking.
This new series are presenting the Arctic areas through a selection of delicate, informative and collection worth notes presenting important subject such as environment, climate and nature as the main elements. These are all extremely important elements in today’s discussion concerning the future in these regions.
In 2010 we presented the two first notes in the series (2 and 10 PD), where the wild animal life in the Arctic has been focused by presenting two of the most typical animals from this area, a newborn seal and the polar bear. These animals are today exposed for both human and natural strain.
The interest for these collector notes were overwhelming and the first series where nearly sold out instantly, which resulted in a limited edition of a 2010B and 2010C series.
In 2011 three new notes (3, 8 and 15 PD) were issued in the series of Polar Dollars. As for the two first notes, the wild animal life in the Arctic has been focused by presenting an arctic tern, the walrus and again a polar bear with a cub. All these animals are today exposed for both human and natural strain.
Additionally these notes are presenting persons who have a relation to these areas. The first two notes in the series presented Fridtjof Nansen a well known name in this matter. He was not only a polar explorer, but a scientist, a diplomat and Nobel Prize winner. The next three notes are presenting another famous Norwegian Polar explorer, Roald Amundsen who was the first to reach both the North and South Poles. He was also the first to traverse the Northwest Passage with the polar ship Gjøa.
New issues in 2012
The series of Polar Dollars has been expanded with another 3 new notes dated 2012. As for previous issues the wildlife in the Arctic is the theme also on these notes, where the arctic fox is presented on the 1 dollar, the musk ox on the 5 dollars and again the polar bear on the 9 dollars bill, and as for the previous issues, the edition are limited for all issues.
The great interest we have experienced for these notes have required a greater number issued for the 1 dollar note. To keep the numbers as low as possible we have issued the 1 dollar with prefix A to L, where each prefix have only 9999 notes.
This makes it possible also to buy the whole set of 12 diferent prefixes with same serialnumber.
While the previous two series have presented famous polar explorers, this issue is presenting a modern polar expedition. Each note is showing a man skiing and pulling his sledge behind him, the special with this presentation is that when putting the three notes together the picture is completed and showing an expedition of three persons crossing the snow and ice landscape on their way to the North Pole.
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