Australia 1988 Commemorative $10 Polymer Banknotes – Pack of 9, AA Prefix Folders, Uncirculated

This pack contains nine Australian 1988 Commemorative $10 polymer banknotes, each with the AA serial prefix and presented in its folder. The notes are uncirculated.

The 1988 $10 was issued by the Reserve Bank of Australia for the Bicentenary of European settlement and is widely recognised as the world's first polymer banknote released into general circulation. AA marks the collector folder issue, while notes for everyday use began with AB.

A pack of nine suits collectors building a stock of this landmark note, as well as gifts for fellow collectors.

1988 $10 polymer banknote pack Specifications:

• Quantity: 9 notes
• Country: Australia
• Issuer: Reserve Bank of Australia
• Year: 1988
• Denomination: $10 each
• Material: Polymer
• Serial prefix: AA (collector folder issue)
• Condition: Uncirculated
• Presentation: Original folders
• Size per note: 155 mm × 75 mm

Only need one note? See the single 1988 $10 polymer banknote in an AA prefix folder.

FAQ:

What do I receive in the pack?

Nine Australian 1988 Commemorative $10 polymer banknotes with the AA prefix, each in its folder.

Are all nine notes the same issue?

Yes, all nine are the 1988 Bicentennial $10 AA prefix folder issue in uncirculated condition.

Who is this pack for?

It suits collectors who want several examples of this note, and gift buyers looking for a landmark piece of Australian banknote history.

Can I buy just one note?

Yes, a single note is listed separately.

Find more Australian commemorative notes and coins in our World & Vintage Coins, Gold Proof Sets & Commemorative Medals collection.