Good evening!

A few days ago we, my wife and I (she wanted to help me :)), decided to determine, in detail, all buildings (which can at least somehow be identified) from the Singapore 1976 series - "Birds" (I mean - a view of the business center of Singapore, at the bottom of banknotes). No one in network, so far, has such a detailed listing of the buildings, included in this engraving.

We identified 30 buildings :), 2 girls helped us - Fiona Tan, archivist of the National Archives of Singapore and Lian Mei Wan, employee of the National Library of Singapore, and we are very grateful to them.

I have hidden the description of the 5 Dollars 1976 Singapore note for now as I started entering the description. It will take several days - there is a lot of information. When I will finish, then will open the banknote online again.

On the other denominations of this series, the engraving is 99% the same, only on denominations above $50 it stands at a slightly different angle and it is shown closely. Therefore, in denominations of 1, 10, 20 and 50 Dollars there will be links to the description of 5 Dollars, where the entire huge description will be posted.

Also, soon will be added - 2 banknotes of Canada, 3 banknotes of Latvia, 1 banknote of Lithuania, 1 banknote of Spitsbergen.

Added 10 Kroner 1976 Spitsbergen (Norway).

Following - 1 banknote of Lithuania (I went to fight for it at the auction, but won :)), 2 banknotes of Central Africa (Cameroon), 1 banknote of Singapore.

Big request for Cameroon - I anticipate, that it will be necessary to tinker with its description (as with most African banknotes), therefore, a huge request:

If someone has something to add, according to the description, please share. From my part, I guarantee you written gratitude on the site :).

Several banknotes have been introduced recently, I have already written about them.

Today 5 Rupees 1942 British Ceylon and 20 Rubles 1917 Russia, Kerenka were introduced.

In the near future, it is planned - 1 banknote of Singapore, 1 banknote of Norway (more precisely, an issue for Spitsbergen).