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below are countries that have issued hybrid banknotes since 1995

| 1995 | canada | 2005 | bulgaria | 2006 | kazakhstan | 2007 | fiji | latvia | qatar | 2008 | swaziland | mauritania | tonga | samoa | bermuda | 2009 | papua new guinea | jamaica | 2010 | mongolia | tajikistan | oman | sudan | 2011 | gibraltar | united arab emirates | 2012 | morocco | suriname | 2013 | bhutan | solomon islands | iceland | russia | 2014 | scotland - the royal bank of scotland | madagascar | iraq | 2015 | central african states | burundi | european union | lesotho | 2016 | switzerland | seychelles | lebanon | 2017 | the bahamas | 2018 | malaysia | south africa | armenia | 2019 | poland | cambodia | zimbabwe | comoros | 2020 | ???? | 2021 | ???? | 2022 | algeria | 2023 | ****
As the heading goes, this site is dedicated to Hybrid banknotes only. This is a very specialised area of collections and in general, Hybrid banknotes are usually printed on high denominations or the top end of currency of a country. However despite saying this, there are few exceptions where Hybrid banknotes are printed on an entire series. I believe there are less than 300 pieces of Hybrid banknotes issued so far (including reprints), and apart from one or two pieces, the rest are still obtainable to collectors.


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18 August, 2016

..Sudan - 1 Pound 2006 (2010) Hybrid Note

 جمهورية السودان
(Republic of The Sudan)
 
 Central Bank of Sudan
Currency - Pound (SDG)
 
This is a 2010 Hybrid one pound note issued with the date of July 9 2006 printed on the note. The design for this note is the same as the 2006 series (printed on synthec substrate material). The initial 2006 series only covered notes with prefixes from AA to AG (presumably 700 million pieces issued). These were first released on 10.01.2007 to the public for circulation. However, in August 2010, the bank released another batch of one pound notes with the same design, date and signature but this time, these notes were printed on Hybrid material. Here are some facts about this Hybrid note; -


Prefix: AH (the only prefix issued)
Dated: 09.07.2006 (same as earlier issues but released in August 2010)
Quantity: 70 million pieces (as reported/claimed)
Printer: Sudan Currency Printing Press (SCPP) (as reported)
Signature: Dr Saber Mohamed Hassan (in office between 10.03.1998 to 07.03.2011)

Main features of design;
Front: flying dove, Central Bank of Sudan (CBOS) headquarter in Khartoum, map of Sudan, 13 drums.
Back: two flying doves, bank arms, sunflower.

In addition to the letter prefix, you can tell the differences between the Hybrid and the Paper notes. The Hybrid note is slightly heavier and feels thicker than the paper note. The dove watermark is also slightly different as well. The flying dove image is much clearer and sharper for the Hybrid note. With so many pieces issued, it should be fairly easy to get one, given that the face values of this note is very nominal. I believe the replacement note is printed with the letter AJ, but I have no idea if this also applies to the Hybrid note too.

One Pound
Dated 2006, P64b?
Reverse

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