Hi guys, welcome back to my channel. For the second part of our coins and paper bill collection, I will be featuring a paper bill from Australia. So before we start, don't forget to subscribe on my YouTube channel. It's under Agnist DC and don't forget to like and share this video. So we have here the Australian $100 note. It's the Miloba Manash $100. So this is the collector's item note. So let's check what's inside. So when you open this card, you will see the details of the back note and then the paper bill. So it's going to be our first time to remove the paper bill inside this plastic cover. So aside from that, inside this card, you will see all the details printed. All the details of the $100 of Australian dollars printed on the card. And at the bottom of the card, you will see the note that it is from the first $100 polymer print run. So let's check the paper bill. So since it was given to me, so this is the paper bill. So this is the $100 Australian dollars. The value of this is $100 Australian dollars and then the width. And the width size is 158 mm. From this side to this side, it's 158 mm. And then the height is 65 mm. So let's check the details of this note. So it says here that this new polymer $100 note depicts Dan Nelma and Sir John Monash. This note was issued by the reserve bank of Australia and was printed by note printing Australia. A division of the reserve bank of Australia and its high security printing plan. And Craigburn Victoria. The note was designed by Mr. Bruce Stewart. Okay, let's check the fine details. Clear window and liar bird. So as you can see on this side, this is the clear window. This one and then the liar bird printed in it along with the embossing of the number 100, which can be seen from side of the note. So from this side, you'll turn the paper bill on this side. And you can see the embossed number 100400. That's 100. So there's also this feature about the Australian coat of arms. Plus the seven pointed stars will appear ultraviolet and then the unique serial number and different fonts, Watermark. So this side is the image of Sir John Monash. And on the other side, on the over side, this is the reverse side of the paper bill and the over side of the paper bill. It's down Nelly Melba. As you can see, they are pointing at the date of printing. It's May 15, 1996. So this is how intricate and colorful this 100 dollar bill from Australia. It is basically printed in color green with all the details. So we go to the printing of the serial number. So the serial number for this note is the serial numbers are printed in brown and green on the back of the note. The alpha prefix of two letters is followed by two numerals representing the year of production. followed by a further six numerals under ultraviolet light, the serial number florist. Low number notes, prefix, A896 from the first production run have been used for this special collector issue. So we have here this number have A896 and other six numbers. So this is our so this is our Melba and Manash Australian 100 dollar bill. So they have a copy of this one. So if you know the value of this note, this paper bill, comment down below and share it with me guys. So don't forget to like this video and share it with your friends. Thank you for watching. I'll see you next time.