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| Specimen Notes |
 Specimen notes are issued to
let other banks, and treasuries know about newly
issued notes, that are about to be released. They may
released in
sets or as individual notes.
Many times theses notes will have all zero serial
numbers. To keep them form being used as actual currency (
they are not
legal tender, nor are they redeemable ) they will perforate or
over-print
the notes with Specimen or similar wording in their country's
language. Some of the wording currently used is as
follows:
| AMOSTRA |
HAMYHA |
ORNEKTIR GECMEZ |
| CAMPIONE |
MINTA |
PARAUGS |
| CONTOH |
MODELO |
PROFTRYK |
| EKSEMPLAAR |
MODEL |
SPECIMEN |
| ESPÉCIME |
MUSTER |
UZORAK |
| ESPECIMEN |
MUESTRA |
VZOREC |
| GIAY MAY |
NUMUNEDIR GECMEZ |
WZOR |
The quantity and distribution is
of
specimen notes is normally very limited making them more
expensive than
the regular issued notes. Some countries like Bahrain
produce
greater quantities of specimen notes, and the serial number is
preceded
by the Maltese cross.
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