The Banco Central de Costa Rica (BCCR) has launched two new banknotes that complete the transition of the country’s full series of notes to polymer, using the world leading GUARDIAN substrate produced by CCL Secure.
Major additions to the capabilities of CCL Secure’s production lines worldwide are being driven by a brand new type of polymer banknote and new security technologies.
In-Depth Analysis From The Polymer Banknote People
Banco de México’s new commemorative 20 peso banknote – issued on 24th September 2021 – is the latest in a series of GUARDIAN™ polymer banknotes issued in the bank’s G series of notes.
In our second Tipping Point webinar, we hear from Banco Central de Costa Rica, one of more than 30 central banks who have transitioned banknotes to CCL Secure’s GUARDIAN™ polymer. We’ll hear about why the decision was made in the first place and the lessons that have been learned along the way. We’ll also hear about the important role that design has to play in the successful launch of a polymer banknote.
CCL Secure’s ultra durable new SPARTANTM banknote is to feature in a Banknote Industry News webinar based on the magazine’s influential Banknote Technology Report (BTR).
The Bank of England’s £50 note, in circulation from 23rd June 2021, completes the transition of the full series of United Kingdom notes to polymer. The United Kingdom is the 11th country in the world to fully transition with GUARDIANTM polymer substrate, made by CCL Secure, the global leaders in polymer banknote technology.
Join us for the first of a series of three webinars looking at how close we are to ‘The Tipping Point’ for polymer banknotes.
As part of their 70th anniversary celebrations, the State Bank of Vietnam are also marking their 18th year of using polymer banknotes from CCL Secure, the world’s leading polymer banknote experts.
