WEEK #454 HELLOOOO FRIDAY!!

[Guest Corey M]

Q: What is the marketed name of a Tyvek note made in 1983 by the printing company Bradbury Wilkinson and for what country was the note released?

 

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[jtryka]

I will guess the "Bradvek" plastic note produced for the Isle of Man in 1983.

[ritter]

the marketed name of tyvek was,bradvek. the country was costa rica

[Coindude]

These were marketed as Bradvek for the Isle of Man.

[walt666-migration]

Marketed as Securency for Ecuador in 1983.

 

Walt

[Amarillo]

Hi Corey, The marketed name for tyvek is Polmernotes , and this tyvek notes are used in costa rica and haiti. Don

[Schatzy]

Tyvek but marketed as Bradvek for the Isle of Man in 1983

[Bugmann1974]

The 1983 Isle Of Man 1 Pound note was printed on Bradvek.

[coinman_23885]

polymer banknote and costa rica

[GW]

http://www.numismondo.com/pm/hti/1980-83/Tyvek_proofs.html

http://www.polymernotes.com/haiti.html

 

Bradvek - polymer - Haiti

 

 

[cartwheel-migration]

It is the Isle of Man plastic £1 note issued in 1983 and signed by Dawson. Incidentally the Worlds first plastic bank note.

[mhardin2413]

bradvek, for the isle of man.

[tomyhok]

Bradvek plastic note for the Isle of Man

[moondoggy]

Name was: Bradvek

Country was : Isle of Man

[Guest Corey M]

Q: Which country’s national bank in the 1920’s planted a stand of mulberry trees to celebrate the creation of paper money?

 

Answer:

Bradvek

 

Isle Of Man

 

Congratulations to Jtryka and runner up Coindude.

 

Thanks for playing this weeks Numisma-Quest. Dont forget to stop by for this weeks NGC question! (& Happy Holidays!)

 

[cartwheel-migration]

Oh damn read the question wrong, I thought you wanted info on the note not the material it was printed on.