banknot

Also known as bill, paper money, note, paper currency, bank note, banknotes, bank notes

fizyczna postać pieniędzy wykonana z papieru, rzadziej z tworzywa sztucznego

AI overview

A banknote is a piece of paper money issued by a bank that can be exchanged for its stated value whenever someone presents it. Originally, commercial banks issued these notes and had to exchange them for gold or silver coins, but today central banks issue the banknotes we use as currency.

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Within Vinony's link graph, banknot is referenced by 1,509 other articles, and connects out to intaglio printing, central bank and automated teller machine.

It is catalogued under topics including Accounting source documents, Ancient inventions and Banknotes.

Its subject is documented across 97 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Instance of: genre
Subclass of: work of art
Has part: hologram
Named after: ticket
Country of origin: China
Depicts: face value
Image: BOH&MOR-10-Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia-50 Korun (1944).jpg

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Commons category: Banknotes
topic's main category: Category:Banknotes
MCN code: 4907.00.10
time of discovery or invention: 0618-00-00
topic has template: Template:Infobox banknote
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
opposite of: coin

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Article · Polski

Banknot (niem. Banknote, ang. bank-note – kwit bankowy) – pojęcie używane w dwóch podobnych znaczeniach: 1. * Pieniądz papierowy emitowany przez dowolny bank, poświadczający posiadanie przez okaziciela pewnej wartości, np. złota. 2. * Pieniądz emitowany przez bank centralny, będący prawnym środkiem płatniczym w danym kraju lub obszarze.

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