Republic of Singapore
(Republik Singapura / 新加坡共和国 / சிங்கப்பூர் குடியரசு)
(Republik Singapura / 新加坡共和国 / சிங்கப்பூர் குடியரசு)
Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
(Chairman - Tharma Shanmugaratran, tenure 2011-2023)
Currency : Dollar (SGD)
Currency : Dollar (SGD)
Updates:
15.12.2024 - $50 with two solid houses;
16.11.2024 - $2 with three solid houses and $100 with two solid houses;
22.10.2023 - $50 with one solid house symbol added;
28.07.2023 - $5 with two solid starts and $10 with two hollow squares;
21.01.2023 - added the $2 with two solid houses symbol nd2020, and $10 with one square nd2022;
26.01.2021 - I have added a $5 with one solid star symbol and also a $100 with a solid house symbol;
25.09.2021 - $2 with one solid house symbol;
Two Dollars
Symbols - ◆, ◆◆, ✩, ★, ✩✩, ★★, ★★★, ✩✩✩, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂⌂Solid, ▼
Polymer notes
Two Dollars (one diamond)
Two Dollars (one diamond)
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| ND2013 |
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| Reverse - One Diamond |
Two Dollars (two diamonds)
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| ND2015 |
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| Reverse - Two Diamonds Symbol |
Two Dollars (hollow star)
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| ND2016 |
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| Reverse, Hollow Star Symbol |
Two Dollars (two stars)
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| ND2017 |
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| Reverse, P46i, Two Stars |
Two Dollars (one solid star)
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| ND2017 |
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| Reverse, P46j, One Solid Star |
Two Dollars (two solid stars)
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| ND2017 |
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| Reverse, P46k Two Solid Stars |
Two Dollars (three solid stars)
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| ND2019 |
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| Reverse, 3 solid stars |
Two Dollars (3 hollow stars)
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| ND2019 |
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| Reverse - Three Hollow Stars |
Two Dollars (1 solid house)
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| nd2019 |
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| one solid house |
Two Dollars (two solid houses)
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| ND2020 |
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| Two solid houses |
Two dollars (Three solid houses)
Dimensions - 127mm x 63mm
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| ND2023 |
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| Three solid houses |
Five Dollars
Symbols - ▲, ▲▲, ◆, ★, ★★, ⌂Solid;
Five Dollars (one triangle)
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| ND2014 |
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| Reverse - One Triangle |
Five Dollars (two triangles)
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| ND2015 |
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| Reverse - Two Triangles Symbol |
Five Dollars (one diamond)
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| ND2018 |
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| Reverse, One Diamond |
Five Dollars (nd2020)
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| nd2020 |
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| Reverse - One Solid Star |
Five Dollars (Two Solid Stars nd2023 - 134mm x 66mm)
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| President Yusof bin Ishak (b.1910-1970) |
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| Two solid stars, nd2023 |
Ten Dollars
Symbols - ⌂, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂, ⌂⌂Solid,▼, ▼▼, □□;
Ten Dollars (hollow house)
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| ND2014 |
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| Reverse - Hollow House Symbol |
Ten Dollars (solid house)
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| ND2015 |
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| Reverse - Solid House Symbol |
Ten Dollars (two hollow houses)
Ten Dollars (two solid houses)
Ten Dollars (one inverted triangle)
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| ND2016 |
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| Reverse, Two Hollow Houses |
Ten Dollars (two solid houses)
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| ND2016 |
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| Reverse, Two Solid Houses symbol |
Ten Dollars (one inverted triangle)
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| ND2018 |
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| Reverse, one inverted triangle symbol |
Ten Dollars (2 inverted triangles)
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| ND2018 |
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| Reverse - Two Inverted Triangles |
Ten Dollars (one square)
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| ND2022 |
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| one square |
Ten Dollars (Two Hollow Squares nd2023 - 142mm x 69.5mm)
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| President Yusof bin Ishak (b.1910-1970) |
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| Two hollow squares, nd2023 |
Below are all paper banknotes
Fifty Dollars
Symbols - ▲, ▲▲, ◆, ◆◆, ★, ★★, ★★★, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂Solid;
Fifty Dollars (one triangle)
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| ND |
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| Reverse - One Triangle |
Fifty Dollars (two triangles)
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| ND2013 |
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| Reverse - Two Triangles |
Fifty Dollars (one diamond)
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| ND2014 |
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| Reverse - One Diamond |
Fifty Dollars (two diamonds)
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| ND2014 |
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| Reverse - Two Diamonds |
Fifty Dollars (one star)
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| ND2015 |
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| Reverse - One Star |
Fifty Dollars (two stars)
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| ND2017 |
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| Reverse, Two Stars |
Fifty Dollars (three stars)
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| ND2019, 3 Stars Symbol |
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| Reverse |
Fifty Dollars (one solid house symbol)
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| ND2022 |
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| One solid house symbol |
Fifty Dollars nd2024 (157mm x 75mm) two solid houses
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| nd2024 |
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| two solid houses |
One Hundred Dollars
Symbols - ▲, ▲▲, ◆, ★, ★★, ★★★, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂Solid;
One Hundred Dollars (one triangle)
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| ND |
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| Reverse - One Triangle |
One Hundred dollars (two triangles)
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| ND2014(?) |
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| Reverse - Two Triangles |
One Hundred Dollars (one diamond)
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| ND2016, P50e |
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| Reverse, One Diamond |
One Hundred Dollars (one solid star)
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| ND2017, P50f One Solid Star |
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| Reverse, One Solid Star |
One Hundred Dollars
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| ND2018 |
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| Reverse, Two Solid Stars |
One Hundred Dollars (three solid stars)
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| ND2019 |
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| Reverse, Three Solid Stars |
One Hundred Dollars (one solid house)
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| nd2020 |
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| Reverse - One Solid House |
One Hundred Dollars (Two solid houses)
Dimensions - 163.5mm x 77.5mm
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| ND2024 |
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| Two solid houses |
One Thousand Dollars
Symbols - ★, ★★, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂Solid,
One Thousand Dollar (one star)
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| ND, P51e |
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| Reverse, One Star |
One Thousand Dollars (two stars)
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| ND, P50f |
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| Reverse, two Stars |
$2 = [GGT] none, ■, ■■, ▲, ▲▲ |TS| ◆, ◆◆, ✩, ★, ✩✩, ★★, ★★★, ✩✩✩, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂⌂Solid, ▼;
$5 = [GGT] none, ■ |TS| ▲, ▲▲, ◆, ★, ★★, ⌂Solid;
$10 = [GGT] none, ■, ■■, ▲, ▲▲, ◆, ◆◆, ★ |TS| ⌂, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂, ⌂⌂Solid,▼, ▼▼, □□;
$50 = [GGT] none, ■, ■■ |TS| ▲, ▲▲, ◆, ◆◆, ★, ★★, ★★★, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂Solid;
$100 = [GGT] none, ■, ■■ |TS| ▲, ▲▲, ◆, ★, ★★, ★★★, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂Solid;
$1000 = [GGT] none, ◆, ▲, ▲▲, ◆◆, |TS| ★, ★★, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂Solid,
$5 = [GGT] none, ■ |TS| ▲, ▲▲, ◆, ★, ★★, ⌂Solid;
$10 = [GGT] none, ■, ■■, ▲, ▲▲, ◆, ◆◆, ★ |TS| ⌂, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂, ⌂⌂Solid,▼, ▼▼, □□;
$50 = [GGT] none, ■, ■■ |TS| ▲, ▲▲, ◆, ◆◆, ★, ★★, ★★★, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂Solid;
$100 = [GGT] none, ■, ■■ |TS| ▲, ▲▲, ◆, ★, ★★, ★★★, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂Solid;
$1000 = [GGT] none, ◆, ▲, ▲▲, ◆◆, |TS| ★, ★★, ⌂Solid, ⌂⌂Solid,
S = Solid in black colour
Footnote
GCT - Goh Chock Tong
TS = Tharma Shanmugaratran
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ReplyDeletepossible link exchange?
Hi Jay,
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. I have already visited your site, few times. Nice collection you go there.
I am not sure how to do a link exchange.
Cheers
Hi paperbanknotes,
ReplyDeleteWonder what's the purpose of those single dots at the reverse of the banknotes?
They can't be Braille markings for the blind too as each denomination contains one dot only.
Hmmm still prefer the old designs.
Cheers :)
Hi WhyCollect
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by.
I contacted MAS few years ago and raised the question too, but I can't remember what was the reply. Whatever the answer given, it was not very clear. It is definitely not for the virtually impaired, but we believe maybe something to do with control. Perhaps MAS should changed this to say, year date instead. If not, they maybe running out of symbols to use.