Turkmenistan
1993 - Turkmenistan Manat banknote PIC 2 5UNC
Turkmenistan 5 manat banknote, Pick P2, catalogued as ND (1993). This UNC example features blue and ..
1993 - Turkmenistan 1 Manat banknote PIC 1 UNC
This Turkmenistan 1 Manat banknote is catalogued as ND (1993) under Pick reference P1. The note feat..
1993 - Turkmenistan 10 Manat banknote PIC 3 UNC
This Turkmenistan 10 Manat banknote is associated with 1993 and catalogued as Pick P3. The note is l..
1993 - Turkmenistan 20 Manat banknote PIC 4a UNC
This Turkmenistan 20 Manat banknote is catalogued as Pick P4a, corresponding to the ND (1993) variet..
1995 - Turkmenistan 100 Manat banknote PIC 6b UNC
This Turkmenistan 100 Manat banknote is associated with 1995 and is catalogued as Pick P6b. The note..
1995 - Turkmenistan 1000 Manat banknote PIC 8 UNC
This UNC banknote is a 1,000 Manat note from Turkmenistan associated with 1995 and catalogued as Pic..
1995 - Turkmenistan 20 Manat banknote PIC 4b UNC
This individual 20 Manat banknote from Turkmenistan is associated with 1995 and corresponds to Pick ..
1995 - Turkmenistan 50 Manat banknote PIC 5b UNC
This Turkmenistan 50 Manat banknote is associated with 1995 and is catalogued as Pick P5b. The note ..
1995 - Turkmenistan 500 Manat banknote PIC 7b UNC
This individual banknote is a 500 manat note from Turkmenistan, associated with 1995 and identified ..
1996 - Turkmenistan 10000 Manat banknote PIC 10 UNC
Turkmenistan 10,000 Manat banknote associated with 1996, catalogued as Pick P10. This UNC example fe..
Frequently asked questions
Which periods of Turkmenistan banknotes are represented in this shop’s catalog?
The Turkmenistan catalog includes banknotes dated from 1993 through 2017. The represented groups cover the early 1993 issues, 1995 and 1996 denominations, several 1998–2005 notes, and later issues dated 2009, 2012 and 2017. These dates describe the banknotes represented in this shop’s catalog, rather than every Turkmenistan banknote issued during those years.
Which denominations and Pick references can collectors find for Turkmenistan?
The catalog represents denominations from 1 manat through 10,000 manat. Examples include the 1993 1, 10 and 20 manat notes identified as P1, P3 and P4a, the 1995 P4b, P5b, P6b, P7b and P8 notes, and later references such as P22, P30, P31 and P36. The catalog also includes higher denominations including 5,000 and 10,000 manat.
How can I identify a Turkmenistan banknote listed in this catalog?
Begin by comparing the year, denomination and Pick reference shown in the listing title. These details distinguish entries such as the 1993 20 manat P4a from the 1995 20 manat P4b, and separate the 10,000 manat references P10, P11, P13 and P16. Checking all three identifiers together is more reliable than using the denomination alone.
What should I check when comparing Turkmenistan banknote variants?
Pay close attention to the Pick suffix and the year, especially where the same denomination appears in more than one catalog reference. The 20 manat denomination is represented by P4a and P4b, while the catalog also distinguishes several 10,000 manat issues, including P10, P11, P13 and P16. Listing titles mark these notes as UNC, which provides an additional catalog description to compare.
What should I verify before buying a Turkmenistan banknote from this catalog?
Before buying, confirm the denomination, date and Pick reference in the product title so that the selected note matches your collecting objective. This is particularly important for repeated denominations and related references, such as the 20 manat P4a and P4b. Product descriptions state that images are for reference and that the banknote number shown will not be the number on the supplied note.
Which denominations recur across different Turkmenistan issue periods in the catalog?
Several denominations appear across separate dated groups. The 1 manat is represented by 1993 P1, 2009 P22 and 2017 P36; the 10,000 manat appears with references P10, P11, P13 and P16 across 1996, 1998, 1999 and 2005; and the 20 manat occurs as 1993 P4a and 1995 P4b. These repeated denominations make date and Pick reference essential for organizing a collection.