Papua
Papua banknotes
2007 - Papua PIC 28a 2 Kina banknote UNC
This individual banknote is a 2 Kina note from Papua New Guinea, associated with 2007 and catalogued..
2007 - Papua PIC 34 5 Kina banknote UNC
This Papua New Guinea 100 kina banknote is associated with 2007 and catalogued as Pick P34. The Krau..
2008 - Papua 2 Kina banknote PIC 28b UNC
This individual 2 Kina banknote is from Papua New Guinea and is associated with 2008. The product is..
2008 - Papua PIC 36a 20 Kina banknote UNC
This individual Papua 20 Kina banknote is associated with 2008 and is identified by the catalog refe..
2010 - Papua PIC 38 2 Kina banknote 35 Anniv. UNC
This Papua 2 Kina banknote is associated with 2010 and is identified as a commemorative issue markin..
2010 - Papua PIC 39 5 Kina banknote UNC
This individual banknote is a 5 Kina note from Papua, associated with 2010 and identified by the PIC..
2010 - Papua PIC 40 10 Kina banknote UNC
This individual Papua banknote is denominated 10 Kina and is associated with 2010. The product is id..
Frequently asked questions
What periods and denominations are represented in this Papua banknote category?
This shop’s Papua catalog includes dated listings spanning from 1975 to 2010. Represented denominations are 2, 5, 10 and 20 kina. The selection includes issues from the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and 2000s, as well as entries dated 2010. These ranges describe the shop’s catalog rather than every banknote or denomination issued for Papua.
Which catalog references form notable groups in the Papua category?
The catalog contains several related Pick-reference groups. For 2 kina, examples include P1a, P5c, P12, P28a, P28b and P38. The 5-kina listings include P13d, P14a, P14b, P34 and P39, while 10-kina references include P7, P9b, P17a, P26a and P40. A 20-kina note is represented by P36a. This grouping applies only to this shop’s catalog.
How can I distinguish Papua P28a from P28b?
Both P28a and P28b are cataloged as 2-kina plastic banknotes, but their listed dates differ: P28a is dated 2007 and P28b is dated 2008. The suffix letters are therefore important when matching a note to the shop listing. Check the full Pick reference, denomination and listed date together rather than relying only on the shared 2-kina denomination or plastic composition.
Why are signature details useful when identifying Papua banknotes?
Several Papua listings specify signature varieties, which can help separate closely related catalog entries. Examples include P14a with Signature 4 and P14b with Signature 5. Other records identify P1a and P7 with Signature 1, P5c, P9b and P12 with Signature 3, P17a with Signature 8, and P13d and P26a with Signature 10. Collectors should compare the reference and signature information shown in each listing.
What should a buyer check before choosing a Papua banknote from this catalog?
Compare the denomination, date, complete Pick reference and any stated variety information. Some listings include signature numbers, while P28a and P28b are identified as plastic. The catalog titles describe the notes as UNC, so buyers should read the individual product details and images to confirm the exact reference and identifying features. A catalog entry should not be treated as a guarantee that the note can be purchased.
Which 2010 Papua banknotes are highlighted in the catalog?
The 2010 group includes P38 in 2 kina, P39 in 5 kina and P40 in 10 kina. The P38 title additionally identifies the note as a “35 Anniv.” issue, distinguishing it from the other 2010 listings. Together, these references provide a denomination-based group for collectors interested in the catalog’s 2010 Papua entries, without representing every Papua banknote associated with that year.