Sentence examples for a banknote at the from inspiring English sources

Try to redeem a banknote at the central bank and all you will get is a newer banknote.

Yet he has been a modern curator of the network, his approach symbolised by the ground-breaking and successful A History of the World in 100 Objects – which featured a Ming banknote at number 72.

Algerian supporters waved banknotes at the players.

A young journalist came across some traffic policemen engaged in the odd pursuit of drying out banknotes at the roadside.

My first job was checking banknotes at the Bank of England printing works.

A snippet in the Herald Sun in Australia will earn you a phone call from the Prime Minister, while making page one of the New York Times should guarantee your mug appearing on a banknote of significant denomination at some point in the future.

"When it comes to a £1m note, everybody thinks, 'What a fantastic thing'," says Barnaby Faull, head of the banknote department at the auctioneers Spink.

It is difficult to identify the invalid banknotes at first, the SNB said.

I felt like Gainsbourg [Serge Gainsbourg set light to a banknote on live television] at that moment, except that I was forced to do it.

Similarly, it will replace old, damaged or contaminated notes providing there are sufficient fragments or remains, which means at least half a banknote as a rule of thumb.

But what dictates the value of a banknote?