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[Люк]

Резюмируем. Вопрос требует изучения. Есть информация с оф. сайта, есть боны вызывающие вопросы на которые ответов на оф. сайте нет.

Согласен! Очень много несоответствий
Посмотрел "Банкноты стран мира"   ИнтерКрим-Пресс  за 2001г,  там есть изображение
500 1994 -  скрытая защитная нить
500 1996! -  защитная  нить "ныряет/выныривает"

На сайте нет 1996, а в Пике  2 варианта 1994 по ВЗ!

[Avionik]

   Сейчас просмотрел новостной сайт:

   http://www.banknotenews.com/

   и просмотрел всё за 2009 год
   http://www.banknotenews.com/files/archive-2009.php

  Здесь из новых есть только выпуск 5000, но также есть заметка
 со ссылкой на какую-то газету о том, что Мьянма в 2009 году должна
 поменять банкноты из-за ветхости ранних выпусков.
 Раз они меняли, то могли кое что изменить в дизайне, защите и т.д.
 В любом случае, если даже сильно не изменились, то надо смотреть
 чисто визуально, сравнивая.
 Лично у меня такой возможности нет и сравнивать с более поздними
 выпусками видимо придётся кому-то другому. 

[Владимир Р.]

Думаю, что надо смотреть по литерам, т.е. набирать статистику.
Про себя скажу - Мьянма это не мое 

[Владимир Р.]

Коллеги!

Кто сможет сделать качественный перевод статьи:

Myanmar to allow exchanging of worn notes
Jul 28, 2009 07:55 AM Category: East and Southeast Asia
According to a 27 July 2009 article in The New Light of Myanmar, the official English-language newspaper of the Asian country formerly known as Burma, old banknotes “can be exchanged for new ones provided that the note is in specified condition at notes changing counter of Central Bank of Myanmar at No (198/ 199) at the corner of Bo Sun Pak Street and Strand Road and respective branches of Myanma Economic Bank. Arrangements have been made for exchange of old notes for new ones, ranging from K 10 to K 200 notes.”

This is a rather curious announcement as most central banks cull worn notes from circulation as a matter of course. It does not appear that Myanmar is introducing new designs, even though its note family is overdue for a change; Interpol recommends central banks modify security features every seven years or so. The last time Myanmar changed its notes was in 2004, when the 500- and 1,000-kyat notes were reduced in size. All other denominations have remained unchanged since the mid-1990s.
Tags: Myanmar, Burma

[GrizzlyK]

Во тему то поднял
Спасибо всем ответившим, следим за ситуацией в Мьянме

[Владимир Р.]

Коллеги!

Кто сможет сделать качественный перевод статьи:

Myanmar to allow exchanging of worn notes
Jul 28, 2009 07:55 AM Category: East and Southeast Asia
According to a 27 July 2009 article in The New Light of Myanmar, the official English-language newspaper of the Asian country formerly known as Burma, old banknotes “can be exchanged for new ones provided that the note is in specified condition at notes changing counter of Central Bank of Myanmar at No (198/ 199) at the corner of Bo Sun Pak Street and Strand Road and respective branches of Myanma Economic Bank. Arrangements have been made for exchange of old notes for new ones, ranging from K 10 to K 200 notes.”

This is a rather curious announcement as most central banks cull worn notes from circulation as a matter of course. It does not appear that Myanmar is introducing new designs, even though its note family is overdue for a change; Interpol recommends central banks modify security features every seven years or so. The last time Myanmar changed its notes was in 2004, when the 500- and 1,000-kyat notes were reduced in size. All other denominations have remained unchanged since the mid-1990s.
Tags: Myanmar, Burma

Таки менять Каталог надо?

[Владимир Р.]

Коллеги!

Кто сможет сделать качественный перевод статьи:

Myanmar to allow exchanging of worn notes
Jul 28, 2009 07:55 AM Category: East and Southeast Asia
According to a 27 July 2009 article in The New Light of Myanmar, the official English-language newspaper of the Asian country formerly known as Burma, old banknotes “can be exchanged for new ones provided that the note is in specified condition at notes changing counter of Central Bank of Myanmar at No (198/ 199) at the corner of Bo Sun Pak Street and Strand Road and respective branches of Myanma Economic Bank. Arrangements have been made for exchange of old notes for new ones, ranging from K 10 to K 200 notes.”

This is a rather curious announcement as most central banks cull worn notes from circulation as a matter of course. It does not appear that Myanmar is introducing new designs, even though its note family is overdue for a change; Interpol recommends central banks modify security features every seven years or so. The last time Myanmar changed its notes was in 2004, when the 500- and 1,000-kyat notes were reduced in size. All other denominations have remained unchanged since the mid-1990s.
Tags: Myanmar, Burma

Таки корректировать Каталог надобно?

[Fox Notes]

Со временем и корректировки Мьянмы дойдем