Uncirculated Banknotes

Uncirculated banknotes look exactly as they did when they left the printer: no folds, no creases, sharp corners and original sheen.

This collection gathers every UNC note in our shop, from modern commemoratives and polymer notes to demonetised series and older notes that survived in bank bundles.

UNC notes are ideal for framing, gifts and starting a collection. Each is authentic and photographed front and back so you can see the condition for yourself.

History and frequently asked questions below ↓

About Uncirculated Banknotes banknotes

Uncirculated (UNC) means a note has never been used: no folds, no creases, no handling marks, with sharp corners and original crispness. AUNC (almost uncirculated) notes may have a light counting crease or corner flick. To keep notes in this state, store them flat in archival, PVC-free sleeves away from light and moisture.

See also: PMG-graded notes, polymer banknotes and bundles and starter packs.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between UNC and AUNC?

UNC notes show no signs of handling at all; AUNC notes may have a single light crease or slight handling, but no full folds.

How should I store uncirculated notes?

Flat, in archival PVC-free sleeves or albums, away from direct light, heat and humidity.