- A
banknote or bank
note – also
called a bill (North
American English) or
simply a
note – is a type of
paper money that is made and
distributed ("issued")...
- Form
Promissory Note is not required.
Promissory notes are a
common financial instrument in many jurisdictions, emplo**** as
commercial paper prin****lly for...
-
note was
first issued in 1984 as a
paper note.
There have been two
different issues of this denomination:
initially a very
light turquoise-blue
paper...
- pad, or
legal pad) is a book or
stack of
paper pages that are
often ruled and used for
purposes such as
note-taking,
journaling or
other writing, drawing...
- reverse. It
replaced the
cotton paper note featuring a
portrait of
economist Adam Smith,
first issued in 2007.
Twenty pound notes were
introduced by the Bank...
- surface; the
note paper is made out of pure cotton,
which feels crisp and firm, but not limp or waxy. A
serial number. The
value of the
note is much greater...
- euro
note (€100) is one of the
higher value euro
banknotes and has been used
since the
introduction of the euro (in its cash form) in 2002. The
note is...
-
note to
remind oneself, etc.; for
temporary personal use:
scratch paper For
business and
professional use:
copier paper,
ledger paper,
typing paper,...
- A
paper plane (also
known as a
paper airplane or
paper dart in
American English, or
paper aeroplane in
British English) is a toy aircraft,
usually a glider...
-
There are also
small numbers showing the value. A
matted surface; the
note paper is made out of pure cotton,
which feels crisp and firm, not limp or waxy...
