Renniks Banknote Album Plastic Refill Pages – 2 Pockets – Pack of 10 Renniks

• 10 Renniks Banknote Album Clear Coin Pages
• 10 White Interleaving Sheets with space for handwritten notes
• Pack of 10 pages & 10 backing sheets
• 9 holes per sheet
• Overall size 240mm wide x 280mm deep
• Pocket size  – 125mm x 213mm
• Made in Australia.
• Two divisions: Will hold 2 banknotes per page.
• These pages are not considered Archival Safe, and are not recommended for long term use or serious collectors without archival safe banknote sleeves.
• Holes punched for to fit 4 post albums such as the Renniks Coin (Red, Black, Blue) or Renniks Banknote albums (Red, Black, Blue), but will also fit D-Ring binders such as the Ultra Pro Collectors Albums (Cobalt, Black), and the BCW 3-Ring Album. 

Please Note: Renniks banknote Album pages are designed as a basic entry level storage systems for common banknotes. Banknotes stored in these albums may “tone” over years of storage, meaning the colour of the banknote may change. These pages are not considered archival safe and will deteriorate over time and we do not advise using these for long term storage of valuable banknotes. It is recommended to replace the pages after a minumum of 5 years.

However, if banknotes are put inside archival safe sleeves where they do not come in contact with the copysafe plastic, the banknotes can remain safe from the toning or deterioting plastic.

Extension posts can be used to add to Renniks Coins Albums (Red, Black, or Blue), and Renniks Banknote Albums (Red, Black, or Blue). 

 These pages can be used for but are not limited to the following Australian Banknotes:

Australian Paper Note’s Measurements

• $1 Banknotes (1966 – 1984) Size – 140x70mm
• $2 Banknotes (1966 – 1988) Size – 145x71mm
• $5 Banknotes (1967 – 1992) Size – 152x76mm
• $10 Banknotes (1966 – 1993) Size – 155x76mm
• $20 Banknotes (1966 – 1993) Size – 160x81mm
• $50 Banknotes (1973 – 1995) Size – 165x82mm
• $100 Banknotes (1984 – 1996) Size – 172×82.5mm

Polymer Banknote Measurements

• $5 Banknote (1992 – Current) Size – 65x130mm
• $10 Banknote (1993 – Current) Size – 65x130mm
• $10 Bicentenary 1988 Banknote Size 77.5x155mm
• $20 Banknote (1994 – Current) Size – 65x144mm
• $50 Banknote (1995 – Current) Size – 65x151mm
• $100 Banknote (1996 – Current) Size – 65x158mm

Pre-Decimal Banknote Measurements

• Ten Shillings (1913-1914) Size – 194x83mm
• Ten Shillings (Half Sovereign) (1915-1923) Size – 197x88mm
• Ten Shillings (Half Sovereign) (1923-1933) Size – 180x78mm
• Ten Shillings (1933-1936) Size – 155x81mm to 157x82mm
• Ten Shillings (1936-1954) Size- 137x76mm to 137x78mm
• Ten Shillings (1954-1966) Size – 137x76mm
• One Pound (1913-1918) Size – 184x92mm
• One Pound (1918-1923) Size – 184x92mm
• One Pound (1923-1933) Size – 180x78mm
• One Pound (1933-1953) Size – 155x79mm to 156x81mm
• One Pound (1953-1966) Size – 156x81mm
• Five Pounds (1913-1924) Size – 167x105mm
• Five Pounds (1924 – 1933) Size – 180x78mm
• Five Pounds (1933 – 1954) Size181x79mm
• Five Pounds (1954 – 1966) Size – 167x79mm
• Ten Pounds (1913-1925) Size – 167x79mm
• Ten Pounds (1925-1934) Size – 180x78mm
• Ten Pounds (1934-1966) Size – 181x79mm
• Twenty Pounds (1914-1938) Size – 165x98mm to 168x102mm
• Fifty Pound (1914-1945) Size – 166x102mm to 168x102mm
• One Hundred Pounds (1914-1945) Size -168x102mm to 169x104mm