9 Polar Dollars Polar bear

Features

Location	Arctic Territories
Issuing entity	Global Numismatic Services L.P.
Type	Paper exonumia › Fantasy banknote
Year	2012
Value	9 Polar Dollars
Composition	Polymer
Size	160 × 80 mm
Shape	Rectangular
Demonetized	31 December 2014
Number	N# 325379

Obverse

Polar Bears

Script: Latin

Lettering:
ARCTIC TERRITORIES
Séries 2012
9 NINE POLAR DOLLARS
Polar Bears (Ursus Maritimus) are mostly found eithin the Arctic Circle.

Reverse

North Pole Expedition

Script: Latin

Lettering:
ARCTIC TERRITORIES
North Pole Expedition
The North Pole is the northernmost point on the earth. Here will all the directions point to south. The North Pole is located in the middle of the Arctic Ocean and has almost been permanetly covered with constantly shifting sea ice. At the North Pole is the sun continously above the horizon in summer time.
In Recent years, a numbers of studles have predicted that the North Pole may become seasonally ice-free due to Arctic shrinkage. Later years expeditions by ski have been more and more complicated and several expeditions have been abandoned due the change of climate with more and more areas shifting with ice and water.

Watermark

No watermark

See also

• Bear
• Explorer

• 1 Polar Dollar (Arctic fox)
• 1½ Polar Dollars (Polar bear)
• 2 Polar Dollars (Pinniped)
• 2½ Polar Dollars (Polar bear)
• 3 Polar Dollars (Arctic tern)
• 3½ Polar Dollars (Walrus)
• 5 Polar Dollars (Muskox)
• 6 Polar Dollars (Arctic wolf)
• 8 Polar Dollars (Polar bear)
• 10 Polar Dollars (Polar bear)
• 11 Polar Dollars (Blue whale)
• 12 Polar Dollars (Atlantic puffin)
• 15 Polar Dollars (Walrus)
• 25 Polar Dollars (Polar bear)
• 50 Polar Dollars (King eider)
• 100 Polar Dollars (Reindeer)
• 250 Polar Dollars (Eurasian lynx)
• 500 Polar Dollars (Humpback whale)

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Numista Rarity index: 90

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