11 Polar Dollars Blue whale

Features

Location	Arctic Territories
Issuing entity	Global Numismatic Services L.P.
Type	Paper exonumia › Fantasy banknote
Year	2013
Value	11 Polar Dollars
Composition	Polymer
Size	160 × 80 mm
Shape	Rectangular
Demonetized	31 December 2013
Number	N# 342163

Obverse

Blue Whale (Balaenoptera musculus)

Script: Latin

Lettering:
ARCTIC TERRITORIES
Series 2013
11 Eleven Polar Dollars
Blue Whales (Balaenoptera musculus) can be up to 30 meters long, weighing up to 180 tons, and are the largest creatures that ever existed.

Reverse

Eskimo rides a dog sled

Script: Latin

Lettering:
ARCTIC TERRITORIES
Greenland
Greenland is the world's largest island, and it is almost entirely inside the Arctic Circle.
About 80% is ice-capped. It has an area of 2.166 million sq.km and a population of 57.000.
Capital: Nuuk (Godthâp)
11 Eleven Polar Dollars

Comments

3 banknotes of the 2013 series form together one composite image

See also

• Marine mammal

• 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)
• 9 Polar Dollars (Polar bear)
• 10 Polar Dollars (Polar bear)
• 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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