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91 Dollars Antarctica, Series A; Spring
| Issuer | Antarctica Film Arts |
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| Year | 2004 |
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| Size | 150 x 65 mm |
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| Obverse description | Pink-tinted note with elaborate engraved scrollwork borders enclosing a central vignette of two allegorical female figures in classical dress against a waterfall landscape. A circular blue seal inscribed "ANTARCTICA FILM ARTS / SPRING" occupies the centre, with denomination numeral "91" in ornate cartouches at lower left and upper right. |
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| Reverse description | Pink-tinted reverse with a large central medallion enclosing an ornate decorative vessel set against a classical colonnade underprint. Flanking guilloche roundels contain nature vignettes including a lizard, palm tree, mushrooms, and a mortar, with Roman numeral "XCI" denomination counters at left and right. |
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Antarctica Film Arts produced this note as part of a limited art edition series — these are artist's multiples, not legal tender, issued outside any monetary authority. The "91 Dollars" denomination and the "Series A; Spring" designation suggest a deliberate sequencing across the set, likely tied to seasonal or thematic groupings within the project.
Novelty and art notes from this period often circulated within collector communities as signed or numbered editions. Whether this example carries such markings determines most of its interest to a buyer.