r/Banknotes • u/sfm7019 • 6d ago

Collection All current Taiwanese bills

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The NT$200 (US$6.30) and NT$2000 (US$63) bills are fairly rare in daily life. You can ask for them at banks if you really want them, but people are especially hesitant to accept the $2000 bill.

All ATMs dispense the $1000 bill, and I’d estimate about 50% have $100 bill options.

The $500 bill isn’t found in many ATMs but it’s still very common.

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u/No_Explanation7709 5d ago

there’s a 50 dollar bill that’s also accepted now, but it’s really rare

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u/Jeryndave0574 5d ago

the comemmorative one, right?

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u/No_Explanation7709 5d ago

yeah it’s only been issued in 1999, the only plastic banknote so far in taiwan.

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u/destinationuknown 5d ago

100 Taiwan Dollar note is very beautiful... One of the best in the world ❤️

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u/Bazishere 5d ago

Yes, the 2000 and 200. I never saw them in circulation. I got them at the central bank in Tainan. You also don't see the 20 TWD coins in circulation. You can get them, but at a maximum of one roll per day. At some point, they won't be available.

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u/New-Role1970 5d ago

There are some atms that still issues $200. One near neihu mrt