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2 Dollars Antarctica, Ross Dependency; Anniversary
| Issuer | Antarctica Overseas Exchange Office Ltd |
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| Year | 2007 |
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| Currency | Dollar |
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| Obverse lettering | JAMES CLARK ROSS 1800-1862 ANTARCTICA ROSS DEPENDENCY TWO DOLLARS ANTARCTICA OVERSEAS EXCHANGE OFFICE LTD D. JOHN HAMILTON COMPTROLLER 2 30 JULY 2007 |
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| Reverse lettering | 10th Anniversary 1996 - 2006 TWO DOLLARS July 30, 1923 the Antarctican landmass and ice shelf lying between 150° W longitude and 160° E longitude is formally claimed by New Zealand as the Ross Dependency. New Zealand Tokelau ANTARCTICA 2 Return this document by mail to Antarctica Overseas Exchange Office Ltd., P.O. Box 61 Custer WA USA 98240 for a refund of two United States dollars, anytime up to midnight December 31st, 2012. E-mail address: [email protected] |
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The Antarctica Overseas Exchange Office Ltd. is a private novelty issuer, not a governmental or central banking authority. These notes carry no legal tender status anywhere and were produced as commemorative souvenirs rather than circulating currency. The "Ross Dependency" designation refers to New Zealand's territorial claim over a slice of Antarctica — a claim that confers no monetary jurisdiction on private operators.
Printed by Webcraft LLC in Custer, Washington, one of the few North American facilities equipped for polymer substrate at the time.