ANTARCTICA $10 Dollar (2011) Robert Falcon Scott. South Pole Centenary (1911–2011)- read description

$10 Dollar (2011) Robert Falcon Scott. South Pole Centenary (1911–2011)

## Shared Features

• Issuer: Antarctica Overseas Exchange Office Ltd., a private entity founded by D. John Hamilton.

• Signatory: Every note is signed by D. John Hamilton, who is listed as the Comptroller.

• Material: They are printed on polymer (plastic) and often feature clear security windows.

• Purpose: The issuer states that a portion of the proceeds from sales is used to fund scientific research and humanitarian projects in the Antarctic.

## Value & Collectibility

• Historical Exchange: These notes were originally sold for their face value in USD and were redeemable for a refund until a specific expiration date (for the 2008 series, typically December 31, 2012 or 2013).

• Current Market: Since the redemption period has passed, they are strictly collector items.

• Pricing: In uncirculated condition, individual notes from this series usually sell for between $6 and $35 USD depending on the denomination and demand. A full set of denominations (1, 2, 3, 5, 10, and 20 dollars) can sell for approximately $80 USD.

This note is a fascinating piece of “fantasy currency”—a high-quality collectible that is not legal tender but holds a unique place in the world of numismatics.