List of people on banknotes#Scotland

| 1882–1965

| Priest and politician

| 100 Lekë

| Obverse

| 1996

| 1846–1900

| Poet and writer

| 200 Lekë

| Obverse

| 1996

| 1844–1921

| 1st Head of State of Albania (1912); 1st Prime Minister of Albania (1912–1914); 1st Minister of Foreign Affairs (1912–1913)

| 500 Lekë

| Obverse

| 1996

| 1630–1689

| Writer and poet

| 1,000 Lekë

| Obverse

| 1996

| ?-167 BC

| Last Illyrian king of the Ardiaean State

| 2,000 Lekë

| Obverse

| 2007

| 1405–1468

| Prince of Kastrioti (1443–1468)

| 5,000 Lekë

| Obverse

| 1996

| 1872–1947

| Poet; known for writing the National Anthem of Albania Himni i Flamurit

| 10,000 Lekë

| Obverse

| 2018

| 1922–1979 (Agostinho Neto); 1942–2022 (José Eduardo dos Santos)

| President of Angola (1975–1979) (Agostinho Neto); President of Angola (1979–2017) (José Eduardo dos Santos)

| All (1–2,000 kwanzas)

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1922–1979 (Agostinho Neto); 1942–2022 (José Eduardo dos Santos)

| President of Angola (1975–1979) (Agostinho Neto); President of Angola (1979–2017) (José Eduardo dos Santos)

| All (5-5,000 kwanzas)

| Obverse

| 2012 and 2017

| 1922–1979

| President of Angola (1975–1979)

| All (200-10,000 kwanzas)

| Obverse

| 2020

| 1770–1820

| Economist, lawyer, politician, and military leader; took part in the Argentine Wars of Independence and created the Flag of Argentina

| $10

| Obverse (1999 and 2016); Reverse (2016)

| 1999 and 2016

| 1780 or 1781–1862

| Guerrilla military leader

| $10

| Reverse

| 2016

| 1793–1877

| Politician and army officer who ruled Buenos Aires Province and briefly the Argentine Confederation

| $20

| Obverse

| 2000

| 1811–1888

| 7th President of Argentina (1868–1874)

| $50

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1808–?

| Leading an unsuccessful resistance against the British in 1833

| $50

| Reverse

| 2015

| 1843–1914

| 14th President of Argentina (2 Terms: October 12, 1880 – October 12, 1886; October 12, 1898 – October 12, 1904)

| $100

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1919–1952

| First Lady of Argentina (1946–1952)

| $100

| Obverse

| 2012

| 1903–1978

| Composer

| {{Armenian dram}} 50

| Obverse

| 1998

| 1908–1996

| Scientist and one of the founders of theoretical astrophysics

| {{Armenian dram}} 100

| Obverse

| 1998

| 1878–1936

| Architect

| {{Armenian dram}} 500

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1897–1937

| Poet, writer and public activist

| {{Armenian dram}} 1,000

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1924–1971

| Poet, translator and literary critic

| {{Armenian dram}} 1,000

| Both

| 2018

| 1929–1984

| Grandmaster and World Chess Champion (1963–1969)

| {{Armenian dram}} 2,000

| Both

| 2018

| 1869–1923

| Writer and public activist

| {{Armenian dram}} 5,000

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1908–1981

| Armenian-American novelist, playwright and short story writer; awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1940 and won an Academy Award for Best Story for the film adaptation of his novel The Human Comedy in 1943

| {{Armenian dram}} 5,000

| Both

| 2018

| 1875–1957

| Lyric writer, poet and public activist

| {{Armenian dram}} 10,000

| Obverse

| 2003

| 1869–1935

| Priest, musicologist, composer, arranger, singer, and choirmaster; founder of Armenian national school of music; Recognized as one of the pioneers of ethnomusicology

| {{Armenian dram}} 10,000

| Both

| 2018

| 1880–1972

| Painter

| {{Armenian dram}} 20,000

| Obverse

| 2007

| 1817–1900

| Painter

| {{Armenian dram}} 20,000

| Both

| 2018

| c.257-c.331 (Gregory the Illuminator); 250–300 (Tiridates III the Great)

| Patron saint of Armenia and the first official head of the Armenian Apostolic Church (Gregory the Illuminator); King of Arsacid Armenia (287–330)

| {{Armenian dram}} 50,000

| Reverse

| 2001 (commemorative)

| c.257-c.331

| Patron saint of Armenia and the first official head of the Armenian Apostolic Church

| {{Armenian dram}} 50,000

| Both

| 2018

| 4 BC-7 AD and 13–50 AD

| King of Osroene

| {{Armenian dram}} 100,000

| Both

| 2009

| 1861–1932

| Suffragette; the first woman elected to the Parliament of Australia (1920–1924)

| $50

| reverse

| 1995

| 1926–2022

| Queen of Australia (1952–2022)

| $5

| obverse

| 1992

| 1880–1951

| Founder of the Royal Flying Doctor Service (1928)

| $20

| reverse

| 1994

| 1865–1962

| poet and journalist

| $10

| reverse

| 1993

| 1861–1931

| International opera soprano (1886–1926)

| $100

| obverse

| 1996

| 1865–1931

| General during World War I

| $100

| reverse

| 1996

| 1864–1941

| Poet; author of "Waltzing Matilda" (1895) and "The Man from Snowy River" (1890)

| $10

| obverse

| 1993

| 1777–1855

| Businesswoman

| $20

| obverse

| 1994

| 1872–1967

| Inventor and writer

| $50

| obverse

| 1995

| 1926–2022

| Queen of the United Kingdom (1952–2022) and Queen of the Bahamas (1973–2022)

| B$1/2 (50 cents)

| Obverse

| 1965

| 1930–2000

| 1st Prime Minister of the Bahamas (1973–1992)

| B$1

| Obverse

| 2001

| 1926–2022

| Queen of the United Kingdom (1952–2022) and Queen of the Bahamas (1973–2022)

| B$3

| Obverse

| 1984

| 1930–1990

|

| B$5

| Obverse

| 1995

| 1926–2022

| Queen of the United Kingdom (1952–2022) and Queen of the Bahamas (1973–2022)

| B$10

| Obverse

| 1984

| 1913–1972

| Minister of Finance of the Bahamas; "Father of Tourism" of the Bahamas

| B$10

| Obverse

| 2001

| 1906–1979

| Governor-General of the Bahamas (1973–1979)

| B$20

| Obverse

| 1993

| 1898–1980

| 1st Premier of the Bahamas (1964–1967)

| B$50

| Obverse

| 2000

| 1926–2022

| Queen of the United Kingdom (1952–2022) and Queen of the Bahamas (1973–2022)

| B$100

| Obverse

| 1974

| 1928–2021

| 7th Governor-General of the Bahamas (2006–2012)

| B$100

| Obverse

| 2021

| 1950–

| King of Bahrain (2002–)

| 10 dinars

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1950–

| King of Bahrain (2002–)

| 20 dinars

| Obverse

| 2001

| 1920–1975

| 1st President of Bangladesh (1971–1972); 2nd Prime Minister of Bangladesh (1972–1975); 4th President of Bangladesh (January 25, 1975 – August 15, 1975)

| ৳2

| Obverse

| 2011

| 1920–1975

| 1st President of Bangladesh (1971–1972); 2nd Prime Minister of Bangladesh (1972–1975); 4th President of Bangladesh (January 25, 1975 – August 15, 1975)

| ৳5

| Obverse

| 2011

| 1920–1975

| 1st President of Bangladesh (1971–1972); 2nd Prime Minister of Bangladesh (1972–1975); 4th President of Bangladesh (January 25, 1975 – August 15, 1975)

| ৳10

| Obverse

| 2011

| 1920–1975

| 1st President of Bangladesh (1971–1972); 2nd Prime Minister of Bangladesh (1972–1975); 4th President of Bangladesh (January 25, 1975 – August 15, 1975)

| ৳20

| Obverse

| 2011

| 1920–1975

| 1st President of Bangladesh (1971–1972); 2nd Prime Minister of Bangladesh (1972–1975); 4th President of Bangladesh (January 25, 1975 – August 15, 1975)

| ৳50

| Obverse

| 2011

| 1920–1975

| 1st President of Bangladesh (1971–1972); 2nd Prime Minister of Bangladesh (1972–1975); 4th President of Bangladesh (January 25, 1975 – August 15, 1975)

| ৳100

| Obverse

| 1972

| 1920–1975

| 1st President of Bangladesh (1971–1972); 2nd Prime Minister of Bangladesh (1972–1975); 4th President of Bangladesh (January 25, 1975 – August 15, 1975)

| ৳200

| Both

| 2020

| 1920–1975

| 1st President of Bangladesh (1971–1972); 2nd Prime Minister of Bangladesh (1972–1975); 4th President of Bangladesh (January 25, 1975 – August 15, 1975)

| ৳500

| Obverse

| 2011

| 1920–1975

| 1st President of Bangladesh (1971–1972); 2nd Prime Minister of Bangladesh (1972–1975); 4th President of Bangladesh (January 25, 1975 – August 15, 1975)

| ৳1,000

| Obverse

| 2011

| 1947–

| Prime Minister of Bangladesh (2009–2024)

| ৳70

| Reverse

| 2018 (commemorative)

| 1855–1928

| Scientist and agronomist credited with saving the sugar industry in Barbados

| $2

| Obverse

| 1980

| 1924–1967

| Cricket player and senator of Jamaica

| $5

| Obverse

| 1973

| 1879–1936

| Physician and founder of the Democratic League

| $10

| Obverse

| 1973

| 1806–1871

| Journalist, Politician, Judge; National Hero of Barbados

| $20

| Obverse

| 1973

| 1920–1987

| 1st Prime Minister of Barbados (1966–1976; 1986–1987)

| $50

| Obverse

| 1989

| 1898–1971

| 1st Prime Minister of the West Indies Federation (1958–1962); 1st Premier of Barbados (1953–1958)

| $100

| Obverse

| 1973

| 1955–

| King of Bhutan (1972–2006)

| 10 ngultrum

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1980–

| King of Bhutan (2006–)

| 20 ngultrum

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1980–

| King of Bhutan (2006–)

| 50 ngultrum

| Obverse

| 2008

| 1955–

| King of Bhutan (1972–2006)

| 100 ngultrum

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1990–

| Queen consort of Bhutan (2011)

| 100 ngultrum

| Obverse

| 2011 (commemorative)

| 2016–

| Crown Prince of Bhutan (2016–)

| 100 ngultrum

| Obverse

| 2017 (commemorative)

| 1862–1926

| King of Bhutan (1907–1926)

| 500 ngultrum

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1980–

| King of Bhutan (2006–)

| 1,000 ngultrum

| Obverse

| 2008

| 1899–1950

| Painter

| 10 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 1986

|

|

| 10 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 2018

| 1863–1892

| Messianic leader of the Eastern Bolivian Guarani (Chiriguanos) people

| 10 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 2018

|

|

| 10 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 2018

|

|

| 20 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 1986

| 1865

| Defending the Flag of Bolivia during an invasion by Chile in 1879

| 20 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 2018

| died in 1781

| Quechua chief who, in claiming indigenous rights, led a popular uprising in Upper Peru (present-day Bolivia) in the 18th century

| 20 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 2018

|

|

| 20 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 2018

|

|

| 50 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 1986

|

|

| 50 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 2018

|

|

| 50 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 2018

| died in 1905

| Officer of the Bolivian Army; led one of the largest Indian rebellions in the history of Bolivia

| 50 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 2018

|

|

| 100 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 1986

| 1878–1956

| Intellectual, writer, and politician

| 200 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 1986

| c.1750s–1782

| Aymara woman, an indigenous heroine and the wife of Túpac Katari

| 200 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 2019

| c.1750s–1781

| Aymara leader of a major insurrection in colonial-era Upper Peru (now Bolivia), laying siege to La Paz for six months

| 200 bolivianos

| Obverse

| 2019

| 1917–1971

| Poet

| 10 convertible marka

| Obverse

| 1998 (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina issue)

| 1868–1924

| Poet

| 10 convertible marka

| Obverse

| 1998 (Republika Srpska issue)

| 1898–1925

| Poet

| 20 convertible marka

| Obverse

| 1998 (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina issue)

| 1767–1834

| Poet and guslar (gulse player)

| 20 convertible marka

| Obverse

| 1998 (Republika Srpska issue)

| 1878–1915

| Poet

| 50 convertible marka

| Obverse

| 1998 (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina issue)

| 1871–1943

| Poet

| 50 convertible marka

| Obverse

| 1998 (Republika Srpska issue)

| 1904–1982

| Poet

| 100 convertible marka

| Obverse

| 1998 (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina issue)

| 1877–1916

| Poet

| 100 convertible marka

| Obverse

| 1998 (Republika Srpska issue)

| 1892–1975

| Novelist, short story writer and winner of the 1961 Nobel Prize in Literature

| 200 convertible marka

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1953–

| 4th President of Botswana (2008–2018)

| 10 pula

| Obverse

| 2009

| 1962–

| 5th President of Botswana (2018–)

| 10 pula

| Obverse

| 2020

|

| Writer and composer of Botswana's national anthem

| 20 pula

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1921–1980

| 1st President of Botswana (1966–1980)

| 50 pula

| Obverse

| 2000

| 1892–1911 (Sebele I); 1845–1910 (Bathoen I); ca. 1837–1923 (Khama III)

| Kgosi (Chief) of the Kwena tribe (1892–1911) (Sebele I); Kgosi (Chief) of the Bamangwato people of Bechuanaland; responsible for making Bechuanaland a protectorate of Great Britain

| 100 pula

| Obverse

| 2000

| 1946–

| Sultan of Brunei (1967–)

| 1 ringgit/dollar

| Obverse

| 1996

| 1946–

| Sultan of Brunei (1967–)

| 5 ringgit/dollars

| Obverse

| 1996

| 1946–

| Sultan of Brunei (1967–)

| 10 ringgit/dollars

| Obverse

| 1996

| 1946–

| Sultan of Brunei (1967–)

| 50 ringgit/dollars

| Obverse

| 1996 (paper); 2004 (polymer)

| 1946–

| Sultan of Brunei (1967–)

| 100 ringgit/dollars

| Obverse

| 1996 (paper); 2004 (polymer)

| 1946–

| Sultan of Brunei (1967–)

| 500 ringgit/dollars

| Obverse

| 2000

| 1914–1986

| Sultan of Brunei (1950–1967)

| 500 ringgit/dollars

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1946–

| Sultan of Brunei (1967–)

| 1000 ringgit/dollars

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1946–

| Sultan of Brunei (1967–)

| 10,000 ringgit/dollars

| Obverse

| 2006

| 876–946

| Patron saint of Bulgaria

| 1 lev

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1722–1773

| Saint of Bulgaria

| 2 leva

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1897–1927

| Bulgarian painter and scenographer, founder of Bulgarian Secession

| 5 leva

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1799–1871

| Educator

| 10 leva

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1854–1895

| 9th Prime Minister of Bulgaria (1887–1894)

| 20 leva

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1866–1912

| Poet

| 50 leva

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1863–1897

| Writer

| 100 leva

| Both

| 2003

| 1932–1961

| Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Burundi (September 28, 1961 – October 13, 1961), Burundian nationalist and national hero

| 100 francs

| Obverse

| 1964

| 1932–1961 (Prince Louis Rwagasore); 1953–1993 (Melchior Ndadaye)

| Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Burundi (September 28, 1961 – October 13, 1961), Burundian nationalist and national hero (Prince Louis Rwagasore); President of Burundi (July 10, 1993 – October 21, 1993) (Melchior Ndadaye)

| 10,000 francs

| Obverse

| 2004

| 1922–2012

| King of Cambodia (1941–1955; 1993–2005)

| 100 ៛

| Obverse

| 2014

| 1953–

| King of Cambodia (2004–)

| 500 ៛

| Obverse

| 2014

| 1922–2012

| King of Cambodia (1941–1955; 1993–2005)

| 1,000 ៛

| Obverse

| 2012 (commemorative)

| 1922–2012

| King of Cambodia (1941–1955; 1993–2005)

| 2,000 ៛

| Obverse

| 2013 (commemorative)

| 1922–2012

| King of Cambodia (1941–1955; 1993–2005)

| 5,000 ៛

| Obverse

| 2001

| 1922–2012

| King of Cambodia (1941–1955; 1993–2005)

| 10,000 ៛

| Obverse

| 2001

| 1953–

| King of Cambodia (2004–)

| 10,000 ៛

| Obverse

| 2015

| 1953–

| King of Cambodia (2004–)

| 20,000 ៛

| Obverse

| 2008

| 1922–2012

| King of Cambodia (1941–1955; 1993–2005)

| 30,000 ៛

| Both

| 2021 (commemorative)

| 1952–

| Prime Minister of Cambodia (1984–)

| 30,000 ៛

| Reverse

| 2021 (commemorative)

| 1922–2012

| King of Cambodia (1941–1955; 1993–2005)

| 50,000 ៛

| Obverse

| 2001

| 1922–2012

| King of Cambodia (1941–1955; 1993–2005)

| 50,000 ៛

| Obverse

| 2013

| 1922–2012 (Norodom Sihanouk); 1936– (Norodom Monineath); 1953– (Norodom Sihamoni)

| King of Cambodia (1941–1955; 1993–2005 (Norodom Sihanouk)); Queen-consort of Cambodia (1993–2004 (Norodom Monineath)); King of Cambodia (2004– (Norodom Sihamoni))

| 100,000 ៛

| Both

| 2012 (commemorative)

| 1841–1919

| 7th Prime Minister of Canada (1896–1911)

| $5

| Obverse

| 2013

| 1815–1891

| 1st Prime Minister of Canada (1867–1873 and 1878–1891)

| $10

| Obverse

| 2013

| 1814–1873

| Premier of Canada East (1858–1862)

| $10

| Obverse

| 2017 (commemorative)

| 1890–1954

| Member of the Ontario Provincial Parliament (1948–1951)

| $10

| Obverse

| 2017 (commemorative)

| 1887–1971

| Senator for Lethbridge, Alberta (1958–1971)

| $10

| Obverse

| 2017 (commemorative)

| 1914–1965

| Challenging racial segregation at a cinema in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia in 1946

| $10

| Obverse

| 2018

| 1926–2022

| Queen of Canada (1952–2022)

| $20

| Obverse

| 2012

| 1874–1950

| 10th Prime Minister of Canada (1921–1926, 1926–1930 and 1935–1948)

| $50

| Obverse

| 2012

| 1854–1937

| 8th Prime Minister of Canada (1911–1920)

| $100

| Obverse

| 2011

| 1919–2006

| Doctor and author

| 20015px00

| Obverse

| 2014

| 1907–1989

| Writer, poet and linguist

| 50015px00

| Obverse

| 1992

| 1837–1889

| Chemist

| 50015px00

| Obverse

| 2007

| 1902–1971

| Poet

| 50015px00

| Obverse

| 2015

| 1901–1984

| Writer, critic, historian and professor

| 1,00015px00

| Obverse

| 2007

| 1940–2010

| Musician and composer

| 1,00015px00

| Obverse

| 2014

| 1867–1930

| Poet

| 2,00015px00

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1941–2011

| Singer

| 2,00015px00

| Obverse

| 2014

| 1923–2011

| 1st President of Cape Verde (1975–1991)

| 5,00015px00

| Obverse

| 2015

| 1848–1882

| Hero of the War of the Pacific

| 1,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 1978

| 1785–1818

| Lawyer and guerrilla fighter; founder of Chile

| 2,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 1997

| 1889–1957

| Poet-diplomat, educator and feminist; received the Nobel Prize in Literature

| 5,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 1981

| 1848–1879

| Lawyer and Navy officer

| 10,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 1989

| 1781–1865

| Humanist, diplomat, poet, legislator, philosopher, educator and philologist

| 20,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 1998

| rowspan="6"|1893–1976

| rowspan="6"|1st Chairman of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party (1945–1976); 1st Chairman of the Central Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party (1943–1969); Chairman of the Chinese Communist Party's Central Military Commission (August 23, 1945 – 1949; September 8, 1954 – September 9, 1976); 1st Chairman of the National Committee of the CPPCC (1949–1954); Honorary Chairman (1954–1976); 1st Chairman of the People's Republic of China (1954–1959); Member of the National People's Congress (1954–1959; 1964–1976)

| ¥1

| obverse

| 2004

| 1903–1948

| 5th Minister of Labour, Health and Social Welfare of Colombia (1943–1944); Minister of National Education of Colombia (1940–1941); Mayor of Bogotá (1936–1937)

| 1,000 pesos

| Both

| 2001

| 1792–1840

| 4th President of the Republic of the New Granada (1832–1837); 2nd Vice President of the Republic of Colombia (1821–1827)

| 2,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 1996

| 1907–2005

| Artist

| 2,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 2016

| 1865–1896

| Poet

| 5,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 1997 and 2015

| 1795–1817

| Seamstress and spy

| 10,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 1995

| 1921–1999

| Anthropologist

| 10,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 2016

| 1865–1920

| Astronomer

| 20,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 1996

| 1913–2007

| 24th President of Colombia (1974–1978)

| 20,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 2015

| 1837–1895

| Writer, politician and soldier

| 50,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 2000

| 1927–2014

| Novelist, short-story writer, screenwriter and journalist

| 50,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 2015

| 1908–1994

| 22nd President of Colombia (1966–1970)

| 100,000 pesos

| Obverse

| 2015

| 1904–1970

| Head of the Government of Comoros (1962–1970)

| 5,000 francs

| Obverse

| 1976

|

|

| 10,000 francs

| Obverse

| 1997

| 1925–1961

| Prime Minister of Congo-Léopoldville (June 24 – September 14, 1960)

| 1 franc

| Reverse

| 1997

| 1800–1845

| Head of State (1st term: 1835–1837; 2nd term: 1838–1842)

| ₡1000

| obverse

| 2009

| 1843–1905

| Politician and lawyer

| ₡2000

| obverse

| 2009

| 1877–1962

| President of Costa Rica (1914–1917)

| ₡5000

| obverse

| 2009

| 1906–1990

| President of Costa Rica (1st term (32nd President of Costa Rica): 1948–1949; 2nd term (34th President of Costa Rica): 1953–1958; 3rd term (38th President of Costa Rica): 1970–1974

| ₡10,000

| obverse

| 2009

| 1887–1949

| Costa Rican writer and member of the Communist Party of Costa Rica

| ₡20,000

| obverse

| 2009

| 1859–1945

| President of Costa Rica (1st term: 1910–1914; 2nd term: 1924–1928; 3rd term: 1932–1936)

| ₡50,000

| obverse

| 2009

| 1853–1895 (José Martí); 1926–2016 (Fidel Castro)

| National hero of Cuba, poet, an essayist, a journalist, a revolutionary philosopher, a translator, a professor, a publisher, and a political theorist (José Martí); Prime Minister (1959–1976), President of Cuba (1976–2008) (Fidel Castro)

| 1 peso

| both

| 2001

| 1928–1967

| Marxist revolutionary, physician, author, guerrilla leader, diplomat, and military theorist

| 3 pesos

| both

| 2004

| 1845–1895

| Lt. General

| 5 pesos

| both

| 1997

| 1836–1905

| Major General in the Ten Years' War (1868–1878) and Commander in Cuba's War of Independence (1895–1898)

| 10 pesos

| obverse

| 1997

| 1932–1959

| Cuban revolutionary

| 20 pesos

| obverse

| 1998

| 1839–1898

| General in three uprisings: part of the Cuban War of Independence, the Ten Years' War, the Little War and the War of 1895

| 50 pesos

| obverse

| 1998

| 1819–1874

| Cuban planter who freed his slaves and made the declaration of Cuban independence

| 100 pesos

| obverse

| 2001

| 1934–1957

| Cuban revolutionary who campaigned for the overthrow of Fulgencio Batista's government in Cuba

| 200 pesos

| obverse

| 2010 (2015)

| 1841–1873

| Cuban revolutionary

| 500 pesos

| obverse

| 2010 (2015)

| 1903–1929

| Founder of the "internationalized" Cuban Communist Party

| 1,000 pesos

| obverse

| 2010 (2015)

| 1316–1378

| King of Bohemia and Holy Roman Emperor

| 100 Kč

| obverse

| 1993

| 1867–1923

| Economist and politician

| 100 Kč

| obverse

| 2018 (commemorative)

| 1592–1670

| Bishop of Unity of the Brethren

| 200 Kč

| obverse

| 1993

| 1820–1862

| Author

| 500 Kč

| obverse

| 1993

| 1798–1876

| Historian and politician

| 1000 Kč

| obverse

| 1993

| 1878–1930

| Czech operatic soprano

| 2000 Kč

| obverse

| 1993

| 1850–1937

| 1st President of Czechoslovakia (1918–1935)

| 5000 Kč

| obverse

| 1993

| 1859–1935

| Painter

| 1,000 kr

| obverse

| 1998–2011

| 1849–1927

| Painter

| 1,000 kr

| obverse

| 1998–2011

| 1885–1962

| author

| 50 kr

| obverse

| 1999–2009

| 1885–1962

| Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics (1922)

| 500 kr

| obverse

| 1997–2011

| 1812–1890

| Actress (1827–1864)

| 200 kr

| obverse

| 1997–2010

| 1865–1931

| Composer, conductor and violinist

| 100 kr

| obverse

| 1999–2010

| 1913–1988

|

| 1,000 francs

| Obverse

| 2005

| 1921–1960

| Vice President of the Government Council of French Somaliland (1957–1958)

| 5,000 francs

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1916–2006

| 1st President of Djibouti (1977–1999)

| 10,000 francs

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1839–1897

| 20th President of the Dominican Republic (1879–1880)

| 20 pesos oro

| obverse

| 2010

| 1817–1861 (Francisco del Rosario Sánchez); 1813–1876 (Juan Pablo Duarte); 1816–1864 (Matías Ramón Mella)

| Founding fathers of the Dominican Republic

| 100 pesos oro/pesos dominicanos

| obverse

| 2000 (pesos oro) and 2011 (pesos dominicanos)

| 1924–1960 (Patria Mercedes Mirabal Reyes), 1926–1960 (María Argentina Minerva Mirabal Reyes), 1935–1960 (Antonia María Teresa Mirabal Reyes)

| Three sisters that opposed the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo

| 200 pesos oro/pesos dominicanos

| obverse

| 2007 (pesos oro) and 2013 (pesos dominicanos)

| 1850–1897 (Salomé Ureña de Henríquez); 1884–1946 (Pedro Henríquez Ureña)

| Poet and pedagogist (Salomé Ureña de Henríquez); Essayist, philosopher, humanist, philologist and literary critic (Pedro Henríquez Ureña)

| 500 pesos oro/pesos dominicanos

| obverse

| 2000 (pesos oro) and 2011 (pesos dominicanos)

| 1856–1932 (Emilio Prud’Homme); 1835–1905 (José Rufino Reyes y Siancas)

| Composers of the National Anthem of the Dominican Republic

| 2000 pesos oro/pesos dominicanos

| obverse

| 2000 (pesos oro) and 2011 (pesos dominicanos)

| 1926–2022

| Queen of the United Kingdom and the other Commonwealth realms (1952–2022) and Head of the Commonwealth of Nations (1952–2022)

| All ($5–100)

| Obverse

| 1993

| 1915–1991

| Economist

| $100

| Reverse

| 1993

| c. 1946–2016

| Governor of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (1989–2015)

| $50

| Reverse

| 2019

| rowspan="2"|1302–1213 BC

| rowspan="2"|Pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty (1279–1213 BC)

| 50 PT.

| reverse

| 1996

| unknown

| Pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty (2558–2532 BC)

| {{EGP|10}}

| reverse

| 2003

| rowspan = 8 |1968–

| rowspan = 8 |King of Eswatini (1986–)

| 10 emalangeni

| rowspan = 8 |Obverse

| rowspan = 8 |1974

| 1971–

| Rugby union coach; known for coaching the Fiji sevens

| $7

| Obverse

| 2017 (commemorative)

| 1985–

| Captain of the Fiji sevens

| $7

| Obverse

| 2017 (commemorative)

| 1954–

| Prime Minister of Fiji (2007–)

| $7

| Reverse

| 2017 (commemorative)

| 1965–

| 2nd President of the Gambia (1994–2016)

| All (5–200 Dalasis)

| Obverse

| 2015

| 1862–1918

| Primitivist painter

| 1 15px

| obverse

| 1995

| 1871–1933

| Composer

| 2 15px

| obverse

| 1995

| 1876–1940

| Academician

| 5 15px

| obverse

| 1995

| 1840–1915

| Poet and Public Figure

| 10 15px

| obverse

| 1995

| 1837–1907

| Public Figure, Publicist, Writer

| 20 15px

| obverse

| 1995

| c. 1160–1213

| The Queen Regnant of Georgia

| 50 15px

| obverse

| 1995

| 1172–1216

| Poet

| 100 15px

| obverse

| 1995

| 1888–1930

| Military Commander

| 200 15px

| obverse

| 2006

| 1073–1125

| King of Georgia

| 500 15px

| obverse

| 1995

| 1916–2002 (Ebenezer Ako-Adjei); 1906–1979 (Edward Akufo-Addo); 1895–1965 (Joseph Boakye Danquah); 1909–1972 (Francis Nwia Kofie Kwame Nkrumah); 1902–1963 (Emmanuel Obetsebi-Lamptey); 1910–1988 (William Ofori Atta)

| Leaders of the United Gold Coast Convention (known as "The Big Six")

| GH₵1

| Obverse

| 2007

| 1909–1972

| 1st Prime Minister of Ghana (1957–1960); 1st President of Ghana (1960–1966)

| GH₵2

| Obverse

| 2010

| 1916–2002 (Ebenezer Ako-Adjei); 1906–1979 (Edward Akufo-Addo); 1895–1965 (Joseph Boakye Danquah); 1909–1972 (Francis Nwia Kofie Kwame Nkrumah); 1902–1963 (Emmanuel Obetsebi-Lamptey); 1910–1988 (William Ofori Atta)

| Leaders of the United Gold Coast Convention (known as "The Big Six")

| GH₵5

| Obverse

| 2007

| 1875–1927

| Intellectual, missionary, and teacher

| GH₵5

| Obverse

| 2017 (commemorative)
2018 (regular issue)

| 1916–2002 (Ebenezer Ako-Adjei); 1906–1979 (Edward Akufo-Addo); 1895–1965 (Joseph Boakye Danquah); 1909–1972 (Francis Nwia Kofie Kwame Nkrumah); 1902–1963 (Emmanuel Obetsebi-Lamptey); 1910–1988 (William Ofori Atta)

| Leaders of the United Gold Coast Convention (known as "The Big Six")

| GH₵10

| Obverse

| 2007

| 1916–2002 (Ebenezer Ako-Adjei); 1906–1979 (Edward Akufo-Addo); 1895–1965 (Joseph Boakye Danquah); 1909–1972 (Francis Nwia Kofie Kwame Nkrumah); 1902–1963 (Emmanuel Obetsebi-Lamptey); 1910–1988 (William Ofori Atta)

| Leaders of the United Gold Coast Convention (known as "The Big Six")

| GH₵20

| Obverse

| 2007

| 1916–2002 (Ebenezer Ako-Adjei); 1906–1979 (Edward Akufo-Addo); 1895–1965 (Joseph Boakye Danquah); 1909–1972 (Francis Nwia Kofie Kwame Nkrumah); 1902–1963 (Emmanuel Obetsebi-Lamptey); 1910–1988 (William Ofori Atta)

| Leaders of the United Gold Coast Convention (known as "The Big Six")

| GH₵50

| Obverse

| 2007

| 1916–2002 (Ebenezer Ako-Adjei); 1906–1979 (Edward Akufo-Addo); 1895–1965 (Joseph Boakye Danquah); 1909–1972 (Francis Nwia Kofie Kwame Nkrumah); 1902–1963 (Emmanuel Obetsebi-Lamptey); 1910–1988 (William Ofori Atta)

| Leaders of the United Gold Coast Convention (known as "The Big Six")

| GH₵100

| Obverse

| 2019

| 1916–2002 (Ebenezer Ako-Adjei); 1906–1979 (Edward Akufo-Addo); 1895–1965 (Joseph Boakye Danquah); 1909–1972 (Francis Nwia Kofie Kwame Nkrumah); 1902–1963 (Emmanuel Obetsebi-Lamptey); 1910–1988 (William Ofori Atta)

| Leaders of the United Gold Coast Convention (known as "The Big Six")

| GH₵200

| Obverse

| 2019

| 1926–2022

| Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (1952–2022) and Head of the Commonwealth (1952–2022)

| All

| Obverse

| 1995

| 670–720

| General and Governor of Al-Andalus (711–712)

| £5

| Reverse

| 1995

| 1717–1790

| Governor of Londonderry (1774–1775); Governor of Gibraltar (1777–1790); Officer of the British Army during the Great Siege of Gibraltar

| £10

| Reverse

| 1995

| 1758–1805

| Flag Officer of the Royal Navy

| £20

| Reverse

| 1995

| 1874–1965

| Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1940–1945; 1951–1955)

| £50

| Reverse

| 1995

| 1915–1997

| 1st and 3rd Chief Minister of Gibraltar (1st: 1964–1969; 3rd: 1972–1987); 1st Mayor of Gibraltar (1955–1969)

| £100

| Reverse

| 2017 (commemorative)

| 1500–1524

| Prince and Commander-and-Chief of the Quiche Realm during the Spanish Conquest

| 50 centavos

| Obverse

| 1972

| 1872–1926

| President of the Republic of Guatemala (1921–1926); responsible for the introduction of the quetzal as Guatemala's national currency

| 1 quetzal

| Obverse

| 1972 (paper), 2006 (polymer)

| 1835–1885

| President of Guatemala (1873–1885)

| 5 quetzales

| Obverse

| 1969 (paper), 2011 (polymer)

| 1809–1878

| President of Guatemala (1871–1873)

| 10 quetzales

| Obverse

| 1971

| c. 1794–1862

| Governor of Guatemala (1831–1838)

| 20 quetzales

| Obverse

| 1972

|

| Minister of Finance (1923–1926)

| 50 quetzales

| Obverse

| 1974

| 1499–1563

| Bishop of the Realm of Goathemala; Founder of San Carlos de Borromeo University

| 100 quetzales

| Obverse

| 1972

|

| Composers of the marimba

| 200 quetzales

| Obverse

| 2009

| 1926–2022

| Queen of the United Kingdom and the other Commonwealth realms (1952–2022)

| All (£5–50)

| Obverse

| 1994

| 1762–1842

| Bailiff of Guernsey (1821–1842)

| £1

| Reverse

| 1991

| 1793–1866

| Printer; Founder of the De La Rue printing company

| £1 and £5

| Reverse

| 2013 (commemorative £1); 1991 (£5)

| 1769–1812

| Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada (Acting) (1811–1812); Hero of Upper Canada

| £10

| Reverse

| 1991

| 1757–1836

| Admiral of the British Royal Navy, 1st Baron de Saumarez

| £20

| Reverse

| 1991

| fl.1803

| Responsible for the creation of the Flag of Haiti

| 10 Gourdes

| Obverse

| 1988

| 1781–1805

| Freedom fighter and revolutionary; lieutenant in the army of Toussaint Louverture

| 10 Gourdes

| Obverse

| 2004

| 1743–1803

| Leader of the Haitian Revolution

| 20 Gourdes

| Obverse

| 2001

| 1806–1878

| 8th President of Haiti (1859–1867)

| 25 Gourdes

| Obverse

| 2004

| 1815–1888

| 13th President of Haiti (1879–1888)

| 50 Gourdes

| Obverse

| 1979

| 1766–1806

| Rebel slave and officer in the Haitian Revolution

| 50 Gourdes

| Obverse

| 2004

| 1767–1820

| President of the State of Haiti (1807–1811); King of Haiti (1811–1820)

| 100 Gourdes

| Obverse

| 1979

| 1758–1806

| Leader of the Haitian Revolution and Emperor of Haiti (1804–1806)

| 250 Gourdes

| Obverse

| 1979

| 1770–1818

| 1st President of Haiti (1806–1818)

| 500 Gourdes

| Obverse

| 1888

| 1828–1896

| 16th President of Haiti (1889–1896)

| 1,000 Gourdes

| Obverse

| 1999

| ?-1537

| War chieftain of the Lencas

| L1

| Obverse

| 1951

| 1846–1908

| President of Honduras (1876–1883)

| L2

| Obverse

| 1976

| 1792–1842

| President of the Federal Republic of Central America (1830–1839)

| L5

| Obverse

| 1950

| 1805–1871

| Head of State of Honduras (1852–1855)

| L10

| Obverse

| 1951

| 1781–1850

| Head of State of Honduras (1824–1827)

| L20

| Obverse

| 1951 (paper)
2008 (polymer)

| 1887–1972

| 39th President of Honduras (1949–1954)

| L50

| Obverse

| 1976

| 1780–1834

| 3rd President-elect of the Federal Republic of Central America

| L100

| Obverse

| 1951

| 1848–1893

| Lieutenant Secretary of Finance of Guatemala (1871–1873); Secretary of Education of Guatemala and Secretary of Foreign Affairs of Guatemala (1873–1876); Secretary General of Honduras (1876–1883)

| L500

| Obverse

| 1995

| 1580–1629

| Prince of Transylvania (1613–1629); led an uprising against the Hungarian monarchy

| 2,000 Ft

| both

| 1998

| 1443–1490

| King of Hungary (1458–1490)

| 1,000 Ft

| obverse

| 1998

| 1803–1876

| Statesman and reformer

| 20,000 Ft

| obverse

| 2001

| 1676–1735

| Prince of Transylvania; led the uprising against the Hungarian monarchy (1703–1711)

| 500 Ft

| obverse

| 1998

| 975–1038

| 1st King of Hungary (1006–1038)

| 10,000 Ft

| obverse

| 1997

| 1791–1860

| Statesman and political theorist

| 5,000 Ft

| obverse

| 1999

| 1640–1673

| 2nd wife of Gísli Þorláksson

| 5,000 kr

| obverse

| 1986

| 1807–1845

| Poet, author and naturalist

| 10,000 kr

| obverse

| 2013

| 1646–1715

| developer of embroidery; 3rd wife of Gísli Þorláksson

| 5,000 kr

| both

| 1986

| 1885–1972

| painter

| 2,000 kr

| obverse

| 1995

| 1811–1879

| leader of the 19th century independence movement

| 500 kr

| both

| 1981

| 1605–1675

| Lutheran bishop; collected Old Norse literature

| 1,000 kr

| obverse

| 1984

| 1631–1684

| Lutheran bishop of Hólar (1657–1684); husband of Ragnheiður Jónsdóttir

| 5,000 kr

| obverse

| 1986

| 1640–1660

| 1st wife of Gísli Þorláksson

| 5,000 kr

| obverse

| 1986

|1819 - 1901

|Queen of the United Kingdom

|5

|Reverse

|1858 (discontinue)

| -

|French Indian Rupee

|1

|Reverse

|1938

(discontinue)

|1865 - 1936

|King of the United Kingdom and India

|1, 5, 10, 15, 50

|Obverse

|1937 (discontinue)

|1895 - 1952

|King of the United Kingdom and India

|1, 2, 5, 10, 100,1000

|Obverse

|1943

(discontinue)

| rowspan="9" | 1869–1948

| rowspan="9" | Leader of the Indian independence movement

| ₹5

| rowspan="9" | Obverse

| 2002

| 1783–1817

| Moluccan soldier; national hero

| 1000 Rp

| obverse

| 2000

| 1870–1910

| Aceh fighter; national heroine

| 1000 Rp

| obverse

| 2016

| 1809–1862

| Sultan of Banjar; national hero

| 2000 Rp

| obverse

| 2009

| 1894–1941

| Dutch era politician; national hero

| 2000 Rp

| obverse

| 2016

| 1772–1864

| Leader of the Padri Movement in West Sumatra; national hero

| 5000 Rp

| obverse

| 2001

| 1921–2010

| 3rd Chairman of the MPR (1972–1977); national hero

| 5000 Rp

| obverse

| 2016

| 1767–1862

| 8th Sultan of the Palembang Sultanate; national hero

| 10,000 Rp

| obverse

| 2005

| 1921–1979

| 4th Governor of Papua (1964–1973); national hero

| 10,000 Rp

| obverse

| 2016

| 1897–1945

| Fighter for independence; national hero

| 20,000 Rp

| obverse

| 2004

| 1890–1949

| Politician, journalist, and national hero

| 20,000 Rp

| obverse

| 2016

| 1917–1946

| Commander of the Indonesian forces in Bali against the Dutch during the Indonesian War of Independence; national hero

| 50,000 Rp

| obverse

| 2005

| 1911–1963

| 10th Prime Minister of Indonesia (1957–1959); national hero

| 50,000 Rp

| obverse

| 2016

| 1901–1970 (Sukarno); 1902–1980 (Hatta)

| 1st President of Indonesia (1945–1967; Sukarno); 1st vice-president of Indonesia (1945–1956; Hatta); independence declaration signers, national heroes (both)

| 100,000 Rp

| obverse

| 1999

| 1870–1937

| notable supporter of the Iranian Constitutional Revolution

| 100 ریال

| rowspan=8|obverse

| 1985

| rowspan="7"|1902–1989

| rowspan="7"|leader of the 1979 Iranian Revolution and 1st Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran

| 1000 ریال

| 1992

| c. 965-c. 1040

| Scientist, mathematician, astronomer, and philosopher

| 10,000 dinars

| Obverse

| 2003

| 1888–1970

| Nobel Prize winner in Literature (1966)

| ₪50

| obverse

| rowspan="4"|1998

| 1884–1963

| 2nd President of Israel (1952–1963)

| ₪100

| obverse

| 1894–1965

| 2nd Prime Minister of Israel (1954–1955)

| ₪20

| obverse

| 1889–1974

| 3rd President of Israel (1963–1973)

| ₪200

| obverse

| 1890–1931

| rowspan=6|Poet

| ₪20

| rowspan=6|obverse

| 2017

| 1875–1943

| ₪50

| 2014

| 1911–1970

| ₪100

| 2017

| 1910–1970

| ₪200

| 2015

| 1801–1832

| Leader of the Jamaican Baptist War slave rebellion of 1831; National hero of Jamaica

| J$50

| Obverse

| 1988

| 1801–1832

| Leader of the Jamaican Baptist War slave rebellion of 1831; National hero of Jamaica

| J$500

| Obverse

| 2022

| 1820–1865

| Businessman, magistrate and politician, one of two representatives to the Assembly from St. Thomas-in-the-East parish; National hero of Jamaica

| J$50

| Obverse

| 2022

| 1822–1865

| Baptist deacon and activist; leader of the 1865 Morant Bay protesters, who marched for justice and fair treatment for all the people in Jamaica; National hero of Jamaica

| J$50

| Obverse

| 2022

| 1887–1940

| Political activist; founder and first President-General of the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League (UNIA-ACL); National hero of Jamaica

| J$100

| Obverse

| 2022

| 1911–1967

| 2nd Prime Minister of Jamaica (February 23 – April 11, 1967)

| J$100

| Obverse

| 1986

| 1911–1967

| 2nd Prime Minister of Jamaica (February 23 – April 11, 1967)

| J$5,000

| Obverse

| 2022

| c.1685-c.1755

| Leader of the Jamaican Maroons; National Heroine of Jamaica

| J$500

| Obverse

| 1994

| 1884–1977

| 1st Prime Minister of Jamaica (1962–1967)

| J$1,000

| Obverse

| 2022

| 1893–1969

| 1st Premier of Jamaica (1959–1962)

| J$1,000

| Obverse

| 2022

| 1924–1997

| 4th Prime Minister of Jamaica (1972–1980; 1989–1992)

| J$1,000

| Obverse

| 2001

| 1924–1997

| 4th Prime Minister of Jamaica (1972–1980; 1989–1992)

| J$2,000

| Obverse

| 2022

| 1930–2019

| 5th Prime Minister of Jamaica (1980–1989)

| J$2,000

| Obverse

| 2022

| 1923–2004

| 3rd Prime Minister of Jamaica (1967–1972)

| J$5,000

| Obverse

| 2009

| 1876–1928

| Bacteriologist

| ¥1,000

| obverse

| 2004

| 1853–1931

| Co-discoverer of the bubonic plague in Hong Kong in 1894, together with Alexandre Yersin

| ¥1,000

| obverse

| 2024

| 973 or 978 – 1014 or 1031

| Author

| ¥2,000

| reverse

| 2000

| 1872–1896

| Author

| ¥5,000

| obverse

| 2004

| 1864–1929

| Educator; pioneer in education for women in Meiji period Japan

| ¥5,000

| obverse

| 2024

| 1835–1901

| Political theorist, entrepreneur, teacher, translator and author

| ¥10,000

| obverse

| 2004

| 1840–1931

| Industrialist; "father of Japanese capitalism"

| ¥10,000

| obverse

| 2024

| rowspan="5"|1926–2022

| rowspan="5"|Queen of the United Kingdom and Head of the Commonwealth (1952–2022)

| £1

| obverse

| rowspan="6"|1971

| 1757–1781

| Major in the British Army, killed in the Battle of Jersey

| £10

| reverse

| 1854–1931

| Sharif and Emir of Mecca (1908–1924); King of the Kingdom of Hejaz (1916–1924)

| 1 dinar

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1882–1951

| Emir of Transjordan (1921–1946); King of Jordan (1946–1951)

| 5 dinars

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1909–1972

| King of Jordan (1951–1952)

| 10 dinars

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1935–1999

| King of Jordan (1952–1999)

| 20 dinars

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1962–

| King of Jordan (1999–)

| 50 dinars

| Obverse

| 2002

| c.872-c.950

| Scholar

| 15px1

| Obverse

| 1993

| 1815–1898

| Poet

| 15px3

| Obverse

| 1993

| 1823–1896

| Composer

| 15px5

| Obverse

| 1993

| 1835–1865

| Scholar, ethnographer, historian and participant of The Great Game; the father of modern Kazakh historiography and ethnography

| 15px10

| Obverse

| 1993

| 1845–1904

| Poet, composer and philosopher

| 15px20

| Obverse

| 1993

| 1693–1748

| Khan

| 15px50

| Obverse

| 1993

| 1711–1781

| Khan

| 15px100

| Obverse

| 1993

| c.872-c.950

| Scholar

| All (15px200 to 15px10,000)

| Obverse

| 1994 (15px200, 500, and 1,000); 1996 (15px2,000); 1998 (15px5,000); 2003 (15px10,000)

| 1940–

| 1st President of Kazakhstan (1991–2019)

| 15px10,000

| Obverse

| 2016 (commemorative)

| 1940–

| 1st President of Kazakhstan (1991–2019)

| 15px20,000

| Reverse

| 2021 (commemorative)

| 1889–1978

| Prime Minister of Kenya (1963–1964); 1st President of Kenya (1964–1978); Founding father of Kenya

| 50 shillings/shilingi

| Obverse

| 1966

| 1889–1978

| Prime Minister of Kenya (1963–1964); 1st President of Kenya (1964–1978); Founding father of Kenya

| 100 shillings/shilingi

| Obverse

| 1966

| 1889–1978

| Prime Minister of Kenya (1963–1964); 1st President of Kenya (1964–1978); Founding father of Kenya

| 200 shillings/shilingi

| Obverse

| 2004

| 1889–1978

| Prime Minister of Kenya (1963–1964); 1st President of Kenya (1964–1978); Founding father of Kenya

| 500 shillings/shilingi

| Obverse

| 2003

| 1889–1978

| Prime Minister of Kenya (1963–1964); 1st President of Kenya (1964–1978); Founding father of Kenya

| 1,000 shillings/shilingi

| Obverse

| 2003

| 1912–1994

| Founder of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea); Supreme Commander of the Korean People's Army (1950–1991); Chairman of the National Defence Commission (1972–1993); Chairman of the North Korea Bureau of the Communist Party of Korea (1945–1946); Deputy Chairman of the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of North Korea (1946–1949); Chairman of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea (1949–1966); General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea (1966–1994); Deputy to the

1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th Supreme People's Assembly (1948–1994); Premier of North Korea (1948–1972); President of North Korea (1972–1994); Eternal President of the Republic/Eternal leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (1998–)

| ₩5000

| obverse

| 2009

| 1501–1570

| Confucian scholar

| ₩1,000

| obverse

| rowspan="3"|1983

| 1536–1584

| Confucian scholar

| ₩5,000

| obverse

| 1397–1450

| 4th King of the Kingdom of Joseon (1418–1450)

| ₩10,000

| obverse

| 1504–1551

| Artist, calligraphist, poet and writer

| ₩50,000

| obverse

| 2009

| 1906–1978

| Composer, actor, and operatic tenor singer; one of the composers of the state anthem of the Kirghiz SSR

| 1 som

| Obverse

| 1994

| 1926–1973

| Kyrgyz ballerina

| 5 som

| Obverse

| 1994

| 1901–1938

| Scientist, politician and poet

| 10 som

| Obverse

| 1994

| 1860–1942

| Poet, Manaschi and folk songwriter

| 20 som

| Obverse

| 1994

| 1811–1907

| Stateswoman of Kyrgyzstan, who initiated annexation of that region to Russia

| 50 som

| Obverse

| 1994

| 1864–1933

| Kyrgyz Akyns – improvising poets and singers

| 100 som

| Obverse

| 1995

| 1915–1950

| Poet

| 200 som

| Obverse

| 2000

| 1894–1971

| Manaschi – reciter of the epic Kyrgyz poem Manas

| 500 som

| Both

| 2000

| ?-1085

| Chancellor of the Kara-Khanid Khanate, poet

| 1,000 som

| Obverse

| 2000

| 1939–1992

| Actor

| 5,000 som

| Obverse

| 2009

| 1920–1992

| 1st Chairman of the Central Committee of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (1955–1992); President of Laos (1991–1992)

| ₭2,000

| Obverse

| 1997

| 1920–1992

| 1st Chairman of the Central Committee of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (1955–1992); President of Laos (1991–1992)

| ₭5,000

| Obverse

| 1997

| 1920–1992

| 1st Chairman of the Central Committee of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (1955–1992); President of Laos (1991–1992)

| ₭10,000

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1920–1992

| 1st Chairman of the Central Committee of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (1955–1992); President of Laos (1991–1992)

| ₭20,000

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1920–1992

| 1st Chairman of the Central Committee of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (1955–1992); President of Laos (1991–1992)

| ₭50,000

| Obverse

| 2004

| 1920–1992

| 1st Chairman of the Central Committee of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (1955–1992); President of Laos (1991–1992)

| ₭100,000

| Obverse

| 2011

| 1938–1996

| King of Lesotho (1966–1996)

| 10 maloti

| Obverse

| 1979

| 1786–1870

| King of Lesotho (1822–1870)

| 10 maloti

| Obverse

| 2000

| 1963– (King Letsie III); 1786–1870 (King Moshoeshoe I); 1938–1996 (King Moshoeshoe II)

| King of Lesotho (1996–) (King Letsie III); King of Lesotho (1822–1870) (King Moshoeshoe I); King of Lesotho (1966–1996) (King Moshoeshoe II)

| 10 maloti

| Obverse

| 2009

| 1938–1996

| King of Lesotho (1966–1996)

| 20 maloti

| Obverse

| 1981

| 1786–1870

| King of Lesotho (1822–1870)

| 20 maloti

| Obverse

| 1994

| 1963– (King Letsie III); 1786–1870 (King Moshoeshoe I); 1938–1996 (King Moshoeshoe II)

| King of Lesotho (1996–) (King Letsie III); King of Lesotho (1822–1870) (King Moshoeshoe I); King of Lesotho (1966–1996) (King Moshoeshoe II)

| 20 maloti

| Obverse

| 2009

| 1938–1996

| King of Lesotho (1966–1996)

| 50 maloti

| Obverse

| 1981

| 1786–1870

| King of Lesotho (1822–1870)

| 50 maloti

| Obverse

| 1992

| 1963– (King Letsie III); 1786–1870 (King Moshoeshoe I); 1938–1996 (King Moshoeshoe II)

| King of Lesotho (1996–) (King Letsie III); King of Lesotho (1822–1870) (King Moshoeshoe I); King of Lesotho (1966–1996) (King Moshoeshoe II)

| 50 maloti

| Obverse

| 2009

| 1786–1870

| King of Lesotho (1822–1870)

| 100 maloti

| Obverse

| 1994

| 1963– (King Letsie III); 1786–1870 (King Moshoeshoe I); 1938–1996 (King Moshoeshoe II)

| King of Lesotho (1996–) (King Letsie III); King of Lesotho (1822–1870) (King Moshoeshoe I); King of Lesotho (1966–1996) (King Moshoeshoe II)

| 100 maloti

| Obverse

| 2009

| 1786–1870

| King of Lesotho (1822–1870)

| 200 maloti

| Obverse

| 1994

| 1963– (King Letsie III); 1786–1870 (King Moshoeshoe I); 1938–1996 (King Moshoeshoe II)

| King of Lesotho (1996–) (King Letsie III); King of Lesotho (1822–1870) (King Moshoeshoe I); King of Lesotho (1966–1996) (King Moshoeshoe II)

| 200 maloti

| Obverse

| 2016

| 1815–1872

| 5th President of Liberia (1870–1871)

| 5 Liberian dollars

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1809–1876

| 1st President of Liberia (1848–1856); 7th President of Liberia (1872–1876)

| 10 Liberian dollars

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1895–1971

| 19th President of Liberia (1944–1971)

| 20 Liberian dollars

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1951–1990

| 21st President of Liberia (1980–1990)

| 50 Liberian dollars

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1913–1980

| 20th President of Liberia (1971–1980)

| 100 Liberian dollars

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1858–1931

| Leading the native resistance to the Italian colonization of Libya

| 10 dinars

| Obverse

| 1971

|

| Inkosi ya Makhosi (Paramount Chief)

| 20 kwacha

| Obverse

| 2012

| ?-1954

| Inkosi ya Makhosi (Paramount Chief)

| 50 kwacha

| Obverse

| 2012

| 1900–?

| Founding member of the Nyasaland African Congress

| 100 kwacha

| Obverse

| 2012

| 1928–2016

| Leader of the Nyasaland African Congress

| 200 kwacha

| Obverse

| 2012

| 1871–1915

| Baptist pastor and educator; figure to the resistance to colonialism

| 500 kwacha

| Obverse

| 2012

| 1898–1997

| 1st President of Malawi (1966–1994); 1st Prime Minister of Malawi (1964–1966)

| 1,000 kwacha

| Obverse

| 2012

| rowspan="9"|1895–1960

| rowspan="9"|1st Yang di-Pertuan Agong (Supreme Head of State)
of the Federation of Malaya

| RM 1

| obverse

| 1967

| 1911–1991

| Politician

| 25 rupees

| Obverse

| 1998

| 1916–1996

| Industrialist, pioneer of sugar industry, aviation and tourism, cabinet minister, hero of World War II

| 50 rupees

| Obverse

| 1998

|

| First Mauritanian Minister of Education

| 100 rupees

| Obverse

| 1998

| 1906–1978

| Deputy Prime Minister of Mauritius (1967–1978)

| 200 rupees

| Obverse

| 1998

| 1908–1977

| Mauritian politician; one of the leading figures of the independence movement

| 500 rupees

| Obverse

| 1998

| 1930–1996

| Deputy Prime Minister of Mauritius (1983–1988)

| 1,000 rupees

| Obverse

| 1998

| 1900–1985

| 1st Chief Minister of Mauritius (1963–1968); Prime Minister of Mauritius (1976–1982); Chairman of the Organisation of African Unity (1976–1977); Governor-General of Mauritius (1983–1985)

| 2,000 rupees

| Obverse

| 1998

| 1648/51-1695

| Nun, scholar and poet

| $200

| obverse

| 1994

| 1648/51-1695

| Nun, scholar and poet

| $100

| obverse

| 2020

| 1753–1811

| Catholic priest; leader of Mexico's struggle for independence

| $1,000

| obverse

| 2004

| 1753–1811

| Catholic priest; leader of Mexico's struggle for independence

| $200

| obverse

| 2018

| 1806–1872

| 26th President of Mexico (1858–1872)

| $20

| both (1996 paper and 2002 polymer issue); obverse (Series F)

| 1996
(polymer in 2002)

| 1806–1872

| 26th President of Mexico (1858–1872)

| $500

| both

| 2018

| 1765–1815

| leader for Mexican independence

| $50

| obverse

| 1996
(polymer in 2006)

| 1765–1815

| leader for Mexican independence

| $200

| obverse

| 2018

| 1402–1472

| Texcocan king

| $100

| obverse

| 1994

| 1829–1862

| Artists and Communist Party militants

| $500

| obverse

| 2010

| 1859–1920

| 37th President of Mexico (1917–1920)

| $100

| obverse

| 2017 (commemorative)

| 1871–1949

| Journalist and politician, President of the Mexican Constituent Congress (1916–1917)

| $100

| obverse

| 2017 (commemorative)

| 1873–1913

| 37th President of Mexico (1911–1913)

| $1000

| obverse

| 2019

| 1886–1954

| Journalist and activist

| $1000

| obverse

| 2019

| 1875–1948

| Revolutionary

| $1000

| obverse

| 2019

| 1433–1504

| Prince of the Principality of Moldavia (1457–1504) and Saint of the Romanian Orthodox Church

| All (1-1,000 lei)

| Obverse

| 1992

| 1893–1923

| Founding member of the Mongolian People's Party, leader of the Mongolian partisan army, Father of the Mongolian Revolution

| ₮5

| Obverse

| 1939

| 1893–1923

| Founding member of the Mongolian People's Party, leader of the Mongolian partisan army, Father of the Mongolian Revolution

| ₮10

| Obverse

| 1939

| 1893–1923

| Founding member of the Mongolian People's Party, leader of the Mongolian partisan army, Father of the Mongolian Revolution

| ₮20

| Obverse

| 1981

| 1893–1923

| Founding member of the Mongolian People's Party, leader of the Mongolian partisan army, Father of the Mongolian Revolution

| ₮50

| Obverse

| 1939

| 1893–1923

| Founding member of the Mongolian People's Party, leader of the Mongolian partisan army, Father of the Mongolian Revolution

| ₮100

| Obverse

| 1939

| 1162–1227

| Founder and Great Khan (emperor) of the Mongol Empire (1206–1227)

| ₮500

| Obverse

| 1993

| 1162–1227

| Founder and Great Khan (emperor) of the Mongol Empire (1206–1227)

| ₮1,000

| Obverse

| 1993

| 1162–1227

| Founder and Great Khan (emperor) of the Mongol Empire (1206–1227)

| ₮5,000

| Obverse

| 1994

| 1162–1227

| Founder and Great Khan (emperor) of the Mongol Empire (1206–1227)

| ₮10,000

| Obverse

| 1995

| 1162–1227

| Founder and Great Khan (emperor) of the Mongol Empire (1206–1227)

| ₮20,000

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1963–

| King of Morocco (1999–)

| 20 dirhams

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1963–

| King of Morocco (1999–)

| 20 dirhams

| Obverse

| 2013

| 1963–

| King of Morocco (1999–)

| 50 dirhams

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1963–

| King of Morocco (1999–)

| 50 dirhams

| Obverse

| 2013

| 1963– (Mohammed VI); 1909–1961 (Mohammed V); 1929–1999 (Hassan II)

| King of Morocco (1927–1961) (Mohammed V); King of Morocco (1961–1999) (Hassan II); King of Morocco (1999–) (Mohammed VI)

| 100 dirhams

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1963–

| King of Morocco (1999–)

| 100 dirhams

| Obverse

| 2012

| 1963– (Mohammed VI); 1929–1999 (Hassan II)

| King of Morocco (1999–) (Mohammed VI); King of Morocco (1961–1999) (Hassan II)

| 200 dirhams

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1963–

| King of Morocco (1999–)

| 200 dirhams

| Obverse

| 2012

| 1933–1986

| Military commander, revolutionary, socialist leader and President of Mozambique (1975–1986)

| 20 meticais

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1933–1986

| Military commander, revolutionary, socialist leader and President of Mozambique (1975–1986)

| 50 meticais

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1933–1986

| Military commander, revolutionary, socialist leader and President of Mozambique (1975–1986)

| 100 meticais

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1933–1986

| Military commander, revolutionary, socialist leader and President of Mozambique (1975–1986)

| 200 meticais

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1933–1986

| Military commander, revolutionary, socialist leader and President of Mozambique (1975–1986)

| 500 meticais

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1933–1986

| Military commander, revolutionary, socialist leader and President of Mozambique (1975–1986)

| 1,000 meticais

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1830–1905

| Leader of the Nama people during the Herero and Nama genocide; National hero of Namibia

| All (10 to 200 Namibian dollars)

| Obverse

| 1993 and 2012

| 1929–2025

| 1st President of Namibia (1990–2005)

| 10 and 20 Namibian dollars

| Obverse

| 2012

| 1830–1905

| Leader of the Nama people during the Herero and Nama genocide; National hero of Namibia

| 50-, 100 and 200 Namibian dollars

| Obverse

| 2012

| 1929–2025

| 1st President of Namibia (1990–2005)

| 30 Namibian dollars

| Obverse

| 2020 (commemorative)

| 1936–

| 2nd President of Namibia (2005–2015)

| 30 Namibian dollars

| Obverse

| 2020 (commemorative)

| 1941–2024

| 3rd President of Namibia (2015–)

| 30 Namibian dollars

| Obverse

| 2020 (commemorative)

| 1926–2022

| Queen and Head of State of New Zealand since 1952, and leader of the Commonwealth of Nations.

| $20

| rowspan=5| Obverse

| 1967

| 1919–2008

| Mountaineer and explorer. First person to reach the summit of Mount Everest (1953), and first person to drive overland to the South Pole (1958). Later known for his community work in Nepal.

| $5

| 1990

| 1874–1950

| Played a significant role in the revival of Māori people and culture during the early 20th century. First Māori graduate for a New Zealand University, and Member of Parliament for 38 years.

| $50

| 1990

| 1871–1937

| New Zealand physicist and 'father of the atom'; explaining the perplexing problem of naturally occurring radioactivity, determining the structure of the atom, and changing one element into another. Awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1908.

| $100

| 1990

| 1848–1934

| Prominent suffragette, who led the campaign for woman's right to vote. This determination led to New Zealand being the first sovereign state to allow woman to vote, in 1893.

| $10

| 1990

| 1912–1966

| Prime Minister of Nigeria (1960–1966)

| ₦5

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1900–1971

| Educator, statesman, activist and politician

| ₦10

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1938–1976

| 4th Head of State of Nigeria (1975–1976)

| ₦20

| Obverse

| 2006

| 1925–1984

| Potter

| ₦20

| Reverse

| 2006

| 1909–1987

| Premier of Western Nigeria (1954–1960)

| ₦100

| Obverse

| 1999

| 1910–1966

| Premier of Northern Nigeria (1954–1966)

| ₦200

| Obverse

| 2000

| 1904–1966

| 1st President of Nigeria (1963–1966)

| ₦500

| Obverse

| 2001

| 1919–1970 (Aliyu Mai-Bornu); 1920–2000 (Clement Nyong Isong)

| Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (1963–1967; Aliyu Mai-Bornu); Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (1967–1975; Clement Nyong Isong)

| ₦1,000

| Obverse

| 2005

| 1772–1842

| Philosopher, humanist, lawyer and poet

| C$10

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1853–1919

| President of Nicaragua (1893–1909)

| C$20

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1924–1978

| Journalist and publisher

| C$50

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1867–1916

| Poet, journalist, diplomat, and writer

| C$100

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1792–1869

| National hero of Nicaragua

| C$500

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1867–1916

| Poet, journalist, diplomat and writer

| C$1,000

| Obverse

| 2016 (commemorative)

| 1812–1885

| Writer and scholar; collector of Norwegian folklore

| 50 kr

| obverse

| 1997

| 1895–1962

| opera singer

| 100 kr

| obverse

| 1997

| 1867–1917

| scientist

| 200 kr

| obverse

| 1994

| 1882–1949

| Nobel Prize winner for Literature (1928)

| 500 kr

| obverse

| 1999

| 1863–1944

| Expressionist painter

| 1,000 kr

| obverse

| 2001

| rowspan = 8 |1940–2020

| rowspan = 8 |Sultan of Oman (1970–2020)

| 100 baisa

| rowspan = 8 |Obverse

| rowspan = 8 |1995

| rowspan = 3 |1955–

| rowspan = 3 |Sultan of Oman (2020–present)

| 5 Rials

| rowspan = 3 |Obverse

| rowspan = 3 |2020

| 1936–2021

| Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea (1975–2011)

| 50 kina

| Reverse

| 1999

| rowspan="7"|1876–1948

| rowspan="7"|1st Governor-General of Pakistan (1947–1948);
"Father of the Nation"

| Rs. 10

| obverse

| 2006

| (1865–1902) and (1868–1938)

| Founded the first Normal Schools in the country

| 12px 2,000

| Obverse

| 2008

| 1792–1862

| Consul of Paraguay (1841–1844); 1st President of Paraguay (1844–1862)

| 12px 5,000

| Obverse

| 1962

| 1766–1840

| Consul of Paraguay (1813–1814; 1814–1840)

| 12px 10,000

| Obverse

| 1962

| 1885–1944

| Classical guitarist and composer

| 12px 50,000

| Obverse

| 1981

| 1576–1628

| Patron saint of Paraguay

| 12px 100,000

| Obverse

| 1998

| 1914–1941

| National aviation hero

| Nuevo sol/sol

| S/. 10

| obverse

| 1991–

| 1920–1983

| Singer and composer

| Nuevo sol/sol

| S/. 10

| obverse

| 2021–

| 1897–1960

| Minister of Foreign Affairs, Historian and Senator

| Nuevo sol/sol

| S/. 20

| obverse

| 1991–

| 1911–1969

| Novelist, poet, and anthropologist

| Nuevo sol/sol

| S/. 20

| obverse

| 2021–

| 1888–1919

| Poet

| Nuevo sol/sol

| S/. 50

| obverse

| 1991–

| 1915–2016

| Historian and social researcher

| Nuevo sol/sol

| S/. 50

| obverse

| 2021–

| 1903–1980

| Minister of education; Historian

| Nuevo sol/sol

| S/. 100

| obverse

| 1991–

| 1874–1945

| Diplomat and scientist

| Nuevo sol/sol

| S/. 100

| obverse

| 2021–

| 1586–1617

| Saint Rose of Lima, First catholic saint of the Americas

| Nuevo sol/sol

| S/. 200

| obverse

| 1995–

| 1928–1984

| Printmaker and painter

| Nuevo sol/sol

| S/. 200

| obverse

| 2021–

| 1878–1944

| 2nd President of the Philippines (1935–1944)

| ₱20

| obverse

| 1986

| 1878–1961

| 4th President of the Philippines (1944–1946)

| ₱50

| obverse

| 1986

| 1892–1948

| 5th President of the Philippines (1946–1948)

| ₱100

| obverse

| 1986

| 1910–1997

| 9th President of the Philippines (1961–1965)

| ₱200

| obverse

| 2002

| 1935–

| 20th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (1998–2005); swore in President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo

| ₱200

| reverse

| 2002

| 1947–

| Daughter of President Diosdado Macapagal; 14th President of the Philippines (2001–2009)

| ₱200

| reverse

| 2002

| 1933–2009

| 11th President of the Philippines (1986–1992)

| ₱500

| obverse

| 2010

| 1932–1983

| Leader of the opposition to the autocracy and dictatorship of President Ferdinand Marcos

| ₱500

| both

| 1987

| 1886–1942

| 5th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; executed by Japanese forces during World War II

| ₱1,000

| obverse

| 2002

| 1898–1945

| Founder of the Girl Scouts in the Philippines; executed by Japanese forces during World War II

| ₱1,000

| obverse

| 1991

| 1889–1945

| Brigadier General of the Philippine Army; executed by Japanese forces during World War II

| ₱1,000

| obverse

| 1991

|

| Datu of Mactan in the Visayas; the first native Filipino to resist imperial Spanish colonization and for killing Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan in the Battle of Mactan

| ₱5,000

| obverse

| 2021 (commemorative)

| 966/7-1025

| King of Poland (992–1025)

| zl 20

| obverse

| rowspan="5"|1995, 2012, 2015 and 2017

| 1310–1370

| King of Poland (1333–1370)

| zl 50

| obverse

| 1351–1434

| King of Poland (1386–1434)

| zl 100

| obverse

| 935–992

| Duke of Poland (960–992)

| zl 10

| obverse

| 1520–1572

| King of Poland (1530–1572)

| zl 200

| obverse

| 1629–1696

| King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuiania (1674–1696)

| zl 500

| obverse

| 1867–1935

| Chief of State of the Second Republic of Poland (1918–1922); First Marshal of Poland (1920); Dictator of the Second Polish Republic (1926–1935); Minister of Military Affairs (1926–1935)

| zl 10 and zl 20

| Obverse

| 2008 (commemorative)
2014 (commemorative)

| 1809–1849

| Romantic Poet

| zl 20

| Obverse

| 2009 (commemorative)

| 1810–1849

| Composer and Virtuoso pianist

| zl 20

| Obverse

| 2010 (commemorative)

| 1867–1934

| Physicist and chemist; winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics (1903) and Chemistry (1911)

| zl 20

| Obverse

| 2011 (commemorative)

| 1415–1480

| Priest, chronicler, diplomat, soldier, and secretary to Bishop Zbigniew Oleśnicki of Kraków

| zl 20

| Obverse

| 2015 (commemorative)

| ca. 940/45-977

| Bohemian princess of the Přemyslid dynasty and by marriage Duchess of the Polans

| zl 20

| Obverse

| 2016 (commemorative)

| 1949–2010

| President of Poland (2005–2010)

| zl 20

| Obverse

| 2021 (commemorative)

| 1920–2005 (John Paul II); 1901–1981 (Stefan Wyszyński)

| Pope of the Roman Catholic Church (1978–2005); Saint of the Roman Catholic Church (John Paul II); Cardinal, Archbishop of Gniezno and Warsaw (1948–1981) (Stefan Wyszyński)

| zl 50

| Both (John Paul II); Reverse (Stefan Wyszyński)

| 2006 (commemorative)

| 1895–1961

| Poet, playwright and philosopher

| 200 L

| obverse

| 2006

| 1864–1927

| Prime minister of Romania (five times, 1909–1927)

| 100 L

| obverse

| 2019 (commemorative)

| 1852–1912

| Playwright and short story writer

| 100 L

| obverse

| 2005

| 1850–1889

| Romantic poet

| 500 L

| obverse

| 2005

| 1881–1955

| Composer, violinist and pianist

| 5 L

| obverse

| 2005

| 1865–1927

| King of Romania (1914–1927)

| 100 L

| obverse

| 2018 (commemorative)

| rowspan="2"|1838–1907

| rowspan="2"|Painter; a founder of modern Romanian painting

| rowspan="2"|10 L

| rowspan="2"|obverse

| 2005

| 1871–1940

| Prime Minister of Romania (1931–1932) and historian

| 1 L

| obverse

| 2005

| 1875–1938

| Queen consort of Romania (1914–1927)

| 100 L

| obverse

| 2018 (commemorative)

| 1894–1917

| World War I Second Lieutenant

| 20 L

| obverse

| 2021

| 1882–1913

| Engineer, inventor and early pilot

| 50 L

| obverse

| 2005

| 1809–1881

| Governor General of Irkutsk and Yeniseysk (1847–1861)

| 5,000 ₽

| obverse

| 2006

| 1672–1725

| Tsar of Russia and first Russian Emperor (1682–1725)

| 500 ₽

| obverse

| 1995

| 978–1054

| Prince of Kiev and Novgorod (1019–1054)

| 1,000 ₽

| obverse

| 2001

| 1929–1990

| Goalkeeper for Dynamo Moscow (1950–1970) and the Soviet Union national football team (1954–1967)

| 100 ₽

| obverse

| 2018 (commemorative)

| 1913–2007

| O le Ao o le Malo (Head of State) of Samoa (1962–2007)

| 100 tālā

| Obverse

| 2008

| ?-1596

| King of the Angolars

| 200 dobras

| Obverse

| 2020

| 1924–2015

| King of Saudi Arabia and Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques (2005–2015)

| 1–100 riyals

| Obverse

| 2007

| 1876–1953

| King of Nejd and Hejaz (1926–1932); King of Saudi Arabia (1932–1953); Founder of Saudi Arabia

| 500 riyals

| Obverse

| 2007

| 1935–

| King of Saudi Arabia and the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques (2015–)

| 5–100 riyals

| Obverse

| 2016

| rowspan = 8 |1918–2013

| rowspan = 8 |President of South Africa (1994–1999)

| 10 rand

| rowspan = 8 |Obverse (2012 issue); Reverse (2018 commemorative issue)

| rowspan = 8 |2012 (original issue); 2018 (commemorative issue)

| 1945–2005

| President of the Southern Sudan Autonomous Region (July 9–30, 2005); Leader of the Sudan People's Liberation Army during the Second Sudanese Civil War

| All (5 to 25 South Sudanese piasters)

| Obverse

| 2011

| 1945–2005

| President of the Southern Sudan Autonomous Region (July 9–30, 2005); Leader of the Sudan People's Liberation Army during the Second Sudanese Civil War

| All (1 to 1,000 South Sudanese pounds)

| Obverse

| 2011 (1 to 100 South Sudanese pounds); 2016 (20 South Sudanese pounds); 2018 (500 South Sudanese pounds); 2021 (1,000 South Sudanese pounds)

| 1865–1927

| geographer

| 500 din.

| both

| 2004

| 1869–1958

| Prime Minister of the Yugoslav government-in-exile (1942–1943)

| 5,000 din.

| both

| 2003

| 1787–1864

| Linguist; reformer of the Serbian language

| 10 din.

| both

| 2006

| 1856–1914

| Composer and music educator

| 50 din.

| both

| 2005

| 1879–1958

| Mathematician, astronomer and geophysicist

| 2,000 din.

| both

| 2011

| 1813–1851

| Prince-Bishop of Montenegro (1830–1851); Serbian language poet

| 20 din.

| both

| 2006

| 1873–1915

| Painter

| 200 din.

| both

| 2006

| 1856–1943

| Serbian-American electrical engineer and inventor

| 100 din.

| both

| 2006

| 1850–1937

| 1st president of the National Bank of Serbia (1912–1926)

| 1,000 din.

| both

| 2006

| 1840–1908

| Leader in the Hut Tax War of 1898 in Northern Sierra Leone against British rule and Krio dominance

| 1,000 Leones

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1894–1965

| Trade unionist, journalist, activist, and politician

| 2,000 Leones

| Obverse

| 2000

| 1814–1879

| Responsible for leading the revolt of fellow slaves on the Spanish slave ship, Amistad

| 5,000 Leones

| Obverse

| 2002

| 1840–1908

| Leader in the Hut Tax War of 1898 in Northern Sierra Leone against British rule and Krio dominance

| 1 Leone

| Obverse

| 2022

| 1894–1965

| Trade unionist, journalist, activist, and politician

| 2 Leones

| Obverse

| 2022

| 1814–1879

| Responsible for leading the revolt of fellow slaves on the Spanish slave ship, Amistad

| 5 Leones

| Obverse

| 2022

| 1918–2000

| Educationalist and politician; served as the first female mayor of Freetown in 1966

| 20 Leones

| Obverse

| 2022

| rowspan="8"|1910–1970

| rowspan="8"|First President of Singapore (1965–1970)

| S$2

| rowspan="8"|obverse

| rowspan="8"|1999

| 1923–2015

| 1st Prime Minister of Singapore (1959–1990)

| S$50

| Both

| 2015 (commemorative)

| 1796–1864

| Author, translator and teacher

| S$20

| Reverse

| 2019 (commemorative)

| 1855–1956

| Promoting rubber in the Malay Peninsula

| S$20

| Reverse

| 2019 (commemorative)

| 1874–1961

| Businessman; Philanthropic work, for setting up schools in China and Southeast Asia and for helping to raise funds to support China in events of the 20th century

| S$20

| Reverse

| 2019 (commemorative)

| 1887–1980

| Businessman and philanthropist

| S$20

| Reverse

| 2019 (commemorative)

| 1898–2011

| Charity worker, yoga teacher and retired nurse

| S$20

| Reverse

| 2019 (commemorative)

| 1903–1983

| Badminton and tennis champion

| S$20

| Reverse

| 2019 (commemorative)

| 1915–1942

| Malayan military officer of the 1st Malaya Infantry Brigade who fought the Japanese in the Battle of Pasir Panjang in Singapore during World War II

| S$20

| Reverse

| 2019 (commemorative)

| 1918–1982

| Educator

| S$20

| Reverse

| 2019 (commemorative)

| 1945

| 6th President of Sri Lanka (2005–2015)

| 1,000 rupees

| Obverse

| 2009 (commemorative)

| 1907–2002

| Writer

| 20 kr

| obverse

| 2015

| 1890–1976

| Artist, author, composer and singer

| 50 kr

| obverse

| 2015

| 1905–1990

| Actress

| 100 kr

| obverse

| 2016

| 1918–2007

| Film director, producer and screenwriter

| 200 kr

| obverse

| 2015

| 1918–2005

| Soprano

| 500 kr

| obverse

| 2016

| 1905–1961

| Secretary-General of the United Nations (1953–1961)

| 1,000 kr

| obverse

| 2015

| 1818–1897

| historian of the arts

| 1,000 Fr.

| obverse

| 1998

| 1887–1965

| modernist architect

| 10 Fr.

| obverse

| 1997

| 1901–1966

| sculptor, painter, draftsman

| 100 Fr.

| obverse

| 1998

| 1892–1955

| composer

| 20 Fr.

| obverse

| 1996

| 1878–1947

| French-speaking Swiss author

| 200 Fr.

| obverse

| 1997

| 1889–1943

| artist, painter, sculptor

| 50 Fr.

| obverse

| 1995