Belarus 2025 80 rubles commemorative note

Hi All,

Just wondering if anyone can provide me with an answer for the following questions.

According to reports, the details for the above

Quantity - 80,000 pieces

Price - 120 rubles

Are they all released in a folder? If not, what is the quantity that has been released in a folder?

Thanks

According to this website, all these 80 000 pieces were released in a folder. I didn't really check where they got this information from, though.

Belarus new 80-ruble commemorative note (BNP106) confirmed introduced 31.03.2025 – BanknoteNews

Thanks for your post @Deda Lebeda .

I just have a feeling that it may not be the case. I believe that not all info posted on the Internet is entirely accurate.

At the moment, there are a few sold by dealers and some are as it is and some are with a folder. 
 

If you compare this Belarus note with those Poland commemorative notes, we can more or less confirm that all those Polish commemorative were issued in a folder, as I have not seen any one selling them as it is without the folder.

Thanks

Well, if you can read cyrillic, the information should be available on the webpage of the central bank or the respective banknote printer, but you've probably already figured this out.🙂

Hi all..

Quantity in folder: 80.000 pieces

Quantity without folder: 120.000 pieces

MINTAGE: 200.000 units

Best regards from Colombia

riccim31

Hi all..

 

Quantity in folder: 80.000 pieces

Quantity without folder: 120.000 pieces

 

MINTAGE: 200.000 units

 

Best regards from Colombia

Thanks Riccim31. Is there anyway I can confirm this via the Internet? 

ahkai

riccim31

Hi all..

 

Quantity in folder: 80.000 pieces

Quantity without folder: 120.000 pieces

 

MINTAGE: 200.000 units

 

Best regards from Colombia

Thanks Riccim31. Is there anyway I can confirm this via the Internet? 

Hi,

total mintage is 80.000 pcs, all the banknotes are released in folders. Some dealers sell without folders, because the folder is big, heavy and weight maybe 200-250 grams, so it's expensive to send to customers.

Best regards from Minsk, Belarus.