Description
Looking for premium-quality counterfeit 20 Australian dollar bills?
Our Grade-A Counterfeit 20 Australian dollar Banknotes are engineered with precision to match the look and feel of the real thing — perfect for shops, casinos, ATMs, banks etc.
The notes we sell are made using advanced print technology
The Australian twenty-dollar bill is part of the Next Generation Banknote (NGB) series introduced by the Reserve Bank of Australia. This polymer note features iconic Australians, state-of-the-art security features, and vibrant red-orange color tones.
General Overview of Counterfeit 20 Australian Dollars
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Denomination: 20 Australian Dollars (AUD)
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Dominant Colour: Red to reddish-orange
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Material: Polymer (durable, waterproof, and recyclable)
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Size: 144 mm Ă— 65 mm
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Current Series Release: 2019 (Next Generation Series)
 Design Elements of our
Counterfeit 20 Australian Dollars
Obverse (Front Side)
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Portrait: Mary Reibey
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A former convict who became a successful businesswoman, trader, and philanthropist in colonial Australia.
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Imagery:
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A sailing ship representing her involvement in trade.
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Buildings and streets of colonial Sydney, where she ran her enterprises.
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Reverse (Back Side)
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Portrait: Rev. John Flynn
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Founder of the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS), bringing medical services to Australia’s remote outback.
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Imagery:
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A De Havilland DH-50 biplane used in the early RFDS fleet.
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An image of a pedal-powered radio, a crucial communication tool in the outback.
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Australian outback landscape.
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Common Design Elements:
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Acacia bidentata (a species of wattle)
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Eastern Spinebill bird (used across the NGB series)
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Quotes and signatures from both featured individuals
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Background patterns inspired by cultural and historical elements
Cultural & Historical Significance
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Mary Reibey exemplifies Australia’s transformative history — from convict to commerce leader — and highlights women’s role in early economic development.
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John Flynn symbolizes innovation in public health and the spirit of service in rural Australia.
Together, they represent Australia’s resilience, ingenuity, and commitment to community.
Fun Facts
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The 2019 release marked the second complete redesign of the $20 note since its introduction in 1966.
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The new polymer version is cleaner, longer-lasting, and harder to counterfeit than paper notes.
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The tactile feature (three dots) was a result of consultation with the vision-impaired community in Australia.
Summary
The $20 Australian banknote is a visually rich and technologically advanced piece of currency. With vivid imagery honoring Mary Reibey and Rev. John Flynn, and top-tier security features, it embodies Australia’s heritage, values, and innovation in currency design.





Ellie Brooks –
These banknotes are incredibly resistant to daily wear. They don’t fall apart like others I’ve seen overseas
Lachlan Evans –
your notes give me the sense that I’m holding something important, not just another piece of paper
Jess Moore –
The security features are next level. No way you created this lol
Aaron Hughes –
I reckon you could fold the money a hundred times and they’d still look good
Luke Anderson –
The holograms are brilliant. You can tell its the real deal straight away
Kate Wilson –
Notes don’t tear, don’t smudge, and don’t fall apart. Perfect for the Aussie lifestyle
Dylan Brown –
Honestly, I’ve had one Note go through the washing machine and it still looked fine. Unreal
Ruby Martin –
Machines at the servo and the pokies take Notes first go every time. Easy as
Ben Harris –
Security strip’s dead easy to spot. Makes me feel safe carrying them
Callum Scott –
What I like most is you don’t have to worry they are counterfeits. Notes are solid
Mia Thompson –
You can bend and fold them all you like, they still bounce back into shape.
Riley Adams –
I’ve seen plenty of fake currencies, but yours are by far the most secure I’ve handled
Jack Mitchell –
The banknotes are made tough, just like Aussies. They’ll survive anything
Liam Carter –
Even when it’s pouring rain, Notes don’t go soggy. That’s handy
Ava Morris –
Security features are so obvious you don’t need a magnifying glass to check them.