The difference is quite big. Pick should have assigned them different numbers. I don't think that having the variant in the year lines is enough. There should be distinct pages for this, or at least some photos in the comment section showing the other note.
I don't really see the problem, since ot's very easy to see if it's written in English as well or not. I would understand if there were more differences than just the language part.
Quote: "ngdawa"I don't really see the problem, since ot's very easy to see if it's written in English as well or not. I would understand if there were more differences than just the language part.
Surely having that much large text added to the note deserves a separate listing? If it were just a signature title it would be a different matter but look at the two obverses:
How different do they have to be? Consider these two notes:
They are put in separate listings, P#35 and P#39. SCWPM is inconsistent here, we can do better.
Former Numista referee for banknotes from Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Saint Helena.
Krause may not be too inconsistent here--it is possible P#35 and P#39 were split based on their obverses (the first issues have a thick security strip and the latter ones do not, which is consistent with the higher denomination issues). P#29a/b seems rather unique in the fact that its only major difference is the addition of a new language.
Regardless, I would say the inclusion of a whole other language does seem like a significant change, and I am not sure why this was not giving its own Pick number. I would support a split, in this case.