Spurious date in Bulgaria P#108? [solved]

Bulgaria issued two 5000 leva notes in the 1990s, P#108 and P#111. According to Bank Note Museum, P#108 was issued in 1996 and P#111 in 1997. However, we have both dates listed for P#108 (https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note202241.html). Can anyone confirm the existence of the 1997 P#108? The difference is the presence (P#108) or absence (P#111) of a holographic strip at the left of the obverse.

Well, the 1996 issue has a holographicstrip at left obverse, which the 1997 issue lacks:
5,000 Leva 1996, P-108
5,000 Leva 1997, P-111

Quote: "ngdawa"​Well, the 1996 issue has a holographicstrip at left obverse, which the 1997 issue lacks:
​5,000 Leva 1996, P-108
​5,000 Leva 1997, P-111

​So are you saying that the 1997 date should be moved from P#108 to P#111? That certainly seems to be correct as I can't find any 1997 notes with the hologram.

Quote: "ceh2019"

Quote: "ngdawa"​Well, the 1996 issue has a holographicstrip at left obverse, which the 1997 issue lacks:
​​5,000 Leva 1996, P-108
​​5,000 Leva 1997, P-111

​​So are you saying that the 1997 date should be moved from P#108 to P#111? That certainly seems to be correct as I can't find any 1997 notes with the hologram.

​Yes, 1997 does not have a hologram and should therfore be listed seperately, I reckon.

The 1997 is listed in two places, https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note202241.html and https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note244352.html. I'm suggesting the 1997 date in the first be moved to the second.

Quote: "ceh2019"​The 1997 is listed in two places, https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note202241.html and https://en.numista.com/catalogue/note244352.html. I'm suggesting the 1997 date in the first be moved to the second.

​Me too. The first one is sole 1996, and the other one is sole 1997. No 1997 issue has a hologram, and no 1996 issue is without hologram.

Done.