You’ve probably seen that the £5 note isn’t the only polymer note, the £10 note is also made form the same plastic.

The polymer £10 note also comes with lots of very cool features!

You might not think that bank notes are very high tech but they’ve got lots of clever, hidden features.

The more detail that’s on a bank note, the harder it is to fake.

The polymer notes use holograms. On the ten pound, the hologram changes from ‘ten’ to ‘pounds’. There’s also the same 3D crown as the fiver – if you turn the note over, behind the crown is a book shaped copper foil with the initials JA.

The ten pound has a clear plastic window with a metallic foil image of Winchester Cathedral, where Jane Austen is buried.

Find out more about Jane Austen!

On top of all this, the polymer ten pound has a brand new feature – on the front of the notes, there are two clusters of raised dots to help blind and partially sighted people identify it as a ten pound note.

When the twenty pound note gets its makeover, it will have a different pattern of raised dots to help people know which note they’re holding.

Check out the polymer ten pound note for yourself!