The Millennium was issued in 2000 to commemorate the millennium. The note was a limited edition issue with a mintage of 5 million. i.e the notes range from 0000001 to 5000000. Notes beyond the serial number 5000000 are Replacement Notes which was inserted into any of the defective notes in the range 0000001 to 5000000.
This is the only piece of the Millennium Note with serial number 0000008
The Singapore Commemorative $25 note is issued to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). It is the second commemorative note to be issued by the Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore, the first being the Singapore Commemorative $50 note issued to commemorate Singapore's 25th year of independence.
This is the only piece of the Commemorative $25 note with serial number 000006
Only 300,000 pieces issued therefore there are only 3 pieces of Solid Number for the Commemorative $25 note, e.g 111111, 222222 & 333333 (Solid 333333 is found to be in the 20 note Uncut Sheet) 
40th Anniversary Currency Interchangeability Agreement Commemorative Notes.
Singapore & Brunei Polymer $20 40th Anniversary Currency Interchangeability Agreement Commemorative Notes with serial numbers SGD 000008 & BHD 000008 respectively.
12 June 2007 marks the 40th Anniversary of the currency Interchangeability Agreement between Brunei Darussalam & Singapore. The agreement enables Brunei Dollars & Singapore Dollars to be exchanged at par. As this facilitates bilateral trade & tourism, the Agreement has played a central role in the good relations between the two countries. To commemorate this auspicious occasion, the Brunei Currency & monetary Authority of Singapore are pleased to issue two commemorative notes in a set comprising a $20 polymer note of each country. A total of 12,000 sets will be jointly issued by the  Brunei Currency & monetary Authority of Singapore. The two countries will also each issue a circulation verson of the note. 
In Mavin Auction 15, 7 July 2007, the pair of SGD 000001 & BHD 000001 had hit a record of US$114,000 (Excluding buyer's premium) for a single lot ever auctioned off in Mavin.
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