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Thailand new 20 Baht banknote

Introducing the 20 Baht banknote, P-142; B-200, with a monetary equivalence of US$0.63 or €0.54. Measuring 138 x 72 mm, its emerald green hue radiates a sense of prosperity. Crafted on the substrate known as Guardian, this note bears an air of resilience.

On the front, a commanding presence emerges – none other than King Rama X Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun, adorned in the dignified uniform of the Royal Thai Air Force. This portrayal embodies the fusion of leadership and national pride.

Flipping the note reveals a tableau of history. Kings Rama I Phra Buddha Yodfa Chulalok and Rama II Phrabat Somdet Phra Phutthaloetla Naphalai stand united, reflecting the nation’s rich legacy. Guarding this treasure trove of art and history is a security thread, meticulously windowed and demetalized with the emblematic “20 baht,” thwarting any attempts at forgery.

The prestigious Note Printing Works of the Bank of Thailand takes credit for bringing this masterpiece to life. The security thread, solid and demetalized, stands as an unyielding fortress against counterfeit endeavors. Prefixes ranging from 0B to 9B usher in a sense of variety and continuity, while the dark numeral “20” gazes boldly from the look-through field.

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Guyana new 2000 Dollars banknote

“55TH ONE GUYANA Independence Anniversary” commemorative issue

The 2000 Dollars banknote P-42; B-121, with a value of US$9.56 or €8.22, is a masterful blend of artistry and advanced security features. Measuring 156 x 65 mm, this note stands as a symbol of Guyana’s pride and identity, draped in a multitude of colors, thanks to its innovative GUARDIAN™ polymer composition.

The front of the banknote is a canvas that showcases Guyana’s essence. The Bank of Guyana’s logo takes center stage, set against the backdrop of the national flag, representing unity and sovereignty. The outline of Guyana itself graces the note, a reminder of its geographical beauty. The color-changing security device, Victoria amazonica, adds a layer of enchantment while serving as a symbol of security. The anniversary logo, “55TH ONE GUYANA Independence Anniversary,” commemorates a significant milestone.

Turning the note, the back is adorned with the portraits of children representing Guyana’s six ethnic groups, a reflection of its diverse tapestry. The Wai-Wai pattern further embellishes the note, nodding to indigenous art and culture.

The security features woven into this note are a marvel. The large transparent window, ink color-changing effect, and raised printing combine aesthetics with safeguarding measures. The TOUCH™ tactile element aids the visually impaired, ensuring inclusivity. The dynamic color-changing flower and the gold pattern around the window add an air of mystique. Under UV light, hidden features come to life, affirming the note’s authenticity.

Undated and bearing the prefix “AA,” this banknote signifies a timeless connection to Guyana’s identity. The signatures of Bobind Ganga and Bharrat Jagdeo seal its authority.

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Guatemala new 200 quetzales banknote

The 200 Quetzales banknote, P-127 and B-611, holds a value of US$25.72 or €22.11. It showcases an elegant blue hue, its dimensions measuring 156 x 68 mm, a size that’s both substantial and distinguishable.

On the front side of the banknote, the denomination itself acts as a registration device. Noteworthy figures Germán Alcántara, Mariano Valverde, and Sebastián Hurtado grace this side, accompanied by a gold-to-green SPARK Orbital clef note.

Turning the note reveals a captivating scene: the musical notes of “La Flor del Café” composed by G. Alcántara, alongside the xylophone (marimba) of S. Hurtado. The weathered façade is an allegory to “Noche de Luna entre Ruinas” by M. Valverde. The denomination, once again, serves as a registration device, offering both visual interest and security.

For heightened security, a windowed security thread is incorporated, featuring demetalized characters “200BG.” Giesecke & Devrient (G&D) in Germany is responsible for printing this banknote, ensuring a level of quality and authenticity that aligns with their reputation.

The watermark is a collaboration of artistry and security, portraying the figures of Hurtado, Valverde, and Alcántara against an electrotype 200.

The date “27 DE MAYO DE 2020” commemorates an important moment, marking a noteworthy event or occasion. The banknote’s prefix is “H” with a suffix of “A,” contributing to its distinctiveness. Its introduction into circulation occurred in 2021, adding a fresh element to the nation’s currency landscape.

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