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Malawi 2000 and 5000 kwacha banknotes

Africa

The 2,000 Kwacha banknote P-70; B-164, equivalent to US$2.66 or €2.29, boasts distinctive features that set it apart. With a vibrant yellow color and dimensions of 132 x 66 mm, this currency note stands out.

The front side of the note proudly displays the image of Reverend John Chilembwe. At the lower left corner on the front, there are two circles that serve as tactile marks for the visually impaired. Adding an intriguing visual element, the SPARK Live fish enhances the note’s aesthetics.

On the reverse side, the Magistrate Court in Blantyre takes center stage. This notable building is depicted with attention to detail, representing a significant aspect of the nation’s identity.

To enhance security, a holographic stripe is incorporated into the note, providing an added layer of protection against counterfeiting. Additionally, a 4-mm wide green-to-gold RollingStar Cube windowed security thread runs through the note, showcasing advanced security technology.

The note is printed by Giesecke & Devrient (G&D), a reputable printer from Germany known for its precision and quality. A watermark graces the note, featuring a depiction of Reverend John Chilembwe and an electrotype representation of the denomination “2000.”

The date “1st OCTOBER 2021” holds significance and is a testament to a momentous event. The note is marked with the prefix “CM” and was introduced into circulation on February 24, 2022. The signature of Wilson Banda adds a personal touch, underscoring the note’s authenticity and official nature. This banknote seamlessly combines artistic elements with advanced security features, making it a symbol of both cultural heritage and technological innovation.

The 5,000 Kwacha banknote P-71; B-165, valued at US$6.66 or €5.72, is a testament to both artistic craftsmanship and advanced security features. With a regal purple hue and dimensions of 132 x 66 mm, this currency note captures attention.

The obverse side of the note prominently features Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda, a figure of historical significance. Alongside his image, a depiction of the Malawi map adds a distinctive element. The SPARK Live fish further enhances the visual appeal, while a scene of fishermen in a boat pays homage to the nation’s connection with its waterways. Additionally, the Malawi map serves as a registration device, reinforcing the note’s identity.

Turning the note reveals the reverse side, where the Malawi map takes the spotlight once again. Silhouettes of two people grace the scene, symbolizing unity and connection. The bank’s logo is also featured, adding a touch of authenticity. A depiction of the Reserve Bank of Malawi branch office in Blantyre further cements the note’s significance in the nation’s financial landscape.

To fortify its security features, a micromirror LEAD foil holographic stripe is incorporated into the note, offering a high level of protection against counterfeit attempts. A 4-mm wide green-to-gold Galaxy windowed security thread runs through the note, showcasing advanced technology.

The note is meticulously printed by Giesecke & Devrient (G&D), a renowned printer from Germany. A watermark graces the note, featuring an image of Hastings Kamuzu Banda and an electrotype representation of the denomination “5000.”

The date “1st OCTOBER 2021” marks a pivotal moment, while the note was introduced into circulation on February 24, 2022. The signature of Wilson Banda adds a touch of authenticity and authority. This banknote seamlessly blends history, culture, and security measures, making it a symbol of Malawi’s heritage and commitment to safeguarding its currency.

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Liberia 100 dollars banknote

Africa

The banknote has a value of 100 Dollars, which is equivalent to US$0.50 or €0.43. It is identified as P-41 and B-319, and its color is green. Its dimensions measure 157 x 67 mm.

The front of the banknote features the portrait of President William Richard Tolbert Jr. On the back side, there is an illustration of a market woman and the text “CENTRAL BANK OF LIBERIA.”

The banknote includes a windowed security thread with demetalized stars. The watermark on the banknote depicts the Coat of Arms with an electrotype CBL.

The banknote is dated 2021, and its prefix is AD. It was introduced in December 2021, and it features the signatures of Tweah and Tarlue.

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Laos 5000 kip banknote

Asia

The banknote has a value of 5,000 Kip, which is equivalent to US$0.55 or €0.47. It is identified as P-41A and B-520, and its color is brown and orange. Its dimensions measure 152 x 68 mm.

The front of the banknote features the portrait of Kaysone Phomvihane and the Pha That Luang pagoda located in Vientiane. On the back side, there is an illustration of a cement factory.

The banknote includes a solid security thread with demetalized 5000 and Lao text. It was printed by the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Goznak” from Russia (FGU). The watermark on the banknote depicts the Wat That Luang stupa.

The banknote is dated 2020, and its prefix is AA. There are no signatures present on the banknote.

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Belarus 100 ruble banknote

Europe

The banknote features Radzivil castle located in Nyesvizh, which is in the Minsk district, on the front side. On the back side, there is a collage on the theme of theater and folk holidays, featuring a violin.

It has a security thread with a holographic windowed security thread that has demetalized Br100. The printer of the banknote is the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Goznak” from Russia (FGU). The watermark on the banknote depicts Radziwills’ Castle and an electrotype 100.

The banknote was introduced on July 1st, 2016, and has a date of 2022. There is no signature present on the banknote, and its prefix includes ЕА, ЕВ, ЕК, ЕМ; EH (which has been in circulation since 2018). In case of a replacement, the banknote features a serial prefix of # XX.

It is worth noting that the banknote is part of the Honor region and is associated with Minsk.

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Russia 100 ruble banknote

Europe

100 Rubles (US$1.28; €1.10) P-A276; B-834 Color: Yellow Dimensions: 150 x 65 mm

The obverse side of the banknote exhibits a vibrant design. It prominently features the main building of Moscow State University, an iconic symbol of higher education in Russia. Adjacent to it is the Spasskaya Tower of the Moscow Kremlin, known for its striking appearance and the chimes that resonate through the city. Another notable landmark depicted on the banknote is the Zaryadye concert hall, accompanied by a floating bridge. The engineering marvel of the Ostankino Tower is also showcased, symbolizing technological advancements. Additionally, a QR-code is incorporated as part of the design, representing the integration of modern technology in currency.

On the reverse side of the banknote, a solemn scene unfolds, paying tribute to the Rzhev Memorial to the Soviet Soldier in the Rzhevsky District of Tver Oblast. This memorial honors the sacrifice of soldiers who fought during the Second World War. Above the memorial, birds in flight symbolize freedom and peace. The banknote further presents an aerial view of the Russian countryside, showcasing the nation’s diverse landscapes. A map of Russia serves as a reminder of the country’s vast territory and rich cultural heritage.

To ensure its authenticity and security, the banknote is equipped with several features. A 2-mm wide windowed security thread runs through the note, displaying demetalized “100” and “₽” (the symbol for the Russian ruble). These elements help in detecting counterfeit notes. Additionally, a watermark featuring the Spasskaya Tower and an electrotype “100” adds an extra layer of security.

The banknote is printed by the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “Goznak,” which is the official printing works of the Russian government, responsible for producing banknotes and security documents.

The banknote is dated 2022 and is expected to be introduced into circulation in the same year. Banknotes with the prefix “AA” will likely be among the first released.

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Azerbaijan 10-manat banknote

Asia

The 10 Manat (US$5.87; €5.05) banknote, P-40; B-410, boasts a harmonious fusion of history and innovation. Its vibrant green color and dimensions of 134 x 70 mm make it an artistic and practical piece of currency.

On the obverse, a resplendent sailing ship takes center stage, rendered in a mesmerizing green-to-blue SPARK Live effect. Surrounding it are remarkable landmarks: the Old Baku cityscape, the majestic Shirvanshahs Palace, and the iconic Maiden Tower accompanied by the ancient fortress walls. This composition embodies the spirit of Azerbaijan’s rich heritage and cultural significance.

Flipping the note reveals an equally captivating reverse. Adorned with traditional Azeri carpet ornaments, it exudes the country’s artistic legacy. A map of Azerbaijan is thoughtfully integrated, emphasizing its geographical and cultural diversity.

The banknote’s security features are equally impressive. A RollingStar LEAD holographic stripe, a pinnacle of modern security, graces the currency, adding a layer of protection against counterfeiting. The green-to-blue RollingStar security thread, when observed through a window, showcases a mesmerizing play of colors. The demetalized inscription of “AMB 10” further enhances its authenticity.

The watermark, a dual representation of coats of arms and an electrotype “10,” stands as a hallmark of the note’s integrity. Dated 2021 with the prefix “A,” the banknote bears the distinctive signature of Elman Rustamov, a notable figure in Azerbaijan’s financial landscape.

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Bangladesh 100-taka banknote

Asia, Commemorative

“Padma Bridge” Commemorative Issue

The 100 Taka banknote, P-70 and BNP307, holds a value of US$1.18 or €1.01. It displays a vibrant color combination of orange and purple, perfectly encompassing the nation’s essence. Its dimensions stand at 140 x 62 mm, offering a compact yet impactful presence.

The front of the banknote portrays two esteemed figures: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Prime Minister Hasina Wajed. Their presence pays tribute to their significant roles in the nation’s history. The iconic Bangabandhu/Jomunā Bridge is prominently displayed, serving as a symbol of connectivity and progress.

On the reverse side, the Padma Bridge takes center stage, representing the nation’s commitment to infrastructural development and advancement.

To bolster its security, a Kinetic StarChrome® windowed security thread is incorporated, providing an innovative layer of protection against counterfeit attempts. The banknote is printed by the Security Printing Corporation Limited (SPCBL) in Bangladesh, ensuring the highest standards of quality and authenticity.

The watermark is a fusion of artistry and security, featuring Sheikh Mujibur Rahman against a pixelated background, accompanied by an electrotype bank logo and the denomination “100.”

The year 2022 signifies the banknote’s inception, highlighting its relevance in contemporary transactions. The banknote’s introduction into circulation occurred on June 26th, 2022, marking a significant event in the nation’s financial landscape.

Fazle Kabir’s signature adds an element of authority and credibility, further solidifying the banknote’s status as a trusted instrument of monetary exchange.

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Venezuela 50 and 100 bolivares banknotes

America

The 50 Bolivares (US$127.71; €109.80) banknote P-118; B-388 is adorned with a vibrant Green hue and measures 157 x 69 mm.

On the front side of the banknote, the illustrious figure of Simón Bolívar commands attention, a testament to his enduring historical significance.

Flipping the banknote reveals the iconic National Pantheon in Caracas, a symbol of cultural heritage and history.

For heightened security, a windowed security thread gleams with the demetalized inscription “BCV,” enhancing the banknote’s authenticity. The watermark, a mark of genuineness, showcases Simón Bolívar’s visage alongside an electrotype “BCV.”

This banknote was meticulously crafted by Casa de la Moneda Venezuela (CdlMV), a respected printer based in Venezuela. The date “29 DE ABRIL DE 2021” is imprinted on the note, with the prefix “A.” It was introduced into circulation in October 2021. The signatures of Calixto José Ortega Sánchez and Sohail Hernández Parra lend an authoritative touch to this remarkable currency.

The 100 Bolivares (US$255.42; €219.59) banknote P-119; B-389 is adorned with an elegant Purple hue and measures 157 x 69 mm.

On the front side of the banknote, the dignified portrait of Simón Bolívar commands attention, a tribute to his enduring historical legacy.

Flipping the banknote reveals the iconic National Pantheon in Caracas, a cultural landmark that speaks of the nation’s rich history.

To enhance security, a windowed security thread gleams with the demetalized inscription “BCV,” reinforcing the banknote’s authenticity. The watermark, a hallmark of genuineness, showcases Simón Bolívar’s visage alongside an electrotype “BCV.”

This banknote was meticulously produced by Casa de la Moneda Venezuela (CdlMV), a respected printer based in Venezuela. The date “29 DE ABRIL DE 2021” is imprinted on the note, with the prefix “A.” It entered circulation in October 2021. The signatures of Calixto José Ortega Sánchez and Sohail Hernández Parra lend an authoritative touch to this notable currency.

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Argentina new family of banknotes

America

The 100 pesos banknote P-367; B-423, valued at US$1.32 or €1.13, is characterized by unique features that set it apart. With a blend of purple and rose hues and dimensions measuring 155 x 65 mm, this currency note exudes a distinct visual presence.

On the front side of the note, the denomination itself is used as a registration device, enhancing its security features. Adorned with images of flowers and María Eva Duarte de Perón, a rose with an optical variable ink (OVI) effect adds an intriguing visual element. Flipping the note reveals a depiction of the coat of arms, a sunburst, and a crowd of women surrounding María Eva Duarte de Perón, celebrating her role as a proponent of Law 13.010. The scene of women voting in 1948 further highlights her significance.

A windowed security thread with printed “BCRA 100” runs through the note, contributing to its security measures. Produced by Sociedad del Estado (S.E.) Casa de Moneda in Buenos Aires, the note carries a watermark portraying María Eva Duarte de Perón along with an electrotype “EP,” adding an additional layer of security.

The note has no date, signifying its creation in 2022, with an expected introduction by the end of the same year. The series is marked as “J.” The signatures of Sergio Massa and Miguel Angel Pesce lend their authority to the note, reinforcing its official nature.

The 200 pesos banknote P-368; B-424, valued at US$2.64 or €2.27, stands out with its distinctive features. With a bold blue color and dimensions measuring 155 x 65 mm, this currency note commands attention.

On the front side of the note, the denomination serves as a registration device, enhancing its security features. Adorned with images of flowers, Martín Miguel de Güemes, and Juana Azurduy, a poncho with an optical variable ink (OVI) effect adds an intriguing visual element. Flipping the note reveals a depiction of the coat of arms, a sunburst, and a group of soldiers on horseback during the Campaña gaucha (1814 – 1825), a scene that pays homage to historical events.

A windowed security thread with printed “BCRA 200” runs through the note, contributing to its security measures. Produced by Sociedad del Estado (S.E.) Casa de Moneda in Buenos Aires, the note carries a watermark portraying Martín Miguel de Güemes and Juana Azurduy along with electrotype “MG” and “JA,” adding an additional layer of security.

The note has no date, signifying its creation in 2022, with an expected introduction by the end of the same year. The series is marked as “J.” The signatures of Sergio Massa and Miguel Angel Pesce lend their authority to the note, reinforcing its official nature.

The 500 pesos banknote P-369; B-425, valued at US$6.60 or €5.67, is characterized by distinct features that make it noteworthy. With a vibrant green color and dimensions measuring 155 x 65 mm, this currency note commands attention.

On the front side of the note, the denomination serves as a registration device, enhancing its security features. Adorned with images of flowers, María Remedios del Valle, and Manuel Belgrano, a sunburst with an optical variable ink (OVI) effect adds a captivating visual element. Flipping the note reveals a depiction of the coat of arms, a sunburst, and soldiers on horseback pledging allegiance to the flag on February 27, 1812, commemorating a significant historical event.

A windowed security thread with printed “BCRA 500” runs through the note, contributing to its security measures. Produced by Sociedad del Estado (S.E.) Casa de Moneda in Buenos Aires, the note carries a watermark portraying María Remedios del Valle and Manuel Belgrano along with electrotype “MV” and “MB,” adding an additional layer of security.

The note has no date, signifying its creation in 2022, with an expected introduction by the end of the same year. The series is marked as “J.” The signatures of Sergio Massa and Miguel Angel Pesce lend their authority to the note, reinforcing its official nature.

The 1000 pesos banknote P-70; B-426, valued at US$13.19 or €11.34, is distinguished by unique features that set it apart. With a vibrant orange color and dimensions measuring 155 x 65 mm, this currency note possesses a distinct visual presence.

On the front side of the note, the denomination itself is used as a registration device, enhancing its security features. Adorned with images of flowers and José de San Martín, flames with an optical variable ink (OVI) effect add an intriguing visual element. Flipping the note reveals a depiction of the coat of arms, a sunburst, and soldiers on horseback crossing the Andes on January 17, 1817, commemorating a historic achievement.

A windowed security thread with printed “BCRA 1000” runs through the note, contributing to its security measures. Produced by Sociedad del Estado (S.E.) Casa de Moneda in Buenos Aires, the note carries a watermark portraying José de San Martín along with an electrotype “JSM,” adding an additional layer of security.

The note carries the year “ND” (No Date), signifying its creation in 2022, with an expected introduction by the end of the same year. The series is marked as “J.” The signatures of Sergio Massa and Miguel Angel Pesce lend their authority to the note, reinforcing its official nature.

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Tunisia 5 and 50-dinar banknotes

Africa

The 5 Dinars banknote P-95; B-537, valued at US$1.80 or €1.55, holds an exquisite charm. Measuring 143 x 73 mm, its lush green hue captures attention. On its front, a circular gradient from green to blue encapsulates the denomination, exhibiting a mesmerizing SPARK Live effect. Embodied within this note is the essence of Slaheddine el-Amami, a significant figure.

Flipping the note reveals the captivating Roman aqueducts of Zaghouan, a historic marvel. An aura of security is woven through a 4.0-mm wide Rapid HD windowed security thread adorned with a demetalized numeral 5, thwarting counterfeit endeavors. The mysterious printer’s identity lends an air of intrigue.

Behold the watermark, a fusion of Slaheddine el-Amami’s visage and the intricate electrotype 5. This combination reflects a careful crafting of art and security. Anchoring this masterpiece is the date of its inception, 20th March 2022, surrounded by the enigmatic aura of the prefix C/1 and the heralding of its introduction on 28th April 2022.

Two signatures, those of Nadia Gamba and Marouane Abassi, grace the note, sealing its authenticity. This 5 Dinars note harmonizes art, history, and security, echoing the rich tapestry of a nation’s heritage.

This 50 Dinars banknote P-100; B-540, valued at US$17.98 or €15.46. Its dimensions, a regal 158 x 79 mm, command attention. The color palette of deep brown exudes a sense of gravitas, setting the stage for a journey through history.

The front of this note features the denomination elegantly presented in purple, enhanced by the mesmerizing SPARK Live effect. But there’s more to this note than its numerical value – it bears the spirit of Hedi Nouira, an influential presence.

Flipping the note reveals the Banque Centrale de Tunisie building in Tunis, an architectural marvel that symbolizes economic stability. Security takes center stage through a 5.0-mm wide Rapid HD windowed security thread, its demetalized 50 acting as a sentinel against any attempts at replication. The identity of the printer remains shrouded, adding a layer of mystique to this masterpiece.

The watermark is a symphony of art and security, uniting the visage of Hedi Nouira with the intricate electrotype 50. This fusion is a testament to the care invested in its creation. The note’s birthdate, 20th March 2022, is etched with pride, accompanied by the enigmatic prefix G/1 and the heralding of its introduction on 28th April 2022.

Nadia Gamba and Marouane Abassi, through their signatures, vouch for the authenticity of this note, encapsulating a piece of history within its fibers. The 50 Dinars banknote embodies the essence of heritage, artistry, and security, standing as a testament to a nation’s legacy.

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