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Tonga new 100 pa’anga banknote

Oceania

 

The 100 Pa’anga banknote, P-55; B-230, features a distinctive pink color and measures 150 x 70 mm. The front design includes a medallion portraying King Tupou VI and the national coat of arms. On the reverse side, the note showcases the Royal Palace in Nuku’Alofa, symbolizing the monarchy’s historical significance.

A security stripe enhances the note’s security, while De La Rue, based in London, England (DLR), is credited as the printer. The watermark, featuring King Tupou VI, electrotype NRBT, and Cornerstones, further establishes the note’s authenticity.

Not dated, with the prefix A, the 100 Pa’anga note was introduced on December 4, 2023.

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Tonga new 50 pa’anga banknote

Oceania

 

The 50 Pa’anga banknote, P-54; B-229, boasts a rich green color and measures 150 x 70 mm. Its front showcases a medallion featuring the image of King Tupou VI alongside the national coat of arms. On the reverse side, the note highlights the Saint George Government building, a symbol of governance and administrative authority.

A windowed security thread adds to the note’s security features. Printed by De La Rue in London, England (DLR), the banknote incorporates a watermark comprising King Tupou VI, electrotype NRBT, and Cornerstones, attesting to its authenticity.

Not dated, with the prefix A, this 50 Pa’anga note was introduced on December 4, 2023.

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Tonga new 20 pa’anga banknote

Oceania

 

The 20 Pa’anga banknote, P-53; B-228, exhibits a distinctive yellow hue and measures 150 x 70 mm. Its front features a medallion portraying King Tupou VI and the national coat of arms. On the reverse side, the note showcases the National Reserve Bank of Tonga building, representing a symbol of economic stability.

Security measures include a 2.0-mm red-to-green windowed security thread with demetalized NRBT, enhancing counterfeit deterrence. De La Rue, based in London, England (DLR), takes credit as the printer. The watermark comprises King Tupou VI, electrotype NRBT, and Cornerstones, ensuring the note’s authenticity.

Not dated, with the prefix A, the 20 Pa’anga note was introduced on December 4, 2023.

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Tonga new 10 pa’anga banknote

Oceania, Polymer

 

The 10 Pa’anga banknote, P-52; B-227, is characterized by a serene blue color and has dimensions of 150 x 70 mm. Constructed from polymer with Safeguard technology, this note ensures durability in circulation.

On the front, a medallion features the image of King Tupou VI and the national coat of arms. The reverse side captures a cultural moment with Princess Angelika Latufuipeka Tuku’aho performing the Kava Ceremony Milolua.

In terms of security, a simulated security thread enhances the note’s resilience against counterfeit attempts. Printed by De La Rue in London, England (DLR), this polymer note, like its counterparts, lacks a traditional watermark.

Not dated, with the prefix A, this 10 Pa’anga note was introduced on December 4, 2023.

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Tonga new 5 pa’anga banknote

Oceania, Polymer

 

The 5 Pa’anga banknote, P-51; B-226, is distinguished by a regal purple color and measures 150 x 70 mm. Notably, this polymer note incorporates Safeguard technology for durability.

The front side showcases a medallion, featuring the image of King Tupou VI alongside the national coat of arms. On the reverse, the note highlights the Ha’amonga ‘a Maui trilithon, an ancient monument of cultural significance.

Security features include a simulated security thread, contributing to the note’s resilience against counterfeiting. De La Rue, based in London, England, is credited as the printer (DLR). Unlike traditional paper banknotes, this polymer note does not incorporate a watermark.

Not dated, with the prefix A, the 5 Pa’anga note was introduced on December 4, 2023.

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Tonga new 2 pa’anga banknote

Oceania

 

The 2 Pa’anga banknote, P-50; B-225, features an eye-catching orange color scheme and measures 150 x 70 mm. The front showcases a medallion, King Tupou VI, and the national coat of arms. On the reverse side, the note depicts a captivating scene of whale watching, capturing the natural beauty of the region.

Security features include a 1.4-mm windowed security thread with demetalized NRBT for enhanced authenticity. De La Rue, based in London, England, is credited as the printer (DLR). The watermark incorporates King Tupou VI, electrotype NRBT, and Cornerstones, ensuring the note’s integrity.

Not dated, with the prefix A, this 2 Pa’anga note was introduced on December 4, 2023.

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