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Banknotes of the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus in Circulation
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Introduced on:  July 15, 2005     Denomination:  100 000 Rubles     Size of the banknote: 150 x 74 mm
 
 Front: The Radziwills’ Castle in the town of Neswizh

 
 Back: View of the Radziwills’ Castle in Nesvizh from a painting
by the Belarusian artist Napoleon Orda

Banknote security features:
WatermarkWatermarkLocal, an image of a fragment of fretwork on the Radziwill’s Castle ceiling
and a light element – letters "ÍÁÐÁ"
1338
1.Watermark
Security threadSecurity threadMetallized with holographic effect of the window (diving) type, 3 mm wide,
with text "ÍÁÐÁ"
1340
2.Security thread
Latent imageLatent imageLetters "ÐÁ" are visible at a certain view angle1341
3.Latent image
See–through register markSee–through register markNon–colored element of the of the obverse is filled with the color of the fragments of the reverse thus forming a finished (one and indivisible) design1342
4.See–through register mark
Intaglio printingIntaglio printingan image of the Radziwill’s Castle, denomination value in figures and in letters and other text details are raised and can be easily detected by touch1343
5.Intaglio printing
Security patternSecurity patternConsists of thin, dotted lines as geometrical figures1344
6.Security pattern
MicroprintMicroprintContinuously repeated text "ÍÁÐÁ" and denomination value "100000"1452
7.Microprint
MicroperforationMicroperforationLetters "ÍÁÐÁ" formed by microholes appear which look like bright spots1346
8.Microperforation
Blind CodeBlind CodeSpecial signs for determining banknotes' denominations made by using
raised printing
1347
9.Blind Code
Non–colored stampingNon–colored stampingNon–colored relief image located on the non–printed part of the banknote
and visible under oblique light
1348
10.Non–colored stamping
Optically Variable Ink (OVI)Optically Variable Ink (OVI)The image of the coat of arms of the Radziwill family, located above the main image, changes its color from golden to green when the banknote is given a tilt1349
11.Optically Variable Ink (OVI)
Fluorescence under UV lightFluorescence under UV lightOBVERSE: security fibers
REVERSE: the rectangle bearing denomination value "100000", left bottom serial (horizontal) number, the security fibers
1350
12.Fluorescence under UV light
 
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