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Kazakhstan
 
 

 

Country overview

 

 

Ķazaķstan Respublikasy
Capital Astana
Population (millions) 15.2
Area (sq km) 2,717,300
GDP per capita (USD PPP) 8,300

 

 

Polymer overview

 

 

Country ranking 2nd (hybrid) All varieties 2
Year of the first polymer issue 2006 (hybrid) Proof 0
Number of polymer issues 1 (hybrid) Specimen 1
Current status Hybrid and paper Regular 1
New polymer issues expected? Unclear Replacement 0

 

 

General information

 

 

 

Kazakhstan is the second country in the world to issue a hybrid bank note .
 

 

 

 

National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan

National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan (qazaqša)

 

Tenge bank notes

Tenge bank notes (qazaqša)
 

 

 

 
Governor

Anwar Galimullaevich Saidenov
 

 

 

 

National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan Annual reports: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005.
 

 

Bank notes

 

COUNTRY S CURRENCY DENOMINATION SIZE PICK PRINTER POLYMER
Kazakhstan 1 Tenge 10,000 149x79 P-new TDLR Hybrid

S DATE_1 DATE_2 SIGNATORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY PRICE PICS
1S1 2006 not given Galimullaevich Saidenov . no data not given F  B
images from WPB
1R1 2006 2006 Galimullaevich Saidenov . no data €102.00
 F  B
 

 

Issued on 15.11.06. The bank note features Optiks™ hybrid technology of De La Rue.

 

National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan prepared a presentation on the new bank note series and the new 10,000 Tenge bank note. National Bank also dedicated a web site to the new bank note series; the English text from the web site is available here.

 

 

Kazakhstan, 10,000 Tenge, issued in 2006. This is the second hybrid bank note in the world. Front: Vertical bank note format with Astana-Baiterek monument as the predominant feature. The monument symbolises peace and consent. Kazakhstan's coat of arms at left of the tower, national flag at upper right, and a part of the national anthem in the background. Moose at right. An open palm with signatures of Nursultan Nazarbayev, Kazakstan's president, is depicted at the bottom. The palm symbolises openness and good will. Back: Map of Kazakhstan with canyons in the background. Akorda, the presidential residence in Astana, in the foreground.

 

 

Exchange of National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan bank notes