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Description 1
Fifty Kina
Note
Denomination: Fifty
Kina Note.
Material:
Paper.
Colours:
Orange background
colour with shades of green yellow and red on the designs.
Features (Obverse)
The front of the Banknote
features a design of the National Parliament together with a reduced National
Crest on the top left corner. The serial numbers and signatures of the Governor
of the Bank of Papua New Guinea and the Secretary for Finance appear on the
side.
Features (Reverse)
The main feature on the back
of the note is a potrait of Sir Michael Somare surrounded by designs of
Headdress and masks from the:
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Bainings (East New
Britain)
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The Orokolo ( Gulf
Province)
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The Huli ( Southern
Highlands Province)
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The Tubuan ( East New
Britain Province )
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A West Sepik and a
Malagan Musk ( New Ireland Province)
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Other features include
Karkar spears and artists interpretations of Tapa from the Oro Province
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Central ( Mekeo) and
Morobe ( Siassi) Provinces.
Description 2
Front
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Slightly raised print of
"50", National Crest, Legal Tender Clause and words "Bank of Papua New
Guinea"
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Offset Printing (flat
printing) used for multi-coloured patterns
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See-through front and
back shape (when help up to light) register to form a cross
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Slightly rasied printing
of Parliament House, with micro printing of words "50 Kina"
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Shadow image of BPNG
Logo (viewed when held up to light)
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Clear window with
printing of Bank Logo and "50 PNG" micro lettering
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Embossed "50" numeral in
clear window
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Optical tread "PNG 50",
viewed when held to light (both sides of the note)
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Signatures fluoresce
when viewed under UV light
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Serial Numbers fluoresce
when viewed under UV light.
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Invisible fluoresce "50"
numeral patch, visible under UV light
Back
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Slightly raised printing
of Sir Michael Somare
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Slightly rasied printing
of "50", kakar spears, and micro-printing of "Papua New Guinea"
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Slightly raised printing
of head-dresses from several Provinces
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Latent image of "50"
which appears when viewed from and angle close to horizontal
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Visible fluorescent
pattern, visible under UV light
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