200 Kroner 2016 (Front: Knippelsbro - Knippels Bridge and control tower in Copenhagen. Reverse: Langstrup Belt Plate (~1400 BC), North Zealand. Belt plates like these were worn by wealthy women on the front of their belts. Swampy lake of the Langstrup bog near Asminderød in North Zealand. Map of North Sealand (Sjaelland, Zealand) and Øresund region. Watermark: Front of Skuldelev Viking ship from Roskilde Viking Ship Museum; Electrotype '200'. Security features: Consecutively running horizontal blue block and black serial numbers on the obverse of the banknote. Invisible colored filament fibers (hairs) (that are extremely sparsely distributed throughout the banknote) and yellow EURion constellation (Omron rings or doughnuts) fluorescing under ultraviolet light. Silver foil holographic patch with denomination "200". Embedded yet exposed (windowed, segmented) on the reverse, positioned vertically, 3,5 mm wide polymer security thread that has opposite motion picture that moves up and down if the banknote is tilted sideways and vice versa. Raised ink. Main colour: Green. Artist: Karin Birgitte Lund. Engraver: Banknote Printing Works. Signatures: Per Callesen (Governor, 1 February 2011–), Lars Gerrild Sørensen (Head of Office, Head of Banking Services, Chief Cashier, 1 October 2005–). Printing method: Offset and intaglio. Issuer: National Bank of Denmark. First date of issue and circulation: 19 October 2010. Date of issue: 2016. Legal tender: Yes. Material: The banknotes are printed on dirt-resistant cotton paper that is much stronger than normal writing paper. Printer: Denmarks Nationalbank's Banknote Printing Works and the Royal Danish Mint) (Serial # B0161J/030572J) UNC
Dimensions: 146 x 72 mm
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Catalogue Number: P-67f(2)
Grade/condition: Uncirculated (UNC) (new, mint, unused)
Dimensions: 146 x 72 mm
LARGER (SAMPLE) PHOTO: CLICK HERE
Catalogue Number: P-67f(2)
Grade/condition: Uncirculated (UNC) (new, mint, unused)
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