Venezuela 200 Bolivares 13.3.2018

200 Bolivares 13.3.2018 (Front: Generalísimo Francisco de Miranda (1750–1816) from portrait painting by Martin Tovar y Tovar. Back: Guacamayo verde – Military macaw (Ara militaris) in the Waraira Repano National Park, Caracas. Venezuelan coat of arms. Watermark: Portrait of Simón Bolívar; Electrotype 'BCV'. Security features: Watermarked paper. Consecutively running black and red serial numbers on the obverse of the banknote. Windowed (with exposure on the obverse), polymeric, 4 mm wide security thread with dynamic effects which also bears bank monogram 'BCV'. Another, solid, fully embedded, 1 mm wide security thread. Military macaw and five-pointed star registration feature. Parts of the design, the red serial number and the coloured filament fibers (hairs) on both sides of the banknote fluoresce while exposed to an ultraviolet light. Tactile feature: Large pentagon-shaped dot to help blind people recognize the banknote. Predominant colours: Purple and shades of blue. Signatures: Ramón Augusto Lobo Moreno (Presidente BCV, 2017–2018); Sohail Hernández Parra (Primer VicePresidente BCV). Date of issue: 13 March 2018. Material: Cotton fiber paper. Issuer: Banco Central de Venezuela. Printer: Casa de la Moneda, Venezuela)

Dimensions: 157 x 69 mm

Catalogue Number: P-107b

Texts: República Bolivariana de Venezuela. Banco Central de Venezuela. Doscientos Bolívares. Two Hundred Bolivares. 13 de Marzo de 2018. Pagaderos al portador en las oficinas del banco. Parque Nacional Warairarepano. Bolivar Forte.