Iridescent Coating
Security features of the banknotes -
Iridescent coating
Iridescent coating - is a 23 mm-wide gold-coloured
strip overlapping the value of the note "5000", and the
coat of arms of the Slovak Republic on the back of the banknote. The
iridescent effect cannot be reproduced by photocopying.
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series 1995
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Sk 200 banknotes reprinted in 1999 feature a violet iridescent
coating applied in the shape of stylised lime leaves, the contours of
which are formed by unbroken lines. On the 1000 Sk banknote series
1999 the iridescent coating in red with multiple pattern featuring
stylised thorns of the rose is applied. Reprints of the Sk 5000 note
have gold-coloured iridescent coating, overprinted several times with
a stylised sun. On 500 Sk banknote series 2000 there is an iridescent
coating band in blue colour with repeated pattern depicting stylised
eagle's head.
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series 1999
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Security features of the banknotes