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50 Korun 2000 Slovak National Bank Commemorative Issue P35

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Note Description:	Slovakia, National Bank "Commemorative" 50 Korun 2000 - Printer: BABN
Grade:	67 EPQ
Country:	SLO
Note Number:	SLO35
Signatures/ Vignettes:	- Wmk: Saint Methodius
Certification #:	1827631-006
Owner:	Evaldas

Sets Competing:	Slovakia Complete Set 1 Score: 63 Slovakia Koruna 2000 Milenium Commemorative Issue 2 Score: 63 Slovak National Bank, 1993-Date, P20-Date - 2 Score: 63
Date Added:	10/18/2019
Research:	See PMG's Census Report for this Note

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50 Sk Banknote Description
Slovakia Koruna 2000 Milenium Commemorative Issue

In December 1999 the National Bank of Slovakia has issued the second emission of all seven denominations of banknotes series 1993 and 1995, which differ from the originally issued banknotes by the applied silver, resp. gold metallic foil with the text commemorating the year 2000, localised in the bottom part of the coupon. Banknotes printed on the occasion of the Bimilenium were issued in fallowing limited quantities:

Nominal value 20 Sk 50 Sk 100 Sk 200 Sk 500 Sk 1000 Sk 5000 Sk
Number of pcs. 330,000 168,750 133,000 108,000 67,200 40,600 10,800

Dimensions: 68 x 134m ± 1,5 mm
Designer: Jozef Bubak
Engraver: Ron Beckers

Manufacturer:
Ba Banknote, Ottawa, Canada (1993, 1995, 1999, 2002),
(since 2001 part of Giesecke & Devrient, Germany),
Canadian Bank Note Company Ottawa, Canada (2005).

The design of the front side of the new Slowak 50 Sk banknote is dedicated to the memory of St. Cyril and St. Method, the first Slav missionaries.

The motif on the back side of the banknote illustrates two hands, with the first seven letters of the old Slavonic alphabet “Hlaholika” between them, as a symbol of the gift the two saints brought to the ancient Slavs. The symmetrically reversed silhouette of the medieval church at Drazovce (District of Nitra) symbolizes the dawn of Christianity in our country.