Slovakia 50 Korun Slovenskych 1993 |
Item Code: SK-21 |
Obverse:
St. Cyril and St. Method, the first Slav missionaries. Reverse:
Two hands, with the first seven letters of the old Slavonic alphabet "Hlaholika" (Glagolica) 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 Slovakia. Watermark: Portrait of Saint Cyril. Designer: Jozef Bubak. Engraver: Ron Beckers. Printers: British American Bank Note Co. Ltd. - BA International Inc. (Ottawa, Canada) in 1993, 1995, 1999, 2002; then from 2001 - Giesecke & Devrient, Germany and in 2005 - Canadian Bank Note Company in Ottawa. First Date of Issue: 1 August 1993. |
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Original Size: 135 x 68 mm |
Texts: Národná Banka Slovenska; Pätdesiat Slovenskych Korún; Fifty Slovakian Korun. |
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