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Banknotes
Tunisia Completes Upgrade of Dinar Banknote Series
The Central Bank of Tunisia has completed an upgrade of its Tunisian Dinar banknotes, using best practices in technology selection and modern design.
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Banknotes
Six Commemorative Banknotes Issued in the Ukraine
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has issued a total of six commemorative banknotes during 2021 to celebrate the occasion of the 30th anniversary of Ukraine’s Independence.
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Banknotes
New 100 Dollar Note Issued in the Bahamas Featuring MOTION SURFACE® technology
The Central Bank of The Bahamas has issued a new 100 dollar banknote into circulation from October 6, 2021. It has a unique combination of security features, including Crane Currency’s MOTION SURFACE micro-optic stripe making it one of the most secure banknotes in the world.
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Banknotes
Uzbekistan Issues a New 20,000 So’m Banknote with 3 mm BREEZE™
The Central Bank of Uzbekistan has issued a new banknote denomination, the 20,000 So’m banknote. The notes are produced by the Uzbekistan banknote printing works Davlat Belgisi and are secured by BREEZE, a 3 mm micro-optic security thread from Crane Currency.
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Banknotes
Denmark Upgrades its 500-kroner Banknote with RAPID®
The 500-kroner banknote is the first upgrade of the entire series of banknotes and the remaining denominations will be issued in the coming years. All notes will have RAPID security threads to ensure maximum public security and quick authentication.
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Banknotes
Mexico Issues New 1,000 Pesos Banknote with RAPID®
The bank has been working on the new banknote series since 2013 and an important aspect has been enhanced security and increased public acceptance and authentication.
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Banknotes
The Bahamas - 50 Dollar Technical Award Nomination
Crane Currency is very proud and honoured of supplying the RAPID® security thread and the good collaboration with the Central Bank of The Bahamas, Canadian Bank Note Company and Landqart.
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Banknotes
New Banknote Featuring Crane Technology in High Demand
Selecting security features used by the public to authenticate their banknotes tasks central banks with a host of challenges. The features must be intuitive and easy to use; difficult to simulate and reproduce; durable and long-lasting...