Dominican Republic 100 Pesos Dominicanos banknote 2014

Dominican Republic currency 100 Pesos Dominicanos banknote 2014 Juan Pablo Duarte, Francisco del Rosario Sanchez, Matias Ramon Mella
Dominican Republic money 100 Pesos Dominicanos banknote 2014 La Puerta del Conde (The Count's Gate) in Santo Domingo

Currency of the Dominican Republic 100 Pesos Dominicanos banknote 2014
Central Bank of the Dominican Republic - Banco Central de la República Dominicana
Dominican Republic Banknotes - Dominican Republic Paper Money

Obverse: The front of the banknote shows the image, occupying the right half of the banknote, of the three Fathers of the Nation: Juan Pablo Duarte, Francisco del Rosario Sanchez and Matias Ramon Mella. Sanchezon the left, Duarte in the middle and Mella on the right. Seal of the Central Bank of the Republic. Blossoms of the Mahogany Tree, La caoba (Swietenia mahagoni), formerly (1957-2011) the national flower and now the national tree of the Dominican Republic. Violet and dark green.
Signatures: Hector Valdez Albizu (Gobernador del Banco Central) and Simón Lizardo Mézquita (Secretario de Estado de Finanzas).

Reverse: Vignette of the front facade of La Puerta del Conde (The Count's Gate) in Santo Domingo, occupying the left half of the banknote with a three quarter turn to the left.

Texts: Banco Central de la Republica Dominicana. Este billete tiene fuerza liberatoria para el pago de todas las obligaciones publicas o privadas. Gobernador del Banco Central. Secretario de Estado de Hacienda. Cincuenta Pesos Oro. Dios. Patria. Libertad.
Watermark: The watermark on the banknote shows the image of patriot Juan Pablo Duarte, which can be observed by holding the banknote against the light. The image is neither drawn nor printed. It was incorporated into the body of the paper during while it was manufactured; therefore, it is an integral part of the paper.
Dimensions: 156 x 67 mm.

Security Features:
1. Latent Image (hidden): The effect of this image is created through the process of Intaglio printing. The shadows caused by microscopic channeling and slots create an image that is only perceivable when observed under a light, at a 45-degree angle.
2. Mark for the Visually Impaired: It consists in the placement of a geometric figure in bas relief along the lower left-hand edge of the banknotes.
3. Micro-printing: Small-letter inscriptions which, upon simple inspection, resemble a solid line but can only be deciphered if seen through a magnifying lens.
4. Asymmetrical horizontal numbering: Numbering characterized by ascending type fonts; each letter and numbering is of a different and increasing size.
5. Year of printing: The year in which the banknote was printed is located on the front of the banknotes and helps identify the series to which it belongs.
6. Vertical numbering: Numbering appears in the form of printing same-size letters in a vertical line along the right-hand edge of the banknotes.
7. Security thread with clear text: A thin thread made of synthetic material, printed with a clear text, is inserted within the paper’s mass. The banknote’s denomination is spelled out in the text and it can only be read by holding the banknote against the light. As of 2001, the thread appears on the front of the banknote, over the paper’s surface, in the form of bars that are alternatively shiny and reflective, extending from one end of the banknote to the other. The thread can also be seen on the back of the banknote, inside the paper’s mass, yet without the reflective surfaces.
8. Optical variable ink: The banknotes are printed in optical variable ink which changes color depending on the viewing angle.
9. Watermark: The watermark on the banknote shows the image of patriot Juan Pablo Duarte, which can be observed by holding the banknote against the light. The image is neither drawn nor printed. It was incorporated into the body of the paper during its manufacture; therefore, it is an integral part of the paper.
10. Optical variable band: An optical variable band has been placed on the back of the banknotes. When the banknote is held flat, the band appears in a golden color and tends to disappear when the banknote changes position.

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