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20 Sk Banknote Description
20 Sk |
(series 1993) | |
Dimensions: | 65 x 128 mm ± 1,5 mm | |
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Designer: | Jozef Bubak | |
Engraver: | Ron Beckers | |
Manufacturer: |
Ba Banknote, Ottawa, Canada (1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2004), | |
Polska Wytwornia Papierow Wartosciovych, Warsaw, Poland (2006). |
The front side of the banknote shows the portrait of Prince Pribina, the first known Slovak ruler whose seat was in Nitra until AD 833. |
The design on the back side illustrates Nitra Castle, a witness to the rich history of the town of Nitra, which has been the centre of a significant political formation – the Principality of Nitra – until the 11th century. Several times the main design is overprinted by part of a coral necklace dating from the 9th century with a crescent-shaped bronze locket, which was found by archaelogists at Nitra-Lupky. |
Security features of the banknote |