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200 Sk Banknote Description
200 Sk |
(series 1995) | |
| Dimensions: | 74 x 146 mm ± 1,5 mm | |
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| Designer: | Jozef Bubak | |
| Engraver: | Vaclav Fajt | |
| Manufacturer: | Giesecke & Devrient, Munich, Germany (1995, 1999), François-Charles Oberthur Fiduciaire, Rennes, France (2002, 2006). | |
| The front of the banknote shows the portrait of Anton Bernolak (1762 – 1813), an outstanding linguist and enlightened priest, who played an important role in the movement for national emancipation. He went down in modern Slovak history as father of the first version of Standard Written Slovak language. |
| The design on the back displays an illustration of Trnava dating from the 18th century, and the symbol of the town the Renaissance City Tower in the foreground. |
Security features of the banknote |