IBNS Journal 60-1 |
Includes articles on: First Bank of Finland Banknotes; Taiwan's Triple Stimulus Vouchers; 1821 Greek War of Independence Bonds; Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China, Ceylon Branch 1857-1884. Login to download your copy. |
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The International Bank Note Society (IBNS) announces that its voting membership has selected the Banco de Mexico to receive its annual prestigious “Bank Note of the Year Award” for 2020.
The vertical format note is printed on polymer and features one of Mexico’s national heroines and poet/writer Sor Juana Indes de la Cruz. The reverse “piece de resistance” image features a temperate forest ecosystem which is known worldwide as the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve. The design continues to highlight Mexican cultural and historic characteristics with new graphic motifs.
The Banco de Mexico was both the printer and issuer of this award-winning design banknote, which is part of the bank’s current G Series introduced in 2018. Produced by the Banco de Mexico’s new printing complex located in Jalisco, which began operation just before the coronavirus pandemic, the banknote has significantly improved security features which coordinate the transition to a polymer substrate.
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