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Watermark |
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The shaded watermark portrait of the 1st Yang di-Pertuan Agong, in the clear panel of the banknote can be seen when the banknote is help up against the light. At the base of the watermark, the number for the banknote’s denomination is clearly visible. |
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Windowed Security Thread |
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The windowed security thread is interwoven in the paper and it runs vertically down the reverse side of the banknote. When held up against the light, the thread appears as a continuous dark line with repeated text printed on it. |
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LEAD Features |
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For RM 50 and RM100 banknotes, there is a holographic strip on the right hand side of the banknote.
This strip has: |
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Repeated designs similar to the one printed on the right-hand side of the 1st Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s portrait. |
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Image of the denomination (eg. RM50) |
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Image of the letters BNM . |
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PEAK Features |
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The PEAK features are located in the middle of the banknote. The denomination of the numeral can be seen in the centre of the square when the banknote is looked at from various angles. |
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Perfect See-Through Register |
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A hibiscus flower at the top and bottom of the banknote with exact images on both sides of the banknote. |
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Intaglio Print |
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The banknotes are printed with intaglio inks to give good overall tactility and a raised feel. |
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