20 Yuan 2022 (2021)

Obverse Image:
20 Yuan 2022 (2021) front image

Reverse Image:
20 Yuan 2022 (2021) back image

Obverse UV Image:
20 Yuan 2022 (2021) front UV image

Reverse UV Image:
20 Yuan 2022 (2021) back UV image

Variant Image:
20 Yuan 2022 (2021) variant image

Watermark:
20 Yuan 2022 (2021) watermark image

Video:

https://Pbc.gov.cn. (2022). Retrieved 23 January 2022, from http://www.pbc.gov.cn/goutongjiaoliu/113456/113469/4405687/index.html.

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Country: China

Series: 2022 "XXIV Olympic Winter Games" Commemorative Issue

Value: 20 Yuan (CNY)

Date on Banknote: 2022

Date of Issue: December 21, 2021

Substrate: Polymer (other/unknown)

Issuing Authority: Peoples Bank of China (Zhongguo Renmin Yinhang)

Banknote Type: Commemorative

Pick No.: 916 a

The Banknote Book No.: B4125 a

Width: 145.00 mm

Height: 70.00 mm

Similar Banknote: None

Printer:

Watermark/Clear Window Description:
Holographic window, showing a mountain range and stylized snow flakes.

Plate/Underprint Letter: None

Variety Description / Further Information:
Set of two commemorative banknotes (B4125a + B4126a) for the 24th Winter Olympic Games, issued on December 21, 2021, including one commemorative banknote for ice sports and one commemorative banknote for snow sports

200 million sets issued, a limited number of 40,000 pcs. of each note was issued in a presentation folder.

Security Details:
Dynamic holographic patterns,
"Musical score" printed in green-to-blue OVI ink;
transparent window;
Braille denomination marks.

ColorLeaps® security thread adopts high-precision micro-nano processing microstructure, which can achieve dynamic and three-dimensional effects; it can integrate photochromic characteristics to present color-changing effects; it can realize three-dimensional images that float above or sink below the paper surface; it can achieve dynamic effects of moving up and down with graphics and text; it can be integrated with holographic and other processes. The dynamic digital "20" effect made by ColorLeaps® security thread is applied to the commemorative banknotes of the Beijing Winter Olympics.
LiveColor thread with dynamic features integrates dual-color ColorTrace thread, structural ColorDance thread, dynamic ColorLeaps security thread, and high-precision Nicety technology. It requires extremely high precision and manufacturing difficulty, and can perfectly present the anti-counterfeiting ability and design effect of the wide strip through features such as color, dynamics, three-dimensionality, and accurate hollowing-out without errors. LiveColor thread was applied to plastic and paper-based commemorative banknotes for the Beijing Winter Olympics.

Prefix/Suffix:
J

Keywords:
Ice Skating, Olympia, Olympics, Sports

Withdraw Date: Unknown

Demonetization Date: Unknown

Signatures

Obverse First Predominant Color: blue

Obverse Second Predominant Color: purple

Obverse Description:

Figure skaters;the national emblem of the People's Republic of China; the name of the "People's Bank of China";
Emblem of the 24th Winter Olympic Games (Feb 4-20, 2022 in Beijing);
Chinese characters "Er Shiyuan"

Reverse First Predominant Color: blue

Reverse Second Predominant Color: purple

Reverse Description:

"Ice Cube" (Beijing National Aquatics Center), the competition venue of the 24th Winter Olympic Games;
Chinese pinyin of "People's Bank of China", the words "People's Bank of China" in Mongolian, Tibetan, Uighur and Zhuang languages ;
"Commemoration of the 24th Winter Olympic Games" and the denomination "20";
Chinese pinyin letter "YUAN", and the bottom is the year number "2022" and the president's chapter.

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Blog references:

Higher Denominations of China's 5th series of Renminbi

Sources:

Straus, Stane, and Donald Ludwig and Tigerson Kee H. B. POLYMER 2021. 2021 edition. ISBN 978-961-93659-2-2. PBN Ltd. https://www.polymernotes.org/
Linzmayer, Owen W. The Banknote Book: China
Schmidt, Tracy L. Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, Modern Issues, 1961-Present. 24nd edition

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