20 Yuan 2022 (2021)

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20 Yuan 2022 (2021) front image

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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: Paper (regular/other)

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

Banknote Type: Commemorative

Pick No.: 917 a

The Banknote Book No.: B4126 a

Width: 145.00 mm

Height: 70.00 mm

Similar Banknote: None

Printer:

Watermark/Clear Window Description:
Snowboarding Panda (Olympic mascot), electrotype 20

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 (chinese lantern, mountain range, chinese wall);
Stylized snowflake printed in green-to-blue OVI ink;
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:
Olympia, Olympics, Skijumping, Sports

Withdraw Date: Unknown

Demonetization Date: Unknown

Signatures

Obverse First Predominant Color: blue

Obverse Second Predominant Color: light blue

Obverse Description:

Freestyle skiers;
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, the denomination number "20" and the Chinese character "two shiyuan";

Reverse First Predominant Color: blue

Reverse Second Predominant Color: light blue

Reverse Description:

"Xue Ruyi" (The National Ski Jumping Center "Snow Ruyi"), 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 and the denomination;
"Commemoration of the 24th Winter Olympic Games";
"2022" and the president's seal, the left side is the denomination number "20", the Chinese pinyin letter "YUAN";
the lower part is the pattern of brilliance light changing into snowflakes, the pattern of the Great Wall of Snow Mountains and the denomination number "20".

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Blog references:

Higher Denominations of China's 5th series of Renminbi

Sources:

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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