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Банкноты Центрального Банка Кувейта (Central Bank of Kuwait,
بنك الكويت المركزي)
серии 2014 г.
1/4 динара
Value Quarter KD Note
Description Kuwait’s Liberation & Heritage; The striking Liberation
Tower, a massive 372-meter structure that is one of the main
landmarks in Kuwait City as well as one of the tallest buildings in
the world, appears on the front side of the banknote as a symbol of
Kuwait’s independence since its erection in 1996. The banknote’s
backside portrays a traditional wooden Kuwaiti door, a plaster
carving and the first Kuwaiti coin used locally.
Dimensions 110mm x 68mm
Dominant Colour BROWN
Principal Subjects (Front) Vignette of the Liberation Tower
Principal Subjects (Back) Vignette of Traditional Wooden Kuwaiti
Door
Vignette of the First Kuwaiti Coin
1/2 динара
Value Half KD Note
Description Kuwaiti Icons and its Environment; Arguably the most
familiar and iconic Kuwaiti landmark, the Kuwait Towers are
illustrated on the banknote’s front as they soar mightily into the
sky. The banknote’s backside alludes to Kuwait’s marine life and the
significance of preserving it such as the endangered hawksbill sea
turtle and the silver pomfret (Al Zubaidi), Kuwait’s most popular
fish.
Dimensions 120mm x 68mm
Dominant Colour GREEN
Principal Subjects (Front) Vignette of Kuwait Towers
Principal Subjects (Back) Vignette of a Hawksbill Sea Turtle
Vignette of a Silver Pomfret
1 динар
Value One KD Note
Description Kuwait’s History and Islam; A superb illustration of the
Grand Mosque, the largest mosque in the country as well as a symbol
of Kuwait’s Islamic identity, is portrayed on the banknote’s front.
The backside of the banknote displays a real-life illustration of an
ionic column, one of the many influences of ancient Greek
civilization that swept across and settled in Kuwait’s island of
Failaka.
Dimensions 130mm x 68mm
Dominant Colour Grey
Principal Subjects (Front) Vignette of the Grand Mosque
Principal Subjects (Back) Vignette of a Real-Life Illustration of
Many Influences of Ancient Greek Civilization in Kuwait’s Island of
Failaka
5 динаров
Value Five KD Note
Description Economy, Finance and the Oil Industry; With its powerful
pyramid steel structure, the Central Bank of Kuwait’s newly
constructed building portrayed on the banknote’s front side
represents the Bank’s objectives of ensuring resilience, stability
and a sound monetary policy. The back of the banknote shows off one
of Kuwait’s oil refineries and a tanker as a testament to Kuwait’s
precious source of prosperity.
Dimensions 140mm x 68mm
Dominant Colour Purple
Principal Subjects (Front) Vignette of the New Central Bank Building
Principal Subjects (Back) Vignette of an Oil Refinery
Vignette of an Oil Tanker
10 динаров
Value Ten KD Note
Description Democracy & the Desert; The glorious Kuwait National
Assembly Building, a symbolic pillar of Kuwait’s democratic
constitution, is beautifully illustrated on the front side of the
banknote. Kuwait’s diverse desert life takes over on the banknote’s
backside; a captivating illustration of a falcon oversees a seated
camel dressed regally in a traditional sadu saddle.
Dimensions 150mm x 68mm
Dominant Colour Reddish Orange
Principal Subjects (Front) Vignette of Kuwait National Assembly
Building
Principal Subjects (Back) Vignette of a Falcon
Vignette of a Seated Camel Dressed in Sadu Saddle
20 динаров
Value Twenty KD Note
Description Ruling & the Sea; On the front side of the banknote
appears the illustrious Seif Palace, a symbol of sovereignty and
ruling power to all of Kuwait’s erstwhile rulers where the country’s
affairs are administered. The Boom, the largest and most popular
traditional Kuwaiti dhow, is featured on the backside of the
banknote, an element that alludes to Kuwait’s modernization as well
as its rich economic and commercial history that is linked to the
deep blue seas. Another element included on the back is a pearl
diver, one of the earliest professions that enabled Kuwaitis to earn
a living before the discovery of oil.
Dimensions 160mm x 68mm
Dominant Colour Blue
Principal Subjects (Front) Vignette of the Seif Palace
Principal Subjects (Back) Vignette of Al-Boom Traditional Kuwaiti
Dhow
Vignette of a Pearl Diver
Описание банкнот с сайта ЦБ Кувейта
Sixth Issue
The Sixth Issue of the Kuwaiti Currency was unveiled at a
celebration event on May 19, 2014, and was released into circulation
on June 29, 2014. The sixth issue of the Kuwaiti Dinar banknotes
employs a clear and elegant structure throughout the entire series,
using visual representations of nationally significant elements and
economic accomplishments that are all grounded on one unified
background that is of the Kuwaiti flag. The banknotes feature iconic
and culturally significant buildings on the front while the backside
illustrates Kuwait’s accomplishments and economic milestones
throughout history. The new banknotes were also designed with the
visually impaired in mind. The banknotes’ values are larger in size
and the raised print aids the visually impaired in distinguishing
each banknote from the other.
The sixth issue of the Kuwaiti Dinar banknotes includes the most
advanced security measures such as innovative printing processes,
color changing features and visual elements that become visible upon
tilting the banknote.
Кувейт. Серия банкнот 2014 г.
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