200 DH banknote

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Main Motif: Portrait of His Majesty King Mohammed VI as well the one of His Majesty late King Hassan II
Thumbnail : Drawing of Hassan II mosque
On the left of the portraits: decorative panel inspired from the Moroccan architecture with a covert image of the value numeral “200”.
Banknote underprint: Decorative motifs

Thumbnail : Illustration of the window of the Theological School at the Hassan II Mosque
Right side: Lighthouse, transformation of a five-pointed star into a shell.

1			Raised Printing (Intaglio) Tangible feel printing : * It reveals the portraits of Their majesties the Kings * Illustration of the window of the Theological School at Hassan II Mosque * Bank Al-Maghrib in arabic *The value numeral of the banknote « 200 » in Arabic letters

2			Watermark It reveals the portrait of His Majesty King Mohammed VI as well as the value numeral of the banknote « 100 », visible when the banknote is examined against the light.
3			Security thread Thread with window, shining and seeminly fragmented with a see-through register that can show the text « 200 بنك المغرب » repeated on all the vertical axis of the banknote.
4			Detection motif (Obverse/Reverse) When the banknote is held against the light, incomplete elements of the shell, printed on both sides, combine to perfectly form the integrity of the shell.
5			Micro-printing Microprinted texts used at different places on the banknote. A magnifying glass is necessary to see them.
6			Hidden figure Observing this motif by tilting the banknote shows its value "200”.
7			Motif for visually impaired persons Intaglio printed motif with tactile marks allowing the visually impaired to recognize the banknote
8			Colour-shifting ink Geometric shape printed with colour-shifting ink (green and golden) depending on the viewing angle.