Kazakhstan 1,000 Tenge Banknote, 2010, P-35a, UNC

This uncirculated 1,000 Kazakh tenge banknote is one of ten million copies that commemorate Kazakhstans chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). The obverse side contains the national emblem of Kazakhstan, flying doves, a holographic image of the Baiterek monument in Astana, and the bank logo of the National Bank of Kazakhstan in optically varying ink. The reverse side highlights the Akorda Palace in Astana, the residence of the president. One of the unique security features of the note is the Giesecke and Devrients varifeye Magic which is a clear window that has a repeating 3-D image of a camel that, when tilted, turns into the letter K. Other security features include a windowed security thread with demetalized KA3 2010 OSCE and a watermark of a snow leopard and electrotype 1000. The note is 134 mm long and 70 mm wide.