North Macedonia 200 Denari Banknote, 2016, P-23, UNC, TAP 60-70 Authenticated

The 200 North Macedonian denari note is one of the two new denominations that were introduced by the National Bank of the Republic of Macedonia in December 2016. It is dated 2016 and signed by Bank Governor Dimitar Bogov. It has green, orange, yellow, and brown colors and dimensions of 144 mm x 68 mm. The obverse side shows a bird, a 7th-century medieval bow bronze fibula found near Prilep, and a 6-7th century Christian terracotta icon from Vinica that illustrates the Book of Joshua episode of Joshua stopping the sun and the moon so that the Israelites can win their battle against the Amorites. The reverse side shows a floral and star pattern from a front facade of the arena (Alada) Damija in Tetovo and from the marble floor tiles of 16th-century Ishak lebi Mosque in Bitola. Security features of the note include a leaf registration device, a pearlescent stripe with 200 and star pattern, and a red-to-green windowed security thread with demetalized print of the denomination in Cyrillic and an ornament. The note also has a watermark design of a star, a diagonal electrotype 200, and Cornerstones. The features of the note have been verified and TAP Authenticated by Banknote World experts.