Paraguay 2,000 Guaranies Banknote, 2011, P-228c, UNC

The purple and green 2,000 Paraguayan guarani banknote is a polymer note that was introduced in 2009. Its obverse side contains an open book and the portraits of Adela and Celsa Speratti, the Paraguayan sisters who established the first normal school in Asuncion. Its reverse side shows a parade of young men waving flags of Paraguay. Because it is a polymer note, it does not have security threads and watermarks. However, it has a Banco Central del Paraguay registration device. The note is 157 mm long and 67 mm wide.