Sri Lanka 1,000 Rupees Banknote, 2010, P-127a, UNC

This uncirculated 1,000 Sri Lankan rupee banknote is a standard circulation banknote issued by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka that is dated 01 January 2010 and signed by Mahinda Rajapaksa and Ajith Nivard Cabraal. It is a green banknote that measures 148 mm x 67 mm. Its obverse side depicts the White Four Ring butterfly, (Ypthima ceylonica), an old rock wall, the new Ramboda Tunnel entrance, a Sri Lankan hanging parrot (Loricus beryllinus), and a lion holding a whip with a sword. Its reverse side is vertically oriented and shows a Davul Bera drummer, a Malpadaya Netuma dancer, and a muragala (guard stone) of a naga-raja holding a sprouting branch and a punkalasa (pot of plenty) beneath a hood of cobra heads with Sankha and Padma at the feet. Security features include a 2.5-wide red-to-green StarChrome windowed security thread with a demetalized CBSL RS 1000 and a watermark of a parrot with an electrotype 1000 and Cornerstones.