Swaziland 20 Emalangeni Banknote, 2014, P-37b, UNC

This uncirculated purple 20 emalangeni banknote from Swaziland was introduced in 2011. Its obverse side includes English and Swazi text, a portrait of King Mswati III, and the national emblem of Swaziland. Its reverse side portrays the Central Bank of Swaziland logo and two different economic sectors: the agriculture sector and the industrial sector. The agricultural scene is represented by a peace lily, an ear of corn, a pineapple fruit, and a bull. The industrial sector is represented by a steel refinery plant. The security features of the note include half-tone intaglio printing, a windowed security thread with demetalized CENTRAL BANK OF SWAZILAND, a watermark of King Mswati III, and an electrotyped watermark of 20. The note is printed on Giesecke & Devrients Hybrid substrate. It measures 151 mm long and 70 mm wide. This note is in uncirculated condition.