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The Central Bank of Eswatini takes pride in its responsibility to provide high quality banknotes and to ensure public confidence by minimizing the counterfeiting of our money. Over the years, banknote durability and security features have advanced significantly, in line with inteational best practice. We are delighted to present our reprinted E50 banknote which was released into circulation in April 2021. Familiarize yourself with the new changes to increase confidence and trust in your money. Both the old and reprinted E50 notes are legal tender and will co-circulate. New E50 Banknote 08 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 06 04 08 05 07 03 02 Old E50 Banknote Visually impaired mark This feature is for the visually impaired to identify the denomination value of the note. When you run your fingers over it, you feel the raised intaglio print. BANKNOTE EMBRACES THE KINGDOM'S NAME CHANGE E50 Hover on numbers to know more Security thread the security thread is a metallic-looking strip positioned vertically close to the center of the banknote. When you tilt the banknote you see a colour change from magenta to green. The thread cuts across “Central Bank of Swaziland” in the old banknote and “Central Bank of Eswatini” in the reprinted banknote. 01 Raised printing as you move your hand over the intaglio engraved portrait of His Majesty King Mswati III, wearing ligcebesha, you will feel a rough like raised texture on the necklace, feathers and hair. The old E50 note shows a hidden necklace whilst the reprinted banknote has a fully visible necklace. Signatures The reprinted banknote has the current Minister of Finance’s signature, Hon. Neal Rijkenberg, whilst the old E50 has former Minister of Finance’s signature, Mr. Majozi V. Sithole. The old banknote has former CBE Goveor, Mr. Martin G. Dlamini whilst the new one has current CBE Goveor, Mr. Majozi V. Sithole Watermark when you hold up the banknote against light, you will see a watermark, showing a portrait of His Majesty King Mswati III, with a highlighted necklace. See-through register The feature combines printing of the font and of the backside of the note. When you hold up the note to the light, the font and back pattes result in the denomination value Latent image - This is an image which only gets visible under a certain observation angle. Tilt the note to observe the denomination of the note in different shades. Colour changing ink The shield with spears is printed with an optically variable inks. When you tilt the note, the colour changes from green to blue. 05 WHEN YOU TILT THE NEW BANK NOTE YOU SHOULD SEE THE FOLLOWING FEEL 08 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 06 04 08 05 07 03 02 E100 Banknote RAISED PRINTING: (Denomination) 9 The denomination of the banknote is printed in Intaglio. The characteristic raised print can be felt by ruing your fingers across the mof. E100 AND E200 BANK NOTES NEW Hover on numbers to know more COLOUR: New main colour of the banknote 01 SECURITY THREAD: The security thread is a metallic-looking strip posioned vercally, close to the centre of the banknote. WATERMARK: The watermark is an image integrated in the paper structure that shows the portrait of His Majesty with a highlighted necklace. Hold the banknote against light to see the watermark. RAISED PRINTING: Intaglio engraved portrait of King Mswa III with ligcebesha WINDOW: Transparent laser cued window featuring the lion‘s silhouee clearly visible from both sides of the banknote by holding the banknote up to the light. VISUALLY IMPAIRED MARK: This feature is for visually impaired to idenfy the denominaon of the note. Run your fingers over it to feel the raised intaglio print. TACTILE LATENT IMAGE: The tacle latent image on the front of the banknotes shows a lion’s head and the leers SZL. Tilt and tu the note to observe the colour shi effects. The tacle can also be felt with a finger. 05 05 WHEN YOU HOLD THE NEW BANK NOTE YOU SHOULD SEE THE FOLLOWING WHEN YOU TOUCH THE NEW BANK NOTE YOU SHOULD FEEL THE FOLLOWING 200 Banknote TILT LOOK

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