The New Zealand twenty dollar note ($ 20) is the current middle denominated banknotes of the New Zealand dollar.
The $ 20 notes were introduced on July 10, 1967, replacing the New Zealand 10 pound notes.
Video New Zealand twenty-dollar note
Design
The first edition (1967 to 1981)
The first $ 20 bill featured Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at the front, with a window pane showing the portrait of Captain James Cook. The front features a dagger? ( Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae ) and miro ( Prumnopitys ferruginea ).
Second spouse Secondary (1982 to 1990)
The design of this issue is very similar to the first edition, with the most obvious difference being the latest portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. There are also some new color changes.
Third issue (1990 to 1999)
In 1990, all New Zealand records were redesigned. A new $ 20 bill featuring Queen Elizabeth II and New Zealand Parliament House on the front, while revealing New Zealand Alpine scene, which contains ak? Rearea ( Falco novaeseelandiae ), Marlborough coral reis ( Pachystegia insignis ), red flowering ( Chionchloa rubra ) and Mount Tapuaenuku. This note is different from the fourth series because it is removed in cotton instead of polymer. Fourth issue (1999 to 2016)
In 1999, the material used to make twenty dollars was converted into polymers. The basic design of the note remains unchanged, although new anti-counterfeiting measures such as the transparent portion of the note are added, and the metal strip is removed. 20 has the New Zealand Parliament Building on it, which is to the left of Elizabeth II, the portrait was taken in 1986. At the back is k? Rearea. The scene in the background is Mount Tapuaenuku, the highest peak in the Kaikoura range of Inland South Island, standing at 2,885 meters (9,465 ft) high.
Fifth Problem (2016 to present)
The note was made brighter.
Maps New Zealand twenty-dollar note
Security features
It has a clear stern window on the left and an oval-shaped window on the right, with the denomination burned into it. There are ferns printed on both sides; when lifted to the fern light will be complete and fit perfectly. Above the oval window, there was a watermark from Elizabeth II when it was lifted to the lamp. When placed under UV light, a yellow patch will appear with denominations on it.
Drug association
Tinnie is a colloquial term created for marijuana shoots wrapped in aluminum foil (usually about 1g) sold illegally in New Zealand. The most popular rates and currency forms used instead of tinnies are 20 dollar bills, though these may vary depending on quantity, weight, area and vendor. Tinnies are often criticized even by ordinary marijuana consumers, terms and sales that are usually only common in the more violent areas of cities and towns.
References
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