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| 背面描述 | The central vignette presents a detailed intaglio rendering of the Saparmyrat Hajy Metjidi (Mosque) in Gökdepe, with its large central dome and four flanking minarets rising above an elaborate façade, the caption 'SAPARMYRAT HAJY METJIDI' inscribed below. To the left, the circular state emblem of Turkmenistan is rendered in guilloche, encircled by a wreath. The denomination 'ON MÜN MANAT' is lettered in large characters along the lower margin, with the numeral '10000' repeated at upper left and lower right within ornamental cartouches, all set against a geometric and foliate border underprint. |
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| 防伪描述 | President Nyýazow's portrait; embedded security thread |
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Turkmenistan's 1990s manat series inflated rapidly as the government of Saparmurat Niyazov — Turkmenbashi, "Father of all Turkmen" — pursued an economic policy built on state control of gas revenues and price subsidies so extreme that electricity and water were effectively free. The 10,000 denomination arrived late in that cycle, by which point the manat had lost the vast majority of its purchasing power against the dollar since its introduction in 1993.
Harrison and Sons of High Wycombe had a long history of security printing across former Soviet republics in the post-independence period, supplying several Central Asian states when domestic printing infrastructure did not yet exist.