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10 Patacas Year of the Rat, Banco Nacional Ultramarino

Issuer Banco Nacional Ultramarino
Year 2020
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Currency Pataca (1894-date)
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Obverse description A stylised vignette of a rat occupies the left portion of the note, rendered in an artistic Chinese decorative style. The Chinese character for blessing (福) appears at the upper right, while a traditional Chinese Zodiac wheel forms the guilloche-like background underprint. The date 1 DE JANEIRO DE 2020 and the issuing authority's signature panel appear at the lower portion.
Obverse lettering BANCO NACIONAL ULTRAMARINO REGULAMENTO ADMINISTRATIVO N.ᵒ 30/2011 DE 5 DE SEPTEMBRO 10 MACAU DEZ PATACAS 10 澳門幣拾圓 MACAU, 1 DE JANEIRO DE 2020 CONSELHO DE ADMINISTRAÇÃO
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Banco Nacional Ultramarino has issued lunar new year commemorative 10 pataca notes for Macau annually since 2012, each tied to the corresponding animal in the twelve-year cycle. The Year of the Rat edition falls within the final years of BNU's note-issuing role in Macau, a concession it has held — with interruptions — since 1902, though its practical monopoly on pataca issuance is now shared with the Banco da China Macau branch.

Giesecke & Devrient have handled the lunar series throughout, consistent with their long production relationship with BNU for Macau issues.

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