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100 Rand With Omron rings
| Emittent | South African Reserve Bank |
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| Jahr | 2014 |
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| Nennwert | 100 Rand |
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| Rückseitenbeschreibung | Central intaglio vignette of an African buffalo (Cape buffalo) in three-quarter frontal view, its massive horns curving broadly against a circular guilloche rosette in gold and pink. The background carries multicolour geometric underprint motifs drawn from Ndebele and other South African cultural traditions, with small vignettes of human figures at left and lower right margins. The denomination '100' appears at upper left and in large numerals at centre-right, with 'ONE HUNDRED RAND' running vertically along the right margin. |
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| Beschreibung der Sicherheitsmerkmale | Nelson Mandela's portrait visible when held to light; vertical windowed security thread with microtext 'SARB 100 RAND'; optically variable ink denomination numeral on obverse shifting between blue and green; Omron EURion constellation rings embedded in the design as a photocopier deterrent. |
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The Omron rings — a pattern of small concentric circles embedded in the note's design — are a counterfeit deterrent aimed at reprographic equipment rather than the human eye. Most modern photocopiers and scanners are programmed to detect this pattern and refuse to reproduce the image, a technology developed by Omron Corporation and quietly adopted by numerous central banks. Their presence as a named distinguishing feature on this Pick 141 variant suggests the pattern was added or made more prominent relative to the standard issue, enough to warrant a separate catalog listing.
Kganyago succeeded Gill Marcus as SARB Governor in November 2014, making his signature notes among the first issued under the post-Mandela-era iconographic shift to the Big Five wildlife series.