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| 背面描述 | Central vignette consists of a large denomination numeral '20' flanked by 'Kč' abbreviations on both sides, set within an elaborate green guilloche panel framed by ornate floral and foliate letterpress border in blue. The Czechoslovak state arms — a quartered shield with the rampant lion — appear at lower centre below the central panel, with the inscription 'REPUBLIKA ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ' across the top. |
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| 防伪类型 | Watermark |
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This note was prepared in London during the final phase of World War II, issued by the Czechoslovak government-in-exile through its Ministry of Finance rather than through a central bank — a deliberate administrative choice that reflected the provisional nature of the restored state. Waterlow & Sons produced a significant portion of the exile and liberation-era Czechoslovak series, having already built a long relationship with Central European governments before the war.
Notes from this 1945 issue entered circulation immediately after liberation but were quickly caught up in the postwar monetary reform of 1945, which severely restricted currency exchange. Many were rendered void before seeing meaningful use.