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200 Numisma Numisma Mynthandel
| Issuer | Numisma Mynthandel |
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| Year | 2016 |
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| Size | 145 × 130 mm |
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| Reverse description | Multicolour. The right half carries a detailed colour vignette of the Numisma coin shop building, a white-rendered corner structure with a green tiled roof and signage reading MYNTER, set against a clouded sky with surrounding urban streetscape. The left half is printed in dark blue-purple with a fine guilloche underprint, bearing a large blank circular reserve at top, the stylised NUMISMA logotype in a decorative panel, and the bold denomination numeral 200 with the legend TO HUNDRE NUMISMA below. |
| Reverse lettering | 200 NUMISMA TO HUNDRE NUMISMA MYNTER |
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| Comments |
Numisma Mynthandel is a Swedish coin and banknote dealership, and this 2016 piece is a privately issued fantasy note — produced as a promotional or commemorative item rather than any form of legal tender. The engraver credit to Matej Gabris is worth noting: he is a Slovak designer who has produced work for several legitimate central banks, lending this piece a level of craft well above typical dealer ephemera.
The watermark inclusion on what is essentially a trade novelty suggests the paper was purpose-made rather than printed on generic stock.