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Intaglio portrait of Sir Moilin Jean Ah-Chuen (1911–1991) at left center, set against a fine guilloche underprint in burgundy and gold tones, with the Mauritian coat of arms below the portrait. Building façades are rendered at center-right, flanked by a vignette of a Justice figure with scales; three signature lines for First Deputy Governor, Governor, and Second Deputy Governor appear at center, with the denomination in English, Tamil, and Hindi scripts. A clear polymer window at right carries an embossed 'Rs 25' device. |
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Central vignette of a colonial-era building façade set within a multicolour guilloche field; a map of Rodrigues Island is positioned at upper center-right, with a fisherman vignette at right. The denomination numeral '25' and bank title appear within the design, with decorative floral and wave underprint patterns in green and gold across the field. |
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Mauritius adopted polymer for this denomination as part of a broader security upgrade, with De La Rue producing the substrate rather than sourcing it from Innovia (now CCL Secure), the Australian firm that pioneered Guardian polymer. De La Rue developed its own Safeguard polymer platform to compete directly in that market, and the Mauritian issue was among the early commercial rollouts of that technology.
The 25-rupee face value sits in an awkward middle position in the Mauritian series — high enough to warrant enhanced security, low enough that heavy daily handling accelerates surface wear more noticeably on polymer than on cotton-linen stock.