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| 裏面の説明 | Predominantly plain paper reverse printed in green, with the circular arms of Cyprus — a shield bearing two rampant lions passant — positioned to the left. The bold gothic-script inscription GOVERNMENT OF CYPRUS occupies the lower right portion of the note, set against an otherwise unadorned background with faint guilloche underprint. |
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| 偽造防止技術 | Watermark |
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Cyprus was still a Crown Colony when this series was issued, and the Government of Cyprus — not a central bank — served as the direct note-issuing authority, a arrangement reflecting the colonial administration's tight grip on monetary affairs. De La Rue's printing is characteristically fine for the period, but the real curiosity here is the issuer itself: formal central banking wouldn't arrive in Cyprus until 1963.
The six-year date range suggests notes were signed and dated individually upon issue rather than printed in discrete dated runs — worth examining closely on any example.