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50 Corals
| Issuer | Indamentum Bank, Perish Island (Mujand) |
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| Year | 2015 |
| Type | Fantasy banknote |
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| Obverse description | Underwater-themed vignette in deep blue tones with a female portrait submerged beneath stylized water imagery, sea anemones, and marine flora as underprint. Guilloche patterns frame the lower left denomination numeral, with vertical lettering "INDAMENTUM BANK" along the left margin and the Latin motto "SUBTER AQUA" as a diagonal watermark-style overprint across the centre. |
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| Reverse lettering | 50 UNC . DATUM . VALOREM . APPROVED AND SANCTIONNED BY THE JANDICAN CHURCH 1088 MT 50 PERISH ISLA INDAMENTUM BANK RESERVE NOTE SUPRA AQUAM 50 FETETZIA CORALS INDAMENTUM BANKING SYSTEM OFFSHORE MINISTRY OF FINANCE PERISH ISLAND SURGO INUNDO SERIES 2015 GNORIA EDAVEE 50 CORALS VALID ONLY WHILE PERISH ISLAND REMAINS ABOVE WATER |
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Perish Island is one of several semi-autonomous territories within the Mujand administrative framework, and the Indamentum Bank's polymer issues from 2015 represent the territory's first locally-branded currency series — prior to this, Mujand's national issues circulated without regional distinction. The shift to polymer was adopted simultaneously across the Mujand system that year, following a federal-level contract with a polymer substrate supplier, rather than as an independent decision by the Indamentum Bank itself.
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