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500 Ouguiya

Emittent Banque Centrale de Mauritanie
Jahr 2013
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Nennwert 500 Ouguiya (500 MRO)
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Rückseitenbeschreibung The reverse is rendered in green, olive, and dark tones, with top and bottom borders repeating the traditional geometric guilloche design. At left, a framed vignette within a decorative red and green arabesque border shows agricultural workers harvesting grain by hand in a field. The central and right fields present a large intaglio vignette of an industrial mining complex with heavy conveyor structures and machinery. The anti-counterfeiting warning text appears in small lettering above the central vignette, with the denomination numerals and French inscription occupying the upper and lower registers.
Rückseitenlegende BANQUE CENTRALE DE MAURITANIE LES AUTEURS OU COMPLICES DE FALSIFICATION OU DE CONTREFAÇON DE BILLETS DE BANQUE SERONT PUNIS CONFORMEMENT AUX LOIS ET ACTES EN VIGUEUR 500 CINQ CENTS OUGUIYA
(Translation: Central Bank of Mauritania, Authors or accomplices of falsification or counterfeit banknotes will be punished in accordance with the laws and acts in force, 500 Five Hundred Ouguiya)
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Mauritania's 500 Ouguiya series has been quietly revised several times since the country's 1973 monetary reform replaced the CFA franc with the ouguiya — a currency whose name derives from the Hassaniya Arabic word for a unit of weight. The 2013 date places this within a period of gradual security upgrading across the BCM's note range, with G&D's Leipzig facility providing the production throughout much of that modernization cycle.

Pick 18 is not a scarce note, but the series attracts attention among specialists for the ouguiya's unusual subunit structure: one ouguiya divides into five khoums, making Mauritania one of the very few countries whose base currency unit does not divide decimally.