500 Taka

正面描述	Executed in green and red tones over a fine guilloche underprint, the obverse bears a central vignette of the Shaheed Minar (Martyrs' Monument), the iconic memorial commemorating the 1952 Language Movement in Dhaka, framed by shapla (water lily) floral motifs. The denomination numeral appears in optically variable ink (OVI) and is additionally incorporated as a see-through registration device aligned with the reverse counterpart. Intaglio-printed inscriptions and numerals complete the composition.
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背面铭文	BANGLADESH BANK 2025 FIVE HUNDRED TAKA
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备注	Bangladesh shifted its 500 Taka series from imported security printing — historically handled by foreign firms including De La Rue — to domestic production through the Security Printing Corporation (Bangladesh) Ltd. following that facility's establishment in the late 1980s. Printing this denomination domestically was not a foregone conclusion; the 500 Taka note, as the highest-value note in regular circulation for much of Bangladesh's independent history, had long been considered too sensitive to entrust to an in-country press. The 2025 date makes this among the most recent issues in the series. TBB#371 supersedes earlier 500 Taka types and reflects updated security specifications.

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