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500 Tenge

Issuer Qazaqstan Ulttyk Banki
Year 2006
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Shape Rectangular
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Reverse description The reverse presents a multicolour cartographic vignette of the outline map of Kazakhstan rendered in blue and grey tones, with a scenic inset of birds in flight over water and a contemporary urban skyline at right. A fine guilloche pattern fills the background across the full field. The denomination in Cyrillic script, 'ПЯТЬСОТ ТЕНГЕ', is set in bold letterpress along the lower centre, with the year '2006' inscribed at upper centre.
Reverse lettering ПЯТЬСОТ ТЕНГЕ
500
2006
ПОДЕЛКА БАНКНОТ ПРЕСЛЕДУЕТСЯ ПО ЗАКОНУ
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The 2006 series of Kazakhstani tenge was issued as the country's oil revenues were accelerating sharply, and the National Bank was actively reforming the currency infrastructure to match a modernizing economy. P#29A slots into a transitional period for the series — the denomination structure and security specifications were being quietly upgraded across multiple values without a formal reissue announcement, which is why the suffix designations on these notes can be difficult to reconcile across different catalog editions.

Security thread and watermark only — no holographic elements — places this firmly in the earlier specification tier before later printings added more complex features.

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