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| 表面の銘文 | Reserve Bank of Malawi 5000 Five Thousand Kwacha 5000 5000 |
| 裏面の説明 | The Reserve Bank of Malawi headquarters building, rendered in fine intaglio line work, occupies the right field against a light guilloche background. A map outline of Malawi appears to the left of the building, with the large numeral 5000 in bold intaglio at lower right. A security thread with colour-shifting properties runs vertically through the centre, flanked by zigzag latent-image borders in green and blue. |
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The 5000 Kwacha is the highest denomination in Malawi's current series, introduced as the kwacha continued a long depreciation cycle that has eroded its purchasing power dramatically since the 2012 devaluation — when the Reserve Bank was forced to float the currency under IMF pressure, triggering an immediate 50% drop in value. A note at this face value would have seemed implausible a decade earlier.
G+D's Leipzig plant has handled Malawian currency production across multiple series. The security specification here — colour-shifting ink alongside a thread and watermark — is modest for a top-denomination note, reflecting the cost constraints that typically govern procurement for smaller central banks.