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5000 Tenge 15 Years with National Currency

Issuer National Bank of Kazakhstan
Year 2006
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Shape Rectangular
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Reverse description The reverse presents a large vignette of an equestrian monument set against a backdrop of mountains and a modern high-rise building, rendered in warm tones of red, brown, and ochre with multicolour guilloche underprint. An outline map of Kazakhstan in purple-brown tones occupies the left-centre field, with ornamental Kazakh motifs in the underprint. The large numeral 5000 appears in the lower-left corner, with the denomination in Cyrillic text running along the lower margin.
Reverse lettering ПОДДЕЛКА БАНКНОТ ПРЕСЛЕДУЕТСЯ ПО ЗАКОНУ ҚАЗАҚСТАН ҰЛТТЫҚ БАНКІ 5000 ПЯТЬ ТЫСЯЧ ТЕНГЕ
(Translation: Counterfeiting banknotes is punished by law, National Bank of Kazakhstan, Five Thousand Teñge)
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Issued to mark fifteen years since Kazakhstan introduced the tenge in November 1993, replacing the Soviet ruble at a rate of 500 rubles to one tenge — a necessary severance from a collapsing monetary union rather than a gradual transition. The tenge had been prepared in secrecy with Giesecke & Devrient well before the official announcement, giving Kazakhstan a functioning currency ready to deploy within days of the decision becoming public.

G&D's Leipzig facility handled both the standard circulation series and this commemorative issue, maintaining continuity across the denomination's print history.

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