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200 Emalangeni
| Issuer | Central Bank of Swaziland |
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| Year | 2010-2014 |
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| Value | 200 Emalangeni |
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| Reverse description | The reverse bears a large intaglio portrait of King Mswati III in Western attire at left, with a complex multicolour guilloche background in teal and green. At centre, the royal arms of Swaziland appear above two facsimile signatures, with the denomination '200' rendered in an oval dark-green security vignette at right alongside a spear and shield motif. The date of issue is printed in small numerals at lower right, and the legal tender inscription runs across the centre field. |
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| Protection description | King Mswati III portrait visible when held to light; embedded security thread running vertically with microtext; color-shifting ink used on the denomination numeral. |
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The 200 Emalangeni is the highest denomination in Swaziland's circulating series and was introduced partly in response to the practical pressures of inflation eroding the utility of smaller notes in high-value transactions. G+D's Leipzig plant — one of the oldest continuously operating security printers in the world — produced the issue, and the color-shifting ink on this denomination marks it as the most security-intensive note in the series.
Majozi Sithole served as Central Bank Governor from 2006; Martin Dlamini as Deputy Governor. The two-signature format was consistent across the bank's issues of this period.