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200 - IQS Group - Nanotech - Test Note
| Issuer | Nanotech Security Corp. (A Meta Materials Inc. Company) |
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| Composition | Hybrid substrate |
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| Obverse description | Blue-violet guilloche underprint with a large abstract spiral vignette in pink and blue at centre; the KolourOptik® diffractive stripe runs vertically at right, displaying iridescent circular and infinity-symbol motifs. Denomination "200" appears at upper left; a Secretary-General signature is at lower centre-right, with the Nanotech logo at lower left. |
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| Protection type | Diffractive optical stripe, Guilloche underprint |
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Nanotech Security Corp., a subsidiary of Meta Materials Inc. based in Surrey, British Columbia, produces these demonstration pieces specifically for trade shows, client pitches, and security feature evaluations — they are not monetary instruments of any issuer. The "IQS Group" designation places this example within a specific client-facing product line used to showcase Nanotech's optical stripe technology to potential adopters in the banknote and secure document industry.
The hybrid substrate and diffractive optical stripe are the whole point of this note's existence. Collectors and researchers value these test pieces primarily as physical samples of security technology at a particular stage of development, not as currency.