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One Big Thanks
| Uitgever | Slovakia |
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| Jaar | 2024 |
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| Afmetingen | 110 x 62 mm |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Central vignette of a cherub with outstretched wings, surrounded by multilingual "thank you" inscriptions forming a decorative border. Denomination expressed as "1 ONE BIG THANKS" with series year 2024. The GABRISNOTE® imprint and DAS Security Printing legend appear at lower register. |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | THIS BANKNOTE REPRESENTS 1 ONE BIG THANKS 1 ONE FOR YOU SERIES 2024 ĎAKUJEM, ĎEKUJI, DANKE, TAKK, TACK, MERCI, GRAZIE, GRACIAS, KIITOS, DZIĘKUJĘ, KÖSZÖNÖM, HVALA, OBRIGADO, CảM ơn BạN, MULȚUMESC GABRISNOTE® 2024 1 DAS SECURITY PRINTING 1 |
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Slovakia's "One Big Thanks" is a commemorative note issued in recognition of volunteers and charitable workers — a rare instance of a European country producing a formal paper note outside its standard currency series to honor civilian social contribution. It has no monetary face value and was never intended for circulation.
Gabris designed the piece under commission for a specific public campaign, and the security features — watermark and UV fibers — are a deliberate nod to banknote tradition rather than any anti-counterfeiting necessity.