10 franc 2000 — Switzerland ( Pick: 67 )
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Europe
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Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 10 franc issued in Switzerland in 2000. It is cataloged under Pick number 67. Its dimensions are 126 x 74 mm, and it is printed on cotton lint paper.
This banknote features a design in brown-orange, dark brown, and blue on a multicolour underprint. It is signed by Eduard Belser, President of the Bank Council from 1999 to 2002, and Jean-Pierre Roth, Chairman of the Governing Board from 2001 to 2009.
The production of this note reflects the standard practices for Swiss banknotes at the time. Cotton lint paper is commonly used for durability and print quality in banknote production.
This banknote features a design in brown-orange, dark brown, and blue on a multicolour underprint. It is signed by Eduard Belser, President of the Bank Council from 1999 to 2002, and Jean-Pierre Roth, Chairman of the Governing Board from 2001 to 2009.
The production of this note reflects the standard practices for Swiss banknotes at the time. Cotton lint paper is commonly used for durability and print quality in banknote production.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Eduard Belser, President of the Bank Council (1999-2002); Jean-Pierre Roth, Chairman of the Governing Board, Department I, Zürich (2001-2009)
- Date of issue
- 2000
- Paper
- cotton lint
- Colour
- brown-orange, dark brown, and blue on multicolour underprint
- Dimensions
- 126 x 74 mm
- Pick catalog
- 67
About this banknote
The Swiss National Bank issued the 10 franc note in 2000. This series was introduced to enhance security features and update designs for modern usage. The banknotes in this series were developed to commemorate significant contributors in Swiss cultural history.
The front side of the note features an image of a notable architect. The design includes a multicolored geometric pattern and inscriptions in Swiss languages. The back side displays architectural motifs with a color palette of brown-orange, dark brown, and blue. The note measures 126 x 74 mm and is signed by Eduard Belser and Jean-Pierre Roth.
