50 franc 1965 — Switzerland ( Pick: 47 )
Region:
Europe
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 50 franc issued in Switzerland in 1965. It is cataloged under Pick number 47. This note is printed on paper and measures 173 x 95 mm. It features a combination of green and orange colors.
The front side design includes specific details tied to its issuance, although these are not specified in the provided facts. The back design is also not detailed. The note is signed by Otto Kunz, Alfred Müller, and Max Iklé, with the printing office identified as Waterlow & Sons Limited.
No information is available regarding the amount produced. The Swiss franc was established as the country's official currency in 1850.
The front side design includes specific details tied to its issuance, although these are not specified in the provided facts. The back design is also not detailed. The note is signed by Otto Kunz, Alfred Müller, and Max Iklé, with the printing office identified as Waterlow & Sons Limited.
No information is available regarding the amount produced. The Swiss franc was established as the country's official currency in 1850.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Otto Kunz, Alfred Müller, Max Iklé
- Date of issue
- 1957
- Printing office
- Waterlow & Sons Limited
- Paper
- paper
- Colour
- green and orange
- Dimensions
- 173 x 95 mm
- Amount produced
- unknown
- Pick catalog
- 47
About this banknote
The Schweizerische Nationalbank issued the 50 franc banknote, Pick number 47, in 1965. This banknote was part of a series that continued post-World War II monetary stabilization efforts. It featured advanced security features for its time, reflecting ongoing developments in banknote printing technology.
The front side of the note depicts a young girl adorned with flowers. The prominent numbers and intricate guilloche patterns add to the complex design. On the reverse, there is a scene of people engaged in harvesting activities. This note was printed by Waterlow & Sons Limited and prominently measures 173 x 95 mm.
