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Nepal - 100 Rupees 1972 - Pick # 19 - UNC

Description

This analysis explores a Nepalese banknote featuring distinct cultural and artistic elements, as well as advanced security features. The front presents a portrait of a historical figure, highlighted by intricate details in the design. The soft green hues combined with prominent mountains create a serene backdrop, signifying the country's natural beauty. Various symbols and scripts enrich the composition, showcasing Nepal's heritage. The back depicts an emblematic pagoda and a mountain range, reinforcing the connection to Nepal's iconic architecture and landscape. Security features, such as a watermark and micro-text, are also crucial for preventing counterfeiting, reflecting the note's importance in everyday transactions.


Obverse (front)
The front of the banknote exhibits a prominent portrait of a historical figure, adorned in military attire, which suggests a sense of national pride. Surrounding the figure are detailed ornamental patterns, primarily in shades of green, which enhance the aesthetic appeal. The mountainous background symbolizes Nepal's scenic beauty and geographical significance. Additionally, the note features script in Nepali, indicating its denomination and issuing authority. Security elements such as a concealed watermark and micro-printing are integrated into the design, providing protection against forgery. The combination of artistic and functional elements makes this banknote stand out as a work of art.

Reverse (back)
The back of the banknote presents a depiction of an intricate pagoda, a nod to Nepal's rich architectural history. Flanked by majestic mountains, the design emanates cultural significance and celebrates local craftsmanship. The green hue continues on this side, offering visual harmony with the front. Micro-text and holographic features may also be present, ensuring the banknote's integrity and safeguarding against counterfeiting. The layout is thoughtfully designed to balance artistic flair with functional security, making this banknote a fascinating representation of Nepalese identity.

Start bid
€ 10
Estimated
€ 50  —  € 100
Current bid
€ 20
Minimum bid
€ 22
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Ends on: 14/02/2026 15:00 (CET)
Start bid
€ 10
Estimated
€ 50  —  € 100
Sold for
€ 20
Minimum price was not reached
4 Bids
Date
€ 20 (Your bid) M4816
25/01/2026 - 23:00
€ 17 (Your bid) M4791
24/01/2026 - 11:50
€ 15 (Your bid) M153
21/01/2026 - 21:50
€ 10 (Your bid) M1481
21/01/2026 - 20:24
Specifications
Auction
E - Auction # 19 / World Banknotes / February
Main categorie
Banknotes
Country
Nepal
Year
1972

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