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Brief description	The design of this polymer 100 Dollars banknote is dedicated to the monumental achievements of New Zealand science and the country's unique endemic flora and fauna of the South Island. The visual layout layout showcases the "father" of nuclear physics on the front and picturesque protected landscapes with rare wildlife on the back. Obverse: The primary vignette features a portrait of Lord Ernest Rutherford (Lord Rutherford of Nelson), the world-renowned New Zealand physicist and Nobel Prize laureate. To the left of the portrait, his Nobel Prize medal is displayed. The top section carries the English and Māori names of the issuing authority: «RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND» and «TE PŪTEA MATUA». The center displays the legal tender clause and the text denomination «ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS». Reverse: The reverse highlights New Zealand's unique ecosystem, featuring a Mohua (yellowhead bird) perched on a red beech branch. The background captures the stunning scenery of the Eglinton Valley, located on the South Island. A lichen moth is depicted at the top left. The top of the note bears the bilingual name of the country: «NEW ZEALAND» and «AOTEAROA». Watermark (Security Feature): A complex clear window incorporating metallic elements, including numbers, birds, native ferns, a map of New Zealand, and a 3D depth-effect denomination number. Serial Number Variety: The first two digits of the serial number indicate the production year of the specific banknote print run. Topical Collecting Themes: Prominent world scientists and physicists, Nobel Prize laureates and medals on paper money, endemic birds and ornithology of Oceania, moths and insects in notaphily, protected valleys and national parks, polymer currency (Guardian substrate), transparent windows and advanced optical security features, signatures of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand governors, banknotes printed by the Canadian Bank Note Company.

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The design of this polymer 100 Dollars banknote is dedicated to the monumental achievements of New Zealand science and the country's unique endemic flora and fauna of the South Island. The visual layout layout showcases the "father" of nuclear physics on the front and picturesque protected landscapes with rare wildlife on the back.

Obverse: The primary vignette features a portrait of Lord Ernest Rutherford (Lord Rutherford of Nelson), the world-renowned New Zealand physicist and Nobel Prize laureate. To the left of the portrait, his Nobel Prize medal is displayed. The top section carries the English and Māori names of the issuing authority: «RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND» and «TE PŪTEA MATUA». The center displays the legal tender clause and the text denomination «ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS».

Reverse: The reverse highlights New Zealand's unique ecosystem, featuring a Mohua (yellowhead bird) perched on a red beech branch. The background captures the stunning scenery of the Eglinton Valley, located on the South Island. A lichen moth is depicted at the top left. The top of the note bears the bilingual name of the country: «NEW ZEALAND» and «AOTEAROA».

Watermark (Security Feature): A complex clear window incorporating metallic elements, including numbers, birds, native ferns, a map of New Zealand, and a 3D depth-effect denomination number.

Serial Number Variety: The first two digits of the serial number indicate the production year of the specific banknote print run.

Topical Collecting Themes: Prominent world scientists and physicists, Nobel Prize laureates and medals on paper money, endemic birds and ornithology of Oceania, moths and insects in notaphily, protected valleys and national parks, polymer currency (Guardian substrate), transparent windows and advanced optical security features, signatures of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand governors, banknotes printed by the Canadian Bank Note Company.

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