Sri Lankan 5000 Rupees Used Banknote
The Sri Lankan 5000 Rupees banknote, introduced as part of the 2010 series, is a large denomination note reflecting the rich culture and natural beauty of Sri Lanka.
Obverse:
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Design Theme: Development and prosperity of Sri Lanka.
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Key Features:
- Portrait of a Dancer from the Kandyan era, symbolizing Sri Lanka's traditional arts.
- The note prominently features a modernistic design showcasing tea cultivation and a dam, symbolizing agriculture and infrastructure development.
- Denomination in numerals and Sinhala, Tamil, and English scripts.
- A security thread and watermark of a lion with a sword, enhancing authenticity.
Reverse:
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Design Theme: Nature and Wildlife of Sri Lanka.
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Key Features:
- An artistic depiction of the Sri Lankan leopard (Panthera pardus kotiya) and tropical foliage, representing the country’s biodiversity.
- Scenic imagery of the natural environment.
- The denomination in numerals and scripts on both sides.
Additional Information:
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Dimensions: Approximately 157mm x 80mm.
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Color Scheme: Predominantly brown and orange hues.
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Security Features: Watermark, security thread, micro-printing, and a unique serial number.
The used condition of this note may exhibit signs of wear, such as folds, minor stains, or creases, but its design and features remain intact, making it a valuable addition for collectors interested in Sri Lankan currency.
