Security Features .28Europa Series.29 5 euro note

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microprinting on 5 euro note of europa series



watermark: when note held under normal light source, portrait of europa , electrotype denomination appear on either side.
portrait hologram: when note tilted, silver-coloured holographic stripe reveals portrait of europa-the same 1 in watermark. stripe reveals window , value of banknote.
emerald number: when note tilted, number on note displays effect of light moves , down. number changes color emerald green deep blue.
raised printing: on front of note, there series of short raised lines on left , right edges. main edge, lettering , large value numeral feel thicker.
security thread: when note held against light, security thread appears dark line. euro symbol (€) , value of banknote can seen in tiny white lettering in thread.
microprint: tiny letters can read magnifying glass. letters should sharp, not blurred.
ultraviolet ink: parts of banknote shine when under uv or uv-c light. these stars in flag, small circles, large stars , several other areas on front. on back, quarter of circle in centre several other areas glow green. horizontal serial number , stripe appear in red.
infrared light: under infrared light, emerald number, right side of main image , silvery stripe visible on obverse of banknote, while on reverse, denomination , horizontal serial number visible.




^ ecb: europa series . ecb. ecb. 2013. retrieved 24 june 2013. 
^ new €5 - ecb - our money . ecb. our money. 2013. retrieved 24 june 2013. 






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