Iran Cheque 1,000,000 Rials (The 168 Shahids of "Minab" School)

Security Features of 1,000,000 Rials IRAN CHEQUE (The 168 Shahids of "Minab" School)

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11-Windowed Color-Shifting Security Thread
This thread has a special coat which shifts from gold to green in color when tilted. This security thread also features the map of Iran and the micro text “I.R.IRAN”.
22-See-Through Register
When the Iran-Cheque is held up to the light, some parts of the numeral 100 is visible on the obverse combining perfectly with the remaining parts on the reverse side of the Iran-Cheque.
33-Intaglio Printing
This is a type of tactile printing, tangible by fingertips. The image of the Holy Shrine, the phrase “the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran” in Persian and the nominal value of the Iran-Cheque are printed by this method.
44-Watermark and Electrotype
The 3D images of a part of the Holy Shrine and the numeral 100 are embedded in the paper pulp and are clearly visible when the Iran-Cheque is held up to the light.
55-Invisible Fluorescent Fibers
Very small fibers are embedded in the Iran-Cheque paper, which become visible in blue, red, green and yellow color under UV light.
66-Serial Numbers
The serial numbers are printed by red and blue fluorescent ink which shifts to gold and light blue in color under UV light.
77-Micro-Lettering (Micro-Printing)
Very small texts which are visible by a magnifying glass and are only printable by high-security printing machines.
88-3D Linear Design (Medallion)
A special kind of security printing where the image appears 3D.
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