Banknote Kazakhstan 20 Tyin - Yellow and green - 1993

The 20 Tyin banknote, issued in 1993 by Kazakhstan, is an example of the first series of banknotes introduced after the country's independence. This banknote has distinctive features on both sides.

On the obverse, the face value of "20" is printed in numerals, accompanied by the inscription in Kazakh "?????? ????", meaning "Twenty Tyin". The inscription "????????? ?????? ?????" (National Bank of Kazakhstan) is also present, highlighting the issuing authority. The year of issue, 1993, is also on this side. The background is adorned with a unique geometric pattern, adding an aesthetic dimension to the banknote. The dominant colors of this side are yellow and green.

The reverse of the banknote features the face value in numerals and in Kazakh. The national coat of arms of Kazakhstan is highlighted, symbolizing national identity. As on the obverse, a unique geometric pattern serves as the background. The banknote's watermark represents a snowflake pattern, visible through transparency and serving as a security measure. The dimensions of the banknote are 102 mm in length and 65 mm in width. The face value of the banknote is 20 tyin.