200 Rupees
Mauritius · Bank of Mauritius
The 200 Rupee note features Sir Abdool Razack Mohamed (1906-1978), an Indian-born senior minister who served in both pre- and post-independence cabinets of Mauritius, playing a crucial role in the nation's political development. The obverse displays his portrait alongside the Bank of Mauritius building facade, Justice with sword and scales, and a red-to-green Swing dodo egg security feature. Inscriptions appear in English, Hindi, and Tamil, celebrating Mauritian cultural diversity. The reverse depicts produce stalls at the Port Louis Central Market, reflecting the nation's economic heritage.
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ReasonPart of the 1999-2024 series honoring Sir Abdool Razack Mohamed's contribution to Mauritian governance and independence
DesignObverse: Sir Abdool Razack Mohamed with coat of arms and Justice. Reverse: Port Louis Central Market produce stalls.
Security featuresSpider conch shell registration device, windowed security thread with demetalized BANK OF MAURITIUS, multi-image holographic patch with dodo, watermark of dodo head
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