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Tanzania has released reprinted versions of several denominations of the country’s banknotes. The new banknotes are meant to be more secure against duplication and forgery.
The new security features include the removal of the classic thin stripe in the old banknote, called the motion thread and replacing it with a rolling star.
The former security feature (the motion thread) used a motion image that had special colour effects when the note is moved side to side.
The new feature now, the rolling star, also has a movement and color change trait, but makes wavy motions when the note is tilted.
The central bank, the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) announced early April that the change affects denominations of TZS 2000, 5000 and 10000.
The last time the BoT changed the country’s banknotes was in 2010. The central bank’s Governor Professor Florens Luoga explained in a press statement that the re-printed banknotes …