Australian banknotes are among the safest in the world.
And to keep them that way, the Reserve Bank has developed a new $50 banknote.
You'll see many innovative security features including a distinctive top-to-bottom window.
Turn the banknote over and you'll see a prominent patch that changes colour in a rolling effect.
The Reserve Bank is making Australian banknotes 'Clearly More Secure'.
See more at banknotes.rba.gov.au.
For a long time Australia's banknotes have incorporated cutting-edge security features that have made them among the safest in the world.
And to keep them that way, the Reserve Bank has developed a new $50 banknote.
You'll see many innovative security features in multiple locations on the banknote.
There is a distinctive top-to-bottom window that contains a number of dynamic security features.
Tilt the banknote and you'll see a Black Swan move its wings.
Inside the building at the bottom of the window is a number 50 that changes direction.
Turn the banknote over and in the top corner there's a prominent patch that changes colour in a rolling effect.
Both the new and existing $50 banknotes can be used in transactions.
The Reserve Bank is making Australian banknotes 'Clearly More Secure'.
See more at banknotes.rba.gov.au.