Bezpečnostní prvky bankovek vydávaných ČNB a ECB

Security Features of Banknotes Issued by ČNB and ECB

Type of document
bakalářská práce
bachelor thesis
Author
Jan Mottl
Supervisor
Holmes Jonathan Edmund
Opponent
Algozhina Aliya
Study program
Economics and Management
Institutions assigning rank
institut ekonomických studií


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This thesis on the topic of security features of banknotes is divided into two parts. In the theoretical part, a comprehensive overview of the history and evolution of money is given, exploring the timeline from pre-unit of account era to describing how our current monetary system came to be, also covering counterfeiting and the common methods used through the ages. Towards the end of the theoretical part, attention shifts towards the Czech koruna and the Euro, covering the currencys recent history and examining their banknotes in detail. The practical part then gives an account of common banknote security features, before diving in to highlight where and how they are used on the banknotes, ending with a comparison of the banknotes adoption of the individual features.
 
This thesis on the topic of security features of banknotes is divided into two parts. In the theoretical part, a comprehensive overview of the history and evolution of money is given, exploring the timeline from pre-unit of account era to describing how our current monetary system came to be, also covering counterfeiting and the common methods used through the ages. Towards the end of the theoretical part, attention shifts towards the Czech koruna and the Euro, covering the currencys recent history and examining their banknotes in detail. The practical part then gives an account of common banknote security features, before diving in to highlight where and how they are used on the banknotes, ending with a comparison of the banknotes adoption of the individual features.
 
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http://hdl.handle.net/10467/120659
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