The 10 euro bill is part of the European Union’s Euro banknote series, which is known as the “Europa series”. Here’s a description of the design features on the bill:
Front (Obverse):
- Main Color: Predominantly red.
- Key Design Elements:
- Portrait of Europa: The central image on the front of the bill is a depiction of Europa, a figure from Greek mythology, who represents Europe. The image is a modern, artistic interpretation of her face.
- Window and Bridge Motif: The 10 euro bill features a window and a bridge design. The bridge symbolizes the connection between European cultures, while the window refers to openness, cooperation, and transparency.
- Security Features:
- Hologram: On the right side of the bill, there is a holographic stripe with a portrait of Europa and the euro symbol.
- Watermark: A watermark featuring a portrait of Europa, visible when the bill is held against the light.
- Security Thread: A thin security thread runs vertically through the banknote.
- Euro Symbol and Denomination: The euro symbol (€) and the number 10 appear in various places, including near the top left.
Back (Reverse):
- Main Color: The reverse side is also red, with complementary design elements.
- Key Design Elements:
- Bridge Design: The reverse side features a bridge, which ties into the front of the bill and symbolizes European unity and connection.
- Map of Europe: A faint map of Europe is visible on the left side, reinforcing the European theme of the currency.
- Denomination Number: The large number 10 is prominently displayed in the lower-left corner, making it easy to identify the denomination.
Dimensions:
- Size: The 10 euro bill measures 127 x 67 mm (5.0 x 2.6 inches).
Color Scheme and Design Evolution:
- The overall color scheme is warm, with shades of red, which are associated with energy and strength.
- The Europa series notes (introduced in 2013) are designed to be more secure, with advanced features like the holographic stripe and the raised printing texture.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.