10 Pounds Sterling bills

The £10 banknote in the UK features several distinctive elements, particularly focusing on the design’s security and historical figures. The current polymer £10 note (introduced in 2017) features:

Front (Obverse):

1. Portrait of Jane Austen: The front prominently displays a portrait of Jane Austen, the famous English novelist, known for works like Pride and Prejudice.
2. Security Features:
   • Hologram: The note includes a hologram that changes color and displays the £10 value and a portrait of Austen when tilted.
   • Transparent Window: A clear window with a security thread is part of the design, visible when held up to the light.
   • Microtext: Tiny text that can be read only under magnification is included for added security.
3. Additional Details:
   • Bank of England Logo: The note includes the logo of the Bank of England and the words “Bank of England” at the top.
   • “£10” Denomination: The number “10” is prominently displayed in large font.

Back (Reverse):

1. Image of the Bank of England: The back of the note features an image of the Bank of England building, with the bank’s name and a stylized image of Austen’s writing desk.
2. Raised Printing: The note features raised printing for tactile features, allowing visually impaired individuals to identify the note by touch.

General Information:

• Material: The £10 note is made of polymer, which makes it more durable and resistant to wear compared to paper notes.
• Size: It measures 132 mm x 69 mm.
• Color: The note has a mix of purple, blue, and pink hues.