Israeli banknote of 200 shekels.

Description

Obverse: Portrait of Nathan Alterman against the background of autumn leaves as a symbol of poetic lyrics.
Hebrew text on the edge of the banknote: "Nathan Alterman" and the years of life according to the Gregorian and Jewish calendars.
Microtext: Poems by Nathan Alterman "Endless Meeting" and "Morning Song".
Denomination: in figures in the upper upper corner; below in figures with the addition of the words: "« ישראל "(" Bank of Israel ") and" שקלים חדשיחדש "(" New shekels ").
Signed: Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer (in preliminary version), Karnit Flug (in final version). Year of issue according to the Gregorian and Jewish calendars.
Signs for the blind: In the upper part of the banknote there are convex stripes made of transparent paint, but clearly visible to the touch.
Reverse: Floral motives in the moonlight. Quote from poems by Nathan Alterman "Meeting without end".
Denomination name: Text in English and Arabic with the addition of the words "Bank of Israel", "بنك إسرائيل" ("Bank of Israel"). In numbers in the upper left corner and lower part of the banknote on the right, with the addition of the words in English "New shekels".
Designer: Osnat Eshel [28].
Final version: contains a number of additional functions introduced by designers at the request of the banknote issuing commission.