Banknote Switzerland 50 Francs (CHF 50) Circulated

The 50 Swiss franc banknote is not only a means of payment but also a highly advanced technological security document. It is part of the latest series of Swiss banknotes that emphasize key features of Switzerland. For the 50-franc denomination, the main theme is the richness of experiences, symbolized by the motif of wind, which plays a central role in the design of the banknote.

Artistic Theme: The wind motif on the banknote is represented by a paraglider soaring over the Swiss mountains and a dandelion seed carried by the wind. This symbolizes travel, freedom, and diversity—key elements of Swiss identity. Additionally, the outline of mountains and landscape contours emphasize Switzerland’s natural wealth.
Security Features: The 50 Swiss franc banknote is equipped with advanced security measures that ensure its authenticity and difficulty of counterfeiting. Among them are:
Test Globe: At the center of the banknote, a shimmering globe changes color and reveals colorful arcs when tilted.
Security Strip: Visible on the lower part of the banknote, revealing red and green numbers that change in opposite directions when tilted.
Perforated Cross: Microscopic holes form the shape of the Swiss cross, visible in full form when the banknote is held up to the light.
Watermark: The banknote contains two watermarks—the Swiss cross and a globe—visible when backlit.
UV Effect: Under ultraviolet light, a hidden globe and colored fibers in the paper structure are revealed, enhancing the level of security.
Elements for the Blind: Raised lines on the edges of the banknote facilitate denomination identification by visually impaired individuals.

Color Scheme: The 50 Swiss franc banknote features a characteristic color palette, with dominant shades of blue and green, enhancing the aesthetic aspect of the design. These colors are also key in distinguishing denominations, making it easier for users to handle banknotes daily.

Multi-level Security: The specimen also contains a range of other advanced technological security features, such as microtext in Switzerland's four national languages, elements visible only under infrared light, and an optical effect where graphic elements change depending on the viewing angle. Serial numbers are printed in two places using different fonts, further increasing the difficulty of counterfeiting.

Important! THE CONDITION OF THE PRODUCT IS CIRCULATED! The banknote shows signs of use. The specimen is exchangeable at currency exchange offices and cannot be returned. If purchasing banknotes without a specified year of issue in the title or product description, the banknotes will be sent randomly with regard to the year of issue.