National Bank Issues Unique 1,000 Tenge Banknote for Victory Anniversary
Photo: National Bank
To mark the 80th anniversary of Victory in World War II, the National Bank of Kazakhstan has released a commemorative 1,000 tenge banknote featuring an original design. The limited-edition note will go into circulation on May 9, with a total of five million copies printed, Orda.kz reports.
The front side of the note features the Memorial of Glory in Almaty’s Park of the 28 Panfilov Guardsmen. The reverse shows a map of Kazakhstan overlaid with archival images from wartime history.


The banknote also includes dynamic security features: when tilted, a stripe reveals a 3D effect with depth, radiance, and the illusion of motion, including a flickering eternal flame and flying cranes.
The National Bank noted that Kazakhstan played a significant role in the Victory, with approximately 1.2 million people mobilized from the Kazakh SSR — nearly 20% of the population at the time.
Our compatriots fought heroically in infantry, tank divisions, the air force, and the navy. In honor of their bravery and courage, the National Bank is issuing this commemorative banknote.
Original Author: Aliya Askarova
Latest news
- Tengizchevroil Fined Over Excess Emissions in Atyrau Region
- Kazakh Citizen Detained in Germany on Suspicion of Spying for Russia
- Authorities Check Site After Reported Drone Crash in Aktobe Region
- Kazakhstan Denies Rumors of a Possible Exit From the OPEC+ Deal
- Kazakh Citizen Among Six Killed in Avalanche in Russia’s Buryatia
- Kazakhstan Secures New Benefits for Cargo Aviation
- Kazakhstan Records Around 200 Fatal Workplace Accidents Each Year
- Who Is Paying for New Airports in Kazakhstan and When They Will Open
- Shymkent Also Needs an LRT, Transport Ministry Says
- Kazakhstan Finds Alternative to Druzhba for Oil Exports
- Kazakhstan Delays Launch of Stadler Railcars Once More
- Kazakhstan Plans to Move Phone IMEI Verification Under State Control
- Officials Say Aitu Is Freer Than Russia’s MAX and Has Over 1 Million Users
- Kazakhstan’s Stock Market Grew Faster Than Major Western Indexes
- Mortality From Water and Hygiene Risks Increases in Kazakhstan
- Kazakhstan Uses AI to Track Illegal Construction
- New Almaty Square Opens Where Nazarbayev’s Residence Once Stood
- Israel Looks To Open Direct Flights To Kazakhstan
- Astana Akim Says LRT Line Is Almost Ready for Launch
- Kazakhstan Stops Shipments of Infected Grain and Seeds From Russia