Depending on the viewing angle, the € symbol ; and the value numeral 10 interchange. When you tilt the banknote, prismatic colours move upward and downward through the hologram stripe

Using a infrared display unit, in the right third of the banknote parts of the motif can be seen, whereas the rest of the motif is merely visible

At several places of the banknote motif, there is microlettering, which looks pin sharp even under a magnifying glass.

The security thread can be seen as a dark line in the middle third of the banknote. In the security thread 10 EURO in small letters and "10" in microletters, alternating in normal writing and mirror writing.

Using a infrared display unit, in the right third of the banknote parts of the motif can be seen, whereas the rest of the motif is merely visible

The copyright line has a feelable raised printing. All Euro banknotes, irrespective of date of production, bear the year 2002.

when you hold the banknote against the light, the value numeral 10 in the watermark is brighter than the surrounding paper. There is no dark outline around the numeral. When you lay down the banknote on a dark surface, the value numeral 10 appears to be darker than the surrounding paper. This effect can be seen from the reverse side laterally reversed.

When you hold the banknote against the light, the incomplete lines of the front and reverse side add to the value numeral 10. This effect can be seen from the reverse side laterally reversed.

Der in das Papier eingearbeitete Sicherheitsfaden ist im Gegenlicht von beiden Seiten als dunkler Streifen erkennbar. Abwechselnd erscheinen in kleiner Schrift das €-Symbol und die Wertzahl der Banknote.