OK, Mike Downey asked for 50,000 Bolivares Replacement Venezuela Bank Note
For others information a ‘Replacement’ note is a note made to replace a note damaged in the production process. I have written about as well as given away a number of STAR notes from the USA, the STAR represents a ‘replacement’ note. Rather than a STAR Venezuela uses a Z as the serial number prefix to denote replacement.

The Republic of Venezuela ("Little Venice") is located on the northern coast of South America between Colombia and Guyana.

The note as requested is a 2006 replacement issue of the 50,000 Bolivares.
On the front of the note is the portrait of José María Vargas by Martín Tovar y Tovar at right in 1875 with the value "50000" in latent image. In the center, the value "50000" with the denomination in words "CINCUENTA MIL BOLIVARES" in two parts, the denomination above and the monetary unit name below.. On the bottom, an open book, with the payment clause "PAGADEROS AL PORTADOR EN LAS OFICINAS DEL BANCO" above. On the left, watermarks zone. In each corner, except the bottom left corner the value "50000". The serial numbers are located in the upper right (in black) and bottom left (in red). In the upper left corner, the country name "REPÚBLICA BOLIVARIANA DE VENEZUELA". At right of the watermarks zone, there is a patch printed with optic-shift ink. On the back is a clock and yard of authorities building of the Universidad Central de Venezuela (UCV)-Central University of Venezuela in the center, at left, flower of the National Tree, Araguaney. On the left, Coat of Arms. On the top left, the issuer name "BANCO CENTRAL DE VENEZUELA" (Central Bank of Venezuela). In the bottom right corner, the denomination in words "CINCUENTA MIL BOLIVARES". In the upper right and bottom left corners, the value "50000". On the right, watermarks zone. The note contains UV coding and a segmented security thread. Book value of this UNCirculated note is (approx.) $50~$60 range, I don’t have the latest update. ENJOY!! OOPS got a bit long on this one, sorry..

Languages: Spanish
Religions: Roman Catholic
Status: UN Country