Welcome to my African and world bank note listings. We start with Botswana followed by Lesotho, Mauritius, Namibia (Notaphily 4), Orania, Rhodesia, Swaziland and Zimbabwe. An extended in depth South African section is also listed. A miscellaneous listing of other world bank notes are listed alphabetically to facilitate browsing (will need to click onto "View all the seller's items" for chronological viewing). All the above bolded countries have in-depth definitive catalogues written which also serve to host & store the bank notes in them with an up to date pricing schedules appended which are updated annually. The non-bolded country names have catalogues that are in a draft form and will be released sometime in the future after being fully researched and approved by the appropriate authorities. The depicted notes are sold as unframed notes. NB. The frame, an electronically derived graphic design (unless otherwise stated), is part of my marketing finishing touch symbolic of the extra care taken to offer you my best products, price and service. Enjoy the tour and happy purchasing.
Bank note: Pristine beautifully preserved fifth issue N$50 bank note
The notes of the fourth and subsequent issues can be identified by the increment in the number of digits in the serial number from 7 to 8 digits. It now also becomes imperative to take cognisance of the serial number range to distinguish the notes from subsequent print runs often printed by different bank note printing companies.
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Description: Kaptein Witbooi with Parliament building in background
Date: 2007
Catalogue number: NAM16 (Reference number from the definitive catalogue entitled âDr Heinz Wirz on the bank notes of Namibiaâ).
Pick number: New
Grading: Unc
Serial number range: N19000001 â N37290379 (No more replacement notes hence peculiar number)
Serial number prefix: N
Signature:Â Alweendo (signature type 3)
Printer: Giesecke & Devrient
Collective postage with other items is without additional cost.
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By clicking onto "View all the seller's items" you will be able to view chronologically the other Namibian bank notes and to facilitate your perusal of all my other notaphilic (bank note), numismatic (coin) and philatelic (stamp) listings.Â
The notes of the fifth issue can only now be identified by the serial number range to distinguish the notes from previous issues.
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