Acquire a remarkable piece of African monetary history with this rare 100 Pesos banknote issued by the Central Bank of Guinea-Bissau in 1990. Presented in pristine uncirculated (UNC) condition, this beautifully designed banknote is highly valued among collectors for its historical and cultural significance.
🔹 Obverse Design:
The front prominently features Domingos Ramos, a revered national hero and freedom fighter, reflecting Guinea-Bissau’s struggle for independence and national identity. Accompanied by the country's detailed coat of arms and an intricate cultural carving to the left, this side elegantly blends history with traditional artistry.
🔹 Reverse Design:
On the reverse is the iconic building of the National Bank in Bissau, highlighting the nation's financial stability and pride. Below this, the notable phrase "A LEI PUNE O CONTRAFACTOR" ("The law punishes the counterfeiter") emphasizes the banknote's authenticity and integrity.
🔹 Watermark:
Repeating large letters "BCG" (Banco Central da Guiné-Bissau), enhancing both security and collectible appeal.
💴 Key Features:
✔ Year: 1990
✔ Denomination: 100 Pesos (GWP)
✔ Pick Number: Pick 11
✔ Condition: UNC (Uncirculated)
✔ Material: High-quality banknote paper
✔ Dimensions: 125 × 63 mm
✔ Color: Olive-gray and multicolor underprint
✔ Cultural Highlights: Domingos Ramos, national coat of arms, traditional carving
✔ Special Feature: National Bank Building and anti-counterfeit message
This banknote is an excellent choice for enthusiasts interested in African history, revolutionary figures, and currency from nations undergoing significant historical transitions.
🛈 The serial number on the image may differ from the actual banknote you receive.
