This 2 bolívares banknote is part of the “Sovereign Bolívar” series, introduced by the Central Bank of Venezuela in 2018 as part of the country's currency redenomination. On the obverse, the note features a portrait of Francisco de Miranda, a key figure in Venezuela’s struggle for independence. The reverse showcases the National Pantheon and the Mausoleum of Simón Bolívar, emphasizing the nation’s rich historical and cultural heritage.
The banknote comes in elegant green tones and includes various modern security features, such as microtext, watermarks, and other authentication elements, making it not only a functional means of payment but also an attractive collector’s item. Due to Venezuela’s complex economic situation, banknotes from recent years have gained significant interest among numismatists, serving as a fascinating testimony to contemporary history.
Adding this banknote to your collection means acquiring more than just a piece of currency – it is a unique historical artifact that reflects an important chapter in Venezuela’s financial and political landscape.
📌 Note: The serial number on the banknote may vary.
