1952 Banknotes 100 Pounds 2x Consecutive Numbered Notes alternating languages (2)
Ref: 08 07 2016
Dear Collectors
FANTASTIC FRIDAY PROMOTION
A NEW PROMOTION
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES
!!! CONTACT US NOW !!!
History in your Hands - South African coinage is rich in history
The South African Reserve Bank is the central bank of the Republic of South Africa. The primary purpose of the Bank is to achieve and maintain price stability in the interest of balanced and sustainable economic growth in South Africa. Together with other institutions, it also plays a pivotal role in ensuring financial stability.
1952
SCARCE PAIR
100 POUND BANKNOTES
3rd Issue
THESE ARE CONSECUTIVE SERIAL NUMBERED ISSUES WITH ALTERNATING ENGLISH AND AFRIKAANS LANGUAGES - NOT OFTEN FOUND AS A CONSECUTIVE SERIAL NUMBERED PAIRED SET
JAN VAN RIEBEECK WATERMARK
The historic context of these banknotes, gives rise to their intrinsic value.
One of the Reserve Banks most Desirable Notes to fill the gap in your Banknote Collection.
THE 100 POUND BANKNOTE IMAGE WAS RECENTLY STRUCK ON THE NEW 2011 R5 - 90TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE RESERVE BANK - COINS.
THESE NOTES DESERVE TO BE MUSEUM PIECES.
!!! Good Eye Appeal - Beautiful Notes !!!
We believe these notes to be valued at
R 50 000+
OUR SPECIAL PRICE OFFER
GET THIS EXTRAORDINARY SET NOW
A RARE PAIR OF BANKNOTES
THESE ARE NOT OFTEN FOUND IN THE MARKETPLACE - ONE SET ONLY
A GREAT PRICE OPPORTUNITY FOR ONLY
R 45,000
the above images are copyrighted to Randburg Coin only.
Details:
1952 100 Pound Banknote Dated 29 01 52 - English over Afrikaans
Serial Number:E1 002818 Dimensions: 208 mm x 108 mm Colour: Multicolour (Olive Green)
1952 100 Pound Banknote Dated 29 01 52 - Afrikaans over English
Serial Number: E1 002819 Dimensions: 208 mm x 108 mm Colour: Multicolour (Olive Green)
Description:
Jan van Riebeek on the Banknote:
The Dutch East India Company V O C sent Jan van Riebeek to establish a permanent fortified refeshment station at the Cape Of Good Hope. He arrived with his three sailing ships on the 6th April 1652 - The Drommedaris, Goede Hoop and the Reijger. His portrait was featured on all SOUTH AFRICAN BANKNOTES from the 1st issue by the SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK IN 1921 UNTIL 1992. In 1910 the Union of South Africa was established consisting of the four provinces, namely Cape Province, Natal, Orange Free State and the Transvaal. These provinces are represented on the South African Coat of arms,as can be seen on the reverse of these banknotes. They are depicted on some of the SA Banknotes. English and Dutch became the two official languages with the Dutch being replaced with Afrikaans in 1926.
In 1961, South Africa changed its currency from pound sterling to Rand and cents, and when in the same year the country became a republic, the new currency was retained. The South African Reserve Bank thereafter commenced withdrawing the old Pound Sterling currency banknotes, replacing them with banknotes of the new currency.
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK - THE CENTRAL BANK AND SOLE MONEY ISSUEING AUTHORITY OF THE UNION OF SA. THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK WAS ESTABLISHED ON THE 17TH DECEMBER 1920 AND COMMENCED OPERATIONS ON THE 30TH JUNE 1921.
TO RESERVE
Call Randburg Coin Now (011) 789-2233 or (011) 789 -2234
Or email us by clicking on > This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
THIS SPECIAL EXPIRES IN ONE WEEK ON 15th JULY 2016
OR subject to availability.
KINDLY NOTE: Payment methods we accept are - cash upon collection or bank transfer only on this promotion.
E & OE - Subject to our terms and conditions:
