According to a press release dated 5 May 2020, the Central Bank of Liberia has awarded a contract to Crane Currency to supply new banknotes. Crane previously printed the current family of notes (B311 – B316) without imprint. Courtesy of I.B.Read More…
, Like B316a, but new date (2017). Prefix AA. Courtesy of Numisnota (http://numisnota.eu).Read More…
, Like B315a, but new date (2017). Prefix AC. Courtesy of Numisnota (http://numisnota.eu).Read More…
, Like B314a, but new date (2017). Prefix AD. Courtesy of Numisnota (http://numisnota.eu).Read More…
, Like B311a, but new date (2017). Prefix AB. Courtesy of Numisnota (http://numisnota.eu).Read More…
, Like B313a, but new date (2017). Prefix AC. Courtesy of Thomas Augustsson.Read More…
, Like B312a, but new date (2017). Prefix AB. Courtesy of Thomas Augustsson.Read More…
, B316 (PNL): 500 dollars (US$6)Purple, blue, and yellow. Front: Woman, elderly man, and man, all wearing traditional clothing; 5-pointed star as registration device. Back: Bank seal with crossed kissi money and front and back of 50-cent coin dated 1969; 5-pointed star; hippopotamus adult and calf. Rapid windowed security threadRead More…
, B312 (PNL): 10 dollars (US$0.10)Blue. Front: First president, Joseph Jenkins Roberts; 5-pointed star as registration device. Back: Bank seal with crossed kissi money and front and back of 50-cent coin dated 1969; 5-pointed star; man tapping rubber tree. 3-mm wide color-changing windowed security thread. Watermark: Coat of arms withRead More…
, B311 (PNL): 5 dollars (US$0.05)Purple. Front: Fifth president, Edward James Roye; 5-pointed star as registration device. Back: Bank seal with crossed kissi money and front and back of 50-cent coin dated 1969; 5-pointed star; woman harvesting rice. 3-mm wide color-changing windowed security thread. Watermark: Coat of arms with electrotypeRead More…