B159 (P65): 100 kwacha (US$0.10) Red and orange. Front: English text; fish; fishermen in boat; Malawi map as registration device; Reserve Bank of Malawi headquarters building in Lilongwe; James Frederick Sangala. Back: English text; College of Medicine in Blantyre; stethoscope; Malawi map; bank logo. Windowed security thread with demetalized RBM.Read More…
Like B158a, but new date (1st JANUARY 2015). Courtesy of Hartmut Fraunhoffer (Banknote-Online). Read More…
Like B157a, but new date (1st JANUARY 2015). Courtesy of Claudio Marana.Read More…
B156 (P68): 1,000 kwacha (US$1.25) Green and orange. Front: English text; fish; fishermen in boat; Malawi map as registration device; Reserve Bank of Malawi headquarters building in Lilongwe; Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda. Back: English text; Mzuzu maize silos; stalk of maize (corn); Malawi map; bank logo; silhouette of two peopleRead More…
Like B153a, but new signature (Chuka) and new date (1st JANUARY 2013). Courtesy of Garry Craig.Read More…
B158 (P64): 50 kwacha (US$0.05) Light green, light blue, and orange. Front: English text; fish; fishermen in boat; Malawi map as registration device; Reserve Bank of Malawi headquarters building in Lilongwe; Inkosi Ya Makhosi Gomani II (Philip Zitonga Maseko). Back: English text; elephants, tree, and safari vehicle in Kasungu NationalRead More…
According to a press release, on 6 July 2014 the Reserve Bank of Malawi introduced a limited edition 1,000-kwacha note to commemorate the country’s 50 years of independence. This note will circulate in parallel with the existing note of this denomination (RBM B55). The special commemorative banknote has the wordsRead More…
According to a press release dated June 2014, in August the Reserve Bank of Malawi will introduce a family of notes similar to the existing issues (RBM B50-B55), but with enhanced blind recognition features. Furthermore, the color of the 50-kwacha note will be changed from light blue to light greenRead More…
According to an article on Face of Malawi dated 1 July 2014, the Reserve Bank of Malawi plans to issue a new family of banknotes in August 2014. The new notes will have enhanced blind recognition features, and the color of the 50-kwacha note will change from light blue toRead More…
Like B151, but new signature (Chuka) and new date (1st JUNE 2012). Courtesy of Garry Craig.Read More…