According to an article in Metro dated 22 December 2021, the Central Bank of Lesotho introduced a new family of notes on 23 December 2021. These notes are like the preceding issues, but with improved security features. The notes also bear tactile elements for the sight impaired, which necessitated changingRead More…
According to an article in Metro dated 22 December 2021, the Central Bank of Lesotho introduced a new family of notes on 23 December 2021. These notes are like the preceding issues, but with improved security features. The notes also bear tactile elements for the sight impaired, which necessitated changingRead More…
Like B223b, but new date (2019). Courtesy of Dr. Martin van Nierop.Read More…
Like B225b, but new date (2019). Courtesy of Dr. Martin van Nierop.Read More…
, B224b: Like B224a, but new signature and new date (2013). Prefix AL. Courtesy of Claudio Marana.Read More…
, B222b: Like B222a, but new signature and new date (2013). Prefix AR. Courtesy of Claudio Marana.Read More…
, B223b: Like B223a, but new date (2013), new signature (Rets’elisitsoe A. Matlanyane), and couple removed from house doorway on back. Prefix AM. Courtesy of .Read More…
, B225b: Like B225a, but new date (2013), new signature (Rets’elisitsoe A. Matlanyane). Prefix AR. Courtesy of .Read More…
, Originally reported in mid-February 2016, the Central Bank of Lesotho has introduced a new 200-loti banknote with see-through Optiks thread. B226 (PNL): 200 maloti (US$14)Orange. Front: Basotho hat (mokorotlo) as registration device; King Moshoeshoe II, King Letsie III, and King Moshoeshoe I; coat of arms with crocodile on shieldRead More…
According to an article dated 17 February 2016 on the PublicEye Online, the Central Bank of Lesotho will soon introduce a new 200-loti banknote as soon as all the necessary formalities are completed. Currently the largest denomination is 100 maloti (B225, introduced in 2011). Courtesy of Cleo Phas.Read More…