Liberia

Like B318a, but new date (2024). Prefix AF is a cross-over from B318a. Courtesy of Sam Assad (www.4TopNotes.com).Read More…

B321 (PNL): 1,000 dollars (US$5) Blue, brown, and pink. Front: English text; 16 tribal masks; 5-pointed star as registration device; bank seal. Back: English text; bank seal with crossed kissi money and front and back of 50-cent coin dated 1969; 5-pointed star; Capitol building in Monrovia. Gold-to-green windowed security threadRead More…

B320 (PNL): 500 dollars (US$2.50) Purple, blue, and yellow. Front: English text; seven women designers of Liberian flag; 5-pointed star as registration device; bank seal. Back: English text; bank seal with crossed kissi money and front and back of 50-cent coin dated 1969; 5-pointed star; hippopotamus adult and calf. Green-to-blueRead More…

B318 (PNL): 50 dollars (US$0.25) Red, brown, and purple. Front: English text; 20th president, Samuel Kanyon Doe; 5-pointed star as registration device; bank seal. Back: English text; bank seal with crossed kissi money and front and back of 50-cent coin dated 1969; 5-pointed star; man trimming oil palm tree. Purple-to-goldRead More…

B317 (PNL): 20 dollars (US$0.10) Brown, tan, and purple. Front: English text; 18th president, William Vacanarat Shadrach Tubman; 5-pointed star as registration device; bank seal. Back: English text; bank seal with crossed kissi money and front and back of 50-cent coin dated 1969; 5-pointed star; men and women at outdoorRead More…

B319 (PNL): 100 dollars (US$0.50) Green. Front: English text; 19th president, William Richard Tolbert, Jr; 5-pointed star as registration device. Back: English text; bank seal with crossed kissi money and front and back of 50-cent coin dated 1969; businesswoman with child in market. Windowed security thread with demetalized stars. Watermark:Read More…

According to a press release dated 12 November 2021, “the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) will begin introducing the new Liberian dollar currency starting with the 100 Liberian dollar banknote in the tune of four billion Liberian dollars this December 2021. This amount is intended to increase Liberian dollar liquidityRead More…