According to a press release dated 2 April 2020, the Bank of Tanzania has enhanced the security features of its 2010 series of notes. The primary enhancement is the replacement of the Crane Motion windowed security thread with a Louisenthal RollingStar windowed security thread on the 2,000-, 5,000-, and 10,000-shillingRead More…
Like B143b, but new signatures (Mpango/Luoga) and new RollingStar windowed security thread. Intro: 02.04.2020. Courtesy of Mikhail Novolodskiy and Ivan Bogdanov (bonistics.org). Read More…
Like B142b, but new signatures (Mpango/Luoga) and new RollingStar windowed security thread. Intro: 02.04.2020. Courtesy of Mikhail Novolodskiy and Ivan Bogdanov (bonistics.org). Read More…
According to a press release dated 2 April 2020, the Bank of Tanzania has enhanced the security features of its 2010 series of notes. The primary enhancement is the replacement of the Crane Motion windowed security thread with a Louisenthal RollingStar windowed security thread on the 2,000-, 5,000-, and 10,000-shillingRead More…
Like B140b, but new signatures (Mpango/Luoga). Prefix HB. Courtesy of Vygandas Kadzys (www.numisnota.eu).Read More…
According to an article on DailyNews dated 9 June 2016, the Bank of Tanzania is phasing out 500-shilling notes (B139a) and replacing same with coins.Read More…
Like B140a, but new signature 16, and new date in security thread with demetalized BOT 2015. Prefix DH. Intro: 2015. Courtesy of Chris Hall.Read More…
Like B141a, but new signatures (Salum/Ndulu). Prefix DL – EX. Courtesy of Chris Hall.Read More…
5,000 shilling, no date. Like B142a, but new signatures (Salum/Ndulu). Prefix AA – DY. 10,000 shilling, no date. Like B143a, but new signatures (Salum/Ndulu). Prefix CA – FU. Courtesy of Nin Cheun (Noteshobby on eBay).Read More…
According to an article on DailyNews dated 1 March 2012, the Bank of Tanzania plans to replace 500-shilling notes (B139a) with coins because the latter lasts much longer in circulation. The article also contains new details on plans of the East African Community (www.eac.int)—Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda—to introduceRead More…