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1980/8 - Zambia 2 Kwacha S7 banknote PIC 24c UNC
1980/8 - Zambia 2 Kwacha S7 banknote PIC 24c UNC 

1980/8 - Zambia 2 Kwacha S7 banknote PIC 24c UNC

  • Product Code: Zambia PIC 24c
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  • 6.60€

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Zambia 2 Kwacha banknote, Pick P24c, associated with the ND 1980–88 catalogue period. This Signature 7 variety is listed in UNC condition and features an olive-green design over a multicolour underprint, with President K. Kaunda at the right and an African fish eagle at the left centre.

The reverse depicts a teacher with a student at the left and a school building at the centre. The watermark shows President K. Kaunda, and the catalogue identifies TDLR as the printer. The product title’s 1980/8 date association corresponds to the catalogue period rather than a single specific issue date.

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Tags: Year 1980, Year 1988,

Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Zambia 2 Kwacha banknote associated with the dates 1980/8. It is identified in the title as an S7 note and is listed with the catalogue reference Zambia PIC 24c. The listing also identifies the note as UNC.

What country, denomination, currency and date information are provided?

The banknote is from Zambia and has a denomination of 2 Kwacha. The listing associates it with 1980/8, while the tags separately mention 1980 and 1988. These dates are presented as listing information and are not described as issue, printing or circulation dates.

What catalogue reference and designation are given for this note?

The supplied catalogue reference is Zambia PIC 24c. The title also identifies the banknote as S7, and the description calls it a “Signature 7 Note.” These identifiers distinguish the specific note represented by this listing without adding any unstated catalogue or series information.

What should collectors know about the image and the banknote number?

The product description states that the images are for reference. It also specifies that the banknote number shown in the image will not be sent. Therefore, the pictured serial or banknote number should not be treated as the number supplied with the purchased note.