1991 - Mozambique PIC 135 1000 Escudos banknote UNC

Product Code: Mozambique PIC 135
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Mozambique 1000 Meticais banknote dated 16 June 1991, catalogued as Pick P135. The note is brown and red over a multicolour underprint, with E. Mondlane positioned at the left centre, a military flag-raising ceremony at the right, and the national arms near the upper centre-right over a silver or gold underlay.

The reverse depicts a monument at the left centre and the bank seal at lower left. Its watermark is J. Chissano, and the catalogued printer is TDLR. This individual banknote is described as UNC (uncirculated).

Tags: Year 1991,

Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Mozambique banknote associated with 1991 and identified by the catalogue reference PIC 135. The title describes it as a 1000 Escudos banknote, while the meta description identifies the denomination as 1000 Meticais, so the currency designation is inconsistent across the supplied listing information.

What country, date and denomination are associated with the banknote?

The banknote is associated with Mozambique and dated 1991. Its denomination is given as 1000 in the listing. The title names the currency as Escudos, whereas the meta description names it as Meticais; no stronger clarification of this discrepancy is provided in the product information.

What catalogue reference identifies this banknote?

The explicit catalogue reference supplied for this product is Mozambique PIC 135. This identifier should be used to distinguish the listed banknote from other Mozambique notes. The year 1991 is presented as date information in the title and tag, not as a catalogue or model reference.

What should collectors know about the note’s condition and pictured serial number?

The listing identifies the banknote as UNC. It also states that the images are for reference and that the banknote number shown in the image will not be sent. Therefore, the pictured serial or note number should not be treated as the number of the banknote supplied.