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2001/05 - Gambia PIC 24 100 Dalasis banknote UNC
2001/05 - Gambia PIC 24 100 Dalasis banknote UNC 

2001/05 - Gambia PIC 24 100 Dalasis banknote UNC

  • Product Code: Gambia PIC 24
  • Availability: In Stock

  • 26.40€

  • Ex Tax: 24.00€


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This UNC 100 Dalasis banknote from Gambia is associated with the dates 2001 and 2005 and is identified in the Pick catalogue as P24. The denomination is stated as 100 Dalasis.

The multicolour design features a Senegal parrot at the centre and a male bust facing right. The watermark is a crocodile’s head without an imprint. Krause catalogues signature varieties 13, 14 and 15 for this Pick reference; the specific signature should be verified on the individual note.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a 100 Dalasis banknote from Gambia, identified in the product title as “2001/05” and described as UNC. The listing does not state whether those dates refer to issue, printing or circulation, so they are presented only as the dates associated with this specific banknote.

What denomination, currency and country are associated with the note?

The banknote has a denomination of 100 Dalasis and is associated with Gambia. These are the key country, currency and denomination identifiers provided by the listing for this specific product.

What catalog reference is given for this Gambian banknote?

The supplied catalog reference is Gambia PIC 24. This is the model or catalog identifier explicitly provided for the listed 100 Dalasis banknote and should not be interpreted as a reference from a different cataloguing system.

What condition is stated for the banknote?

The listing identifies this banknote as UNC, a standard uncirculated-grade notation. No further physical-condition details are provided, so the product description should be understood only as carrying the stated UNC grade.