Burundi
Billetes de Burundi
2005 - Burundi PIC 33e 10 Francs banknote
This Burundi 10 Francs banknote is associated with 2005 and catalogued as Pick P33e. The denominatio..
2006 - Burundi PIC 39d 1000 Francs banknote
Burundi 1000 Francs banknote associated with 2006, identified in the product data as Pick 39d. The d..
2007 - Burundi PIC 37f 100 Francs banknote
This individual banknote is from Burundi and has a denomination of 100 Francs. It is associated with..
2007 - Burundi PIC 38d 500 Francs banknote
This individual Burundi 500 Francs banknote is catalogued as Pick P38d and is associated with the 20..
2008 - Burundi PIC 47 1000 Francs banknote
This individual Burundi banknote is a 1,000 Francs denomination from the 2008 issue, listed under th..
2009 - Burundi PIC 38e 500 Francs banknote
Burundi 500 Francs banknote associated with 2009 and catalogued by the shop as Burundi PIC 38e. The ..
2009 - Burundi PIC 46 1000 Francs banknote
Burundi 1000 Francs banknote associated with 2009, identified by the PIC 46 catalogue reference. The..
2010 - Burundi PIC 44a 100 Francs banknote
This individual banknote is from Burundi and has a denomination of 100 Francs. The product is associ..
2015 - Burundi 500 Francs banknote PIC 50 UNC
This individual banknote is a Burundi 500 Francs denomination associated with 2015 in the supplied p..
Frequently asked questions
What periods of Burundi banknotes are represented in this shop’s catalog?
This Burundi category focuses on franc banknotes dated from the late 1980s to 2015. Represented issues include examples from 1988, the 1990s, the 2000s, 2010 and 2015. This range is useful for collectors interested in comparing successive issues over several decades. It describes the scope of this shop’s catalog rather than every banknote issued by Burundi.
Which Burundi franc denominations can be found in the catalog?
The catalog represents Burundi banknotes in denominations of 10, 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000 francs. Several denominations appear across multiple issue years and Pick varieties. Examples include 10 francs from 1991 to 2005, 100 francs from the 1990s through 2010, and 500- and 1,000-franc notes extending into later issues. The selection is not a complete list of all Burundi denominations.
How can I identify a Burundi banknote using its Pick reference?
Compare the denomination, issue year and full Pick reference shown in the product title and model field. For example, the catalog identifies the 1988 500-franc note as P30c, the 1994 1,000-franc note as P39a and the 2009 1,000-franc note as P46. Using all three details helps distinguish related notes and avoids relying on denomination alone.
What do letter suffixes such as “a,” “b” and “d” mean in these Burundi listings?
In this catalog, letter suffixes form part of the complete Pick variety reference and should be recorded exactly. The 100-franc series includes P37a, P37b, P37c, P37d and P37f, while the 500-franc listings include P38b, P38d and P38e. These suffixes distinguish cataloged varieties associated here with different issue years; they should not be omitted when identifying or organizing a collection.
Will the serial number of an ordered Burundi banknote match the product image?
Not necessarily. The product records state that images of Uncirculated banknotes are reference images and that the serial number on the note ordered will not correspond to the serial number pictured. A prospective buyer should therefore use the listing’s country, denomination, issue year, Pick reference and stated grade for identification, rather than expecting the illustrated serial number to be supplied.
Can the same Pick reference appear with more than one year in the Burundi catalog?
Yes. The catalog associates P29c 100 francs with both 1990 and 1993 listings. This makes the stated year an important identification detail even when the Pick reference and denomination are the same. Collectors organizing Burundi notes should record the complete listing information rather than sorting only by catalog number. Other groups instead use changing suffixes, such as the P36 and P37 varieties.