Equatorial Guinea
1969 - Equatorial Guinea PIC 1 100 pesetas UNC
This individual Equatorial Guinea banknote is denominated at 100 pesetas and is associated with 1969..
1969 - Equatorial Guinea PIC 3 1000 pesetas UNC
Equatorial Guinea 1000 Pesetas Guineanas banknote, dated 12 October 1969 and catalogued as Pick P3. ..
1969/80 - Equatorial Guinea PIC 19 billete de 500 Bipwele en 500 pesetas UNC
This Equatorial Guinea banknote is catalogued as Pick P19: 5000 Bipkwele on 500 Pesetas. The catalog..
1969/80 - Equatorial Guinea PIC 19 billete de 500 Bipwele en 500 pesetas VF
Equatorial Guinea P19 is a 5000 Bipkwele overprint on 500 Pesetas banknote, associated with the date..
1975 - Equatorial Guinea PIC 10 50 Ekuele UNC
This Equatorial Guinea 50 Ekuele banknote is associated with 1975 and is catalogued as Pick P10. The..
1975 - Equatorial Guinea PIC 11 100 Ekuele UNC
This Equatorial Guinea 100 Ekuele banknote is catalogued as Pick P11 and associated with the date 7 ..
1975 - Equatorial Guinea PIC 13 1000 Ekuele UNC
This Equatorial Guinea 1000 Ekuele banknote is catalogued as Pick P13 and is associated with 7 July ..
1975 - Equatorial Guinea PIC 9 25 Ekuele UNC
This Equatorial Guinea 25 Ekuele banknote is catalogued as Pick P9 (PIC 9) and is associated with th..
1985 - Equatorial Guinea PIC 20 500 Francs UNC
Equatorial Guinea 500 Francs banknote associated with 1985. The note is identified in the supplied p..
1985 - Equatorial Guinea PIC 21 1000 Francs UNC
This individual banknote is associated with Equatorial Guinea and the year 1985. It has a denominati..
Frequently asked questions
Which periods and currencies are represented in the Equatorial Guinea banknote catalog?
This shop’s Equatorial Guinea catalog includes notes dated 1969, 1975 and 1985, together with an entry carrying the date label 1969/80. The represented currency names are pesetas, Ekuele, Bipwele and francs. These listings provide a useful view of several dated and currency-based groups within the shop’s catalog, but they should not be treated as a complete record of every banknote issued for Equatorial Guinea.
Which denominations and catalog references can collectors find in this category?
Represented denominations include 25, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000. The 1969 peseta listings include PIC 1 for 100 pesetas and PIC 3 for 1,000 pesetas. The 1975 Ekuele group includes PIC 9, PIC 10, PIC 11 and PIC 13. Later catalog references include PIC 19, PIC 20 and PIC 21, covering the 500 Bipwele/500 pesetas listing and 500- and 1,000-franc notes.
How can I identify an Equatorial Guinea banknote using these listings?
Start by comparing four catalog details: the date shown in the title, currency name, denomination and PIC reference. For example, PIC 9 is listed as a 1975 25 Ekuele note, while PIC 20 is a 1985 500 Francs note. Using all four details is more reliable than denomination alone because values such as 100, 500 and 1,000 appear with different currencies or date labels in this shop’s Equatorial Guinea catalog.
What collecting distinctions are shown for the PIC 19 note?
PIC 19 appears under the date label 1969/80 and is described as a 500 Bipwele note associated in the title with 500 pesetas. The catalog distinguishes examples by grade, including UNC and VF; one model also uses the Spanish grade abbreviation MBC. Collectors should therefore check both the PIC reference and stated grade when comparing listings, rather than assuming that every entry with the same reference represents an identical collecting option.
What should a buyer know about the banknote images in this category?
The product records state that images are for reference and that the banknote number visible in an image will not be the number sent. A prospective buyer should use the title and model information—such as country, date, denomination, currency, PIC reference and stated grade—to identify the listed type. The pictured serial or banknote number should not be treated as a feature of the item to be supplied.
What is notable about the currency wording used for PIC 19?
PIC 19 stands out because its title combines two currency expressions: “500 Bipwele” and “500 pesetas,” under the date label 1969/80. This wording is a catalog feature that can help distinguish it from the straightforward 1969 peseta, 1975 Ekuele and 1985 franc listings. Without further supporting information, collectors should not infer an overprint, conversion process or historical explanation; identification should remain based on the exact title, denomination wording and PIC reference provided.