Mauritania
1973 - Mauritania PIC 1s 100 Ouguiya banknote Specimen UNC
This individual Mauritania banknote has a denomination of 100 Ouguiya and is associated with 1973. I..
1973 - Mauritania PIC 2s 200 Ouguiya banknote Specimen UNC
This individual Mauritania banknote has a denomination of 200 Ouguiya and is associated with 1973. T..
1973 - Mauritania PIC 3s 1000 Ouguiya banknote Specimen UNC
This Mauritania 1000 Ouguiya banknote is dated 20 June 1973 and catalogued as Pick P3s. It is the sp..
1985 - Mauritania PIC 4c 100 Ouguiya banknote UNC
Mauritania 100 Ouguiya banknote associated with the 1985 variety dated 28 November 1985 in the Kraus..
2004 - Mauritania PIC 10a 100 Ouguiya banknote UNC
This Mauritania banknote has a denomination of 100 Ouguiya and is associated with the year 2004. The..
2004 - Mauritania PIC 11a 200 Ouguiya banknote UNC
This Mauritania banknote has a denomination of 200 Ouguiya and is associated with 2004. It is identi..
2004 - Mauritania PIC 12a 500 Ouguiya banknote UNC
This individual Mauritanian banknote is a 500 Ouguiya denomination associated with 2004 and identifi..
2004 - Mauritania PIC 13a 1000 Ouguiya banknote UNC
This individual banknote is a 1,000 Ouguiya note from Mauritania, associated with 2004 and identifie..
2011 - Mauritania PIC 20 2000 Ouguiya banknote UNC
This individual banknote is from Mauritania and has a denomination of 2000 Ouguiya. The product data..
Frequently asked questions
Which Mauritanian banknote periods and denominations are represented in this shop’s catalog?
The Mauritania catalog includes notes dated 1973, 1985, 2004 and 2011. Denominations represented are 100, 200, 500, 1,000 and 2,000 ouguiya. The 1973 group includes 100, 200 and 1,000 ouguiya specimen notes, while the 2004 group includes 100, 200, 500 and 1,000 ouguiya notes. A 1985 100-ouguiya note and a 2011 2,000-ouguiya note are also represented. This selection describes the shop’s catalog, not every Mauritanian banknote issue.
Which Pick references can collectors find for Mauritania in this catalog?
The listed Mauritania banknotes use Pick references from P1s through P4c, P10a through P13a, and P20. The 1973 entries are P1s, P2s and P3s; the 1985 entry is P4c; the 2004 entries are P10a, P11a, P12a and P13a; and the 2011 entry is P20. These references can help organize a collection by catalog number, alongside the date and denomination shown in each product title.
How can I identify a Mauritania note listed in this catalog?
Begin by comparing the date, denomination, and Pick reference in the product title with the note you are examining. For example, the catalog distinguishes the 100 ouguiya entries P1s, P4c and P10a by their dates and references, rather than treating them as one issue. The titles also identify some 1973 notes as specimens and other entries as UNC. Product images can support visual comparison, but the catalog descriptions should be used for the formal listing details.
What details are useful when collecting these Mauritanian banknotes as a series?
Collectors can arrange the Mauritania notes by date, denomination, and Pick reference to distinguish the groups represented here. The 1973 entries form a specimen group with 100, 200 and 1,000 ouguiya denominations. The 2004 entries provide a broader denomination range from 100 to 1,000 ouguiya, while the 1985 and 2011 entries add separate dated references. Comparing repeated denominations—especially 100 ouguiya—can be a practical way to study changes between catalog references and periods.
What should I check before ordering a Mauritania banknote from this catalog?
Check the product title for the date, denomination, Pick reference, and the stated designation, such as Specimen UNC or UNC. Also read the product note about images: for several entries, the image is for reference and the banknote number shown will not be sent. One 1985 listing states that the banknote corresponds with the image, while other descriptions use the same wording. Review the individual product page carefully for the specific item details before placing an order.
What notable denomination pattern appears in the Mauritania catalog?
The 100-ouguiya denomination appears across three dated catalog references: 1973 P1s, 1985 P4c and 2004 P10a. This makes it a useful denomination for comparing the different periods represented in the shop’s Mauritania selection. The 2004 group also repeats denominations found in the earlier 1973 group, including 200 and 1,000 ouguiya, whereas 500 ouguiya is represented in the 2004 group and 2,000 ouguiya in the 2011 entry.