Mauritius
1967 - Mauritius Islands PIC CS1 30c 5 Rupias banknote UNC
This individual banknote is identified with the Mauritius Islands and a denomination of 5 Rupias. Th..
1967 - Mauritius Islands PIC CS1 32b 25 Rupias banknote UNC
This individual banknote is associated with 1967 and is identified as a 25-rupee note from the Mauri..
1967 - Mauritius Islands PIC CS1 33c 50 Rupias banknote UNC
This individual banknote is identified as a 50 Rupias note from the Mauritius Islands, with the prod..
1985 - Mauritius Islands PIC 35b 10 Rupias banknote UNC
This Mauritius 10 Rupees banknote is associated with 1985 and catalogued as Pick P35b (PIC 35b), wit..
1998 - Mauritius Islands PIC 42 25 Rupias banknote UNC
Mauritius 25 Rupees banknote associated with 1998, catalogued as Pick P42. This UNC example features..
1998 - Mauritius Islands PIC 43 50 Rupias banknote UNC
This Mauritius 50 Rupees banknote is catalogued with the 1998 date association as Pick P43. The note..
Frequently asked questions
What periods and denominations are represented in the Mauritius banknote catalog?
This shop’s Mauritius category includes banknotes dated 1967, 1985 and 1998. The represented denominations are 5, 10, 25 and 50 rupees. These records provide a focused selection across several dates and values; they should not be treated as a complete list of every denomination, date or banknote type issued for Mauritius.
Which Pick references appear in the Mauritius category?
The catalog records use the references P35b for the 1985 10-rupee note, P42 for the 1998 25-rupee note and P43 for the 1998 50-rupee note. The 1967 listings carry the references CS1 30c, CS1 32b and CS1 33c for the 5-, 25- and 50-rupee denominations respectively.
How can I identify the Mauritius banknote listed as P35b?
Within this shop’s catalog, P35b identifies a Mauritius 10-rupee banknote dated 1985. Check the listing title and model reference together rather than relying only on denomination or date. This helps distinguish it from the other represented Mauritius notes, which include different dates, values and catalog references.
How can collectors distinguish the 1967 Mauritius listings?
The 1967 Mauritius notes can be separated by denomination and catalog reference: 5 rupees is listed as CS1 30c, 25 rupees as CS1 32b and 50 rupees as CS1 33c. Using both elements is preferable because the denomination alone does not capture the specific catalog attribution shown by the shop.
What should a buyer know about the images and condition descriptions?
The Mauritius records describe the banknotes as UNC. Their product notes also state that images are for reference and that the banknote number visible in an image will not be the number sent. Buyers should therefore use the date, denomination, Pick reference and stated grade as the principal listing details, rather than expecting the pictured number.
Which Mauritius denominations appear across more than one represented date?
The 25- and 50-rupee denominations each appear in both the 1967 and 1998 groups. For 1967, they are cataloged as CS1 32b and CS1 33c; for 1998, they are P42 and P43. This makes date and reference important identification points when comparing notes of the same denomination within this shop’s Mauritius catalog.