Zambia
1980/8 - Zambia 1 Kwacha S5 banknote PIC 23a UNC
This individual Zambian 1 Kwacha banknote is catalogued as Pick P23a and corresponds to the 1980–88 ..
1980/8 - Zambia 10 Kwacha S7 banknote PIC 26e UNC
This individual Zambia 10 Kwacha banknote is catalogued as Pick P26e and corresponds to Signature 7...
1980/8 - Zambia 2 Kwacha S7 banknote PIC 24c UNC
Zambia 2 Kwacha banknote, Pick P24c, associated with the ND 1980–88 catalogue period. This Signature..
1980/8 - Zambia 5 Kwacha S7 banknote PIC 25d UNC
This Zambia 5 Kwacha banknote is catalogued as Pick P25d and is associated with the ND 1980–88 catal..
1986/8 - Zambia 50 Kwacha banknote PIC 28a UNC
This Zambia 50 Kwacha banknote is catalogued as Pick P28a, with the date association ND (1986–1988)...
1989 - Zambia 5 Kwacha banknote PIC 30a UNC
This individual Zambia 5 Kwacha banknote is associated with 1989 and is catalogued as Pick P30a, cor..
1989/91 - Zambia 10 Kwacha S9 banknote PIC 31b UNC
This individual Zambia 10 Kwacha banknote is associated with the 1989–91 catalogue date range and is..
1989/91 - Zambia 20 Kwacha S9 banknote PIC 32b UNC
This Zambia 20 Kwacha banknote is catalogued as ND (1989–91) and corresponds to Pick P32b, the signa..
1989/91 - Zambia 50 Kwacha S9 banknote PIC 33b UNC
This individual Zambia 50 Kwacha banknote is listed as the 1989/91 S9 variant, with the catalog refe..
1991 - Zambia 100 Kwacha banknote PIC 34a UNC
This Zambia 100 Kwacha banknote is catalogued as Pick P34a, with ND (1991) as the associated catalog..
Frequently asked questions
What periods and denominations are represented in the Zambia banknote catalog?
This Zambia category covers banknotes dated from 1980/8 through 2013. Denominations represented include 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000 Kwacha. The catalog includes earlier notes such as the 1980/8 1 Kwacha and later entries such as the 2013 5 Kwacha. It is a selection from this shop’s catalog, not a complete listing of every banknote issued by Zambia.
Which Pick references can be found among the Zambia notes?
The catalog uses Pick references including P23a, P24c, P25d, P26e, P28a, P30a, P31b, P32b, P33b, P34a, P35a, P36a, P36b, P37a, P37d, P38a, P38b, P38g, P39a, P40a, P43a, P43f and P50b. These references help distinguish denominations, dates and note varieties when organising a Zambia collection or comparing similar-looking entries.
How can I identify a Zambia banknote in this catalog?
Start with the denomination and date shown in the listing title, then compare the Pick reference in the model name. Signature designations are also useful: examples include S5, S7, S9, S10, S11 and S12. For instance, the catalog distinguishes P38a, P38b and P38g as 100 Kwacha entries associated with different signature numbers and dates. Use all these details together rather than relying on denomination alone.
Why do some Zambia notes with the same denomination have different references?
A denomination may appear in several catalog varieties because the date, signature designation or design reference differs. The Zambia listings include 20 Kwacha P36a and P36b, 50 Kwacha P37a and P37d, and 100 Kwacha P38a, P38b and P38g. Comparing the full title, signature number and Pick reference is therefore important when identifying a note or arranging related examples in a collection.
What should I check before ordering a Zambia banknote from this catalog?
Review the complete listing title for the date, denomination, signature designation and Pick reference, and read the product description about the image. Many Zambia listings state that images are for reference and that the serial number shown will not be sent. One listing states that the banknote corresponds with the image. The titles also identify the notes as UNC, so check the individual entry for its stated details.
Which Zambia denomination shows the broadest range of dated and signed catalog references here?
The 100 Kwacha is represented across several periods and references in this Zambia catalog: P34a from 1991, P38a and P38b from 1992, and P38g from 2008. The 1992 entries are marked S10 and S11, while the 2008 entry is marked S12. This makes the denomination especially useful for studying changes in catalog reference and signature designation within the listed material.