Samoa
Samoa banknotes
1990 - Western Samoa 2 Tala banknote PIC 31d UNC
Western Samoa 2 Tala banknote associated with 1990, catalogued as Pick P31d. This individual note is..
1990 - Western Samoa 2 Tala banknote PIC 31e UNC
Western Samoa 2 Tala banknote associated with 1990, catalogued as Pick P31e. This UNC polymer note i..
2002 - Western Samoa 10 Tala banknote PIC 34b UNC
This 10 Tala banknote from Samoa is associated with 2002 and is identified by the shop reference PIC..
2002 - Western Samoa 5 Tala banknote PIC 33a UNC
This Samoa 5 Tala banknote is associated with 2002 and catalogued as Pick P33a (PIC 33a). The note i..
2002 - Western Samoa 5 Tala banknote PIC 33b UNC
This Western Samoa 5 Tala banknote is associated with 2002 and is catalogued as Pick P33b (Samoa P33..
ND - Western Samoa 10 Tala banknote PIC 39 UNC
Western Samoa 10 Tala banknote, catalogued as PIC 39. The source identifies the note with the date d..
Frequently asked questions
What denominations are represented in the Samoa banknote catalog?
The Samoa category represents Western Samoa banknotes in three Tala denominations: 2 Tala, 5 Tala and 10 Tala. The catalog includes 2 Tala examples under Pick references P31d and P31e, 5 Tala examples under P33a and P33b, and 10 Tala examples under P34b and P39. This FAQ describes the denominations represented in this shop’s catalog, rather than every banknote issued by Samoa.
Which periods and date designations appear among these Samoa notes?
The catalog includes Western Samoa banknotes dated 1990 and 2002, along with a 10 Tala listing marked ND, meaning no date is shown in the product title. The 1990 entries are 2 Tala notes, while the 2002 entries include 5 Tala and 10 Tala denominations. These periods and designations reflect the notes represented in the shop’s Samoa category.
How can I identify a Samoa banknote in this catalog?
Start by checking the denomination, the wording identifying Western Samoa, and the Pick reference shown in the listing title or product details. The represented references include P31d, P31e, P33a, P33b, P34b and P39. The year or ND designation provides another identification point. Comparing all of these details helps distinguish notes that share the same denomination but have different catalog references.
What are the notable variant groupings among the Samoa listings?
Several denominations are represented by more than one Pick reference. The 2 Tala denomination appears with P31d and P31e, while the 5 Tala denomination appears with P33a and P33b. The 10 Tala denomination is represented by P34b and P39. These reference differences are useful to collectors who organise Western Samoa notes by catalog variety rather than by denomination alone.
What should I check before buying a Samoa banknote from this category?
Check that the denomination, year or ND designation, and Pick reference match the note you want to acquire. Also review the condition designation in the listing: the catalog titles use UNC for these examples. Pay particular attention to suffixes such as P31d versus P31e or P33a versus P33b, since they identify different catalog references. Product details should be used to confirm the exact item.
Are Samoa banknotes in the catalog listed with an UNC designation?
Yes. The supplied Samoa product titles use the designation UNC for the represented notes, including the 1990 2 Tala examples, the 2002 5 Tala and 10 Tala examples, and the ND 10 Tala example. Collectors can therefore use the condition notation together with the denomination, date designation and Pick reference when comparing the Western Samoa banknotes shown in this category.