ANGOLA 2 DIFFERENT (50000 + 1000 ) KWANZAS RARE ( 2 NOTE SET)
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BUYER WILL RECEIVE DIFFERENT SERIAL NUMBER (2 NOTE SET)
– Rare two-note set: 50,000 + 1,000 Kwanza 💰
– Unique serial numbers for each note ⭐
– 100% Genuine Item ✅
– Pristine condition, perfect for collectors!
– A captivating piece of Angolan history 🚀
– Ideal for investment and future appreciation! 🏷️
Discover a unique piece of Angola’s monetary history with this rare collectible set featuring two different banknotes: the 50,000 and 1,000 Kwanza denominations. Issued by the Central Bank of Angola, these notes represent a key era in the country’s economic evolution, reflecting the challenges and triumphs of post-war Angola. Each note in this set comes with distinct serial numbers, enhancing their appeal for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Notably, the 50,000 Kwanza bill is a symbol of the country’s ambition, showcasing intricate designs that celebrate Angolan culture and heritage. The 1,000 Kwanza note, on the other hand, features stunning imagery that pays homage to the nation’s natural beauty and historical landmarks. As these notes are no longer in circulation, their rarity and unique attributes make them highly sought after by collectors.
Each note is presented in pristine condition, ensuring they remain a valuable addition to any collection. Whether you’re an avid numismatist or just beginning your journey, this two-note set is not just a financial artifact but a story of resilience and growth, making it a perfect investment for the future.
| Weight | 0.500 kg |
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| Dimensions | 25 × 15 × 3 cm |
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