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Obverse Description
English and Kiswahili text; lion; elephant as registration device; second president, Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi; Mount Kenya; coat of arms; rose
Reverse Description
Two women with baskets picking tea leaves; man in suit with briefcase at Peace, Love, and Unity monument in Uhuru Park
Catalog Information
GSID:
116532
Variety:
1st SEPTEMBER 2002 Sig 17: Nyagah/Kinyua Prefix AR - AT
BNB #:
B135g
Pick #:
P38
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Bank Note Value History
1st SEPTEMBER 2002 Sig 17: Nyagah/Kinyua Prefix AR - AT
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1ST JULY, 1966 Sig 1: Baranski/Gecau Prefix A/1 - A/8 Intro: 14 09 1966
Worth: $3 – $50
1ST JULY, 1967 Sig 2: Ndegwa/Gecau Prefix A/9 - A/16
Worth: $3 – $50
1ST JULY, 1968 Prefix A/17 - A/26
Worth: $3 – $50
Monochrome brown plate note with typewritten 4 4 66 in margin
Black; horizontal red SPECIMEN ovpt front/back; horizontal red SPECIMEN OF NO VALUE ovpt upper left front/back; horizontal black # ovpt upper left back; no date; no sig ; no s/n
Worth: $375 – $375
1ST JULY, 1966 Sig 1: Baranski/Gecau Prefix A/1 - A/8 Intro: 14 09 1966
Worth: $3 – $45
1ST JULY, 1967 Sig 2: Ndegwa/Gecau Prefix A/9 - A/15
Worth: $3 – $45
1ST JULY, 1968 Prefix A/15 - A/23
Worth: $3 – $45
Diagonal red SPECIMEN ovpt front/back
Horizontal CANCELLED perf; all-zero s/n
Horizontal CANCELLED perf; all-zero s/n
Monochrome green plate note with typewritten 4 4 66 in margin
Red; horizontal black SPECIMEN ovpt front/back; horizontal black SPECIMEN OF NO VALUE ovpt upper left front/back; horizontal black # ovpt upper left back; no date; no sig ; no s/n
Worth: $425 – $425
1ST JULY, 1966 Sig 1: Baranski/Gecau Prefix A/1 - A/9 Intro: 14 09 1966
Worth: $8 – $130
1ST JULY, 1967 Sig 2: Ndegwa/Gecau Prefix A/10 - A/17
Worth: $8 – $130
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