Discover a piece of Ghana's rich history with the 2000 Cedis - 1996 - P33a - B137a, a stunning Unc note that captures the essence of the nation. Dated December 5, 1996, this vibrant reddish-brown currency features the iconic Coat of Arms and the breathtaking Adomi Bridge over the Volta River on the front. Flip it over to see fishermen skillfully casting their nets, a nod to Ghana's thriving fishing culture. With a windowed security thread and a watermark showcasing the Coat of Arms with the electrotype 2000, this note is not just currency; it's a collectible treasure. Measuring 145 x 72 mm and printed on high-quality paper by TDLR, this note is a testament to Ghana's transition from the British colonial monetary system to its own unique identity. Embrace the legacy of the Cedi and add this remarkable piece to your collection today!
Here's a neat piece for banknote collectors: a 2000 Cedis note from Ghana, dated 1996. It's catalogued as P33a and B137a, and it's listed in uncirculated (Unc) condition, so it's a nice pick if you like your notes crisp and clean.
Whether you're filling a gap in a world paper money collection or just starting a Ghana set, this one is easy to place thanks to its catalog numbers.
- Country: Ghana
- Denomination: 2000 Cedis
- Year: 1996
- Catalog numbers: P33a and B137a
- Grade: Uncirculated (Unc)
A note like this is a small, easy-to-store slice of Ghana's currency history. It also works well as a gift for a collector friend, or as a starting point for a themed collection built around African banknotes.
If you collect by catalog number, the P33a and B137a references make it simple to check against your reference books and see how this 1996 2000 Cedis note fits into your set. Add it to your collection and enjoy the hunt for what comes next.
| Title | 2000 Cedis - 1996 - P33a - B137a - Unc |
|---|---|
| Brand | GHANA |
| Category | GHANA |
| SKU | GHC.137a |
| Condition | new |
| MPN | GHC.137a |
