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| 正面描述 | Purple on multicolour underprint. A vignette of a traditional sailboat (pirogue) appears at the left, while a portrait of President Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara occupies the right side of the note. Guilloche rosettes and numeral counters frame the design at the corners, with the issuer title and denomination inscriptions printed in intaglio. |
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| 变体 | P#4a - signature 2 P#4b - signature 3 P#4c - signature 4 P#4d - signature 5 P#4e - signature 6 P#4f - signature 7 P#4g - signature 8 P#4p - proof P#4s - specimen, overprinted: SPECIMEN, punch hole cancelled |
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The Gambia's 1 Dalasi entered circulation when the country was barely a decade removed from British colonial rule and still in the process of establishing its own monetary institutions — the Central Bank itself had only been constituted in 1971, the same year this series began. The long print run spanning into the mid-1980s reflects a stable, low-denomination workhorse note rather than any particular monetary episode worth dramatizing.
Bradbury Wilkinson handled the bulk of anglophone West Africa's early post-independence note production out of their New Malden facility, and the Gambian issues are generally competent rather than distinguished examples of their output. The P#4 designation covers an extended series with minor signature varieties — collector focus typically falls on the early 1971 dated signatures rather than the later issues.