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| 正面描述 | Central guilloche underprint with promise-to-pay text and TEN DOLLARS denomination. Coat of arms vignette at right, sable antelope at left. Serial number in blue at upper left and lower right, Governor signature below centre, date SALISBURY, 2ND JANUARY, 1979 at bottom. |
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| 防伪描述 | Zimbabwe bird, visible in the unprinted area to the right of centre on the obverse. |
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By 1979, Rhodesia's internationally unrecognized status had forced the country to develop its own security printing capacity — hence Rhodesian Security Printing, which deliberately omitted its imprint from the notes it produced. The absence of a printer credit was a political as much as a security decision; naming a domestic printer would have confirmed the extent of Rhodesian self-sufficiency to sanctions monitors.
D.C. Krogh, who signs this note as Governor, had held that position since 1964. The Lancaster House Agreement was signed in December 1979, meaning notes from this year circulated into the brief Zimbabwe Rhodesia transition and beyond, with some remaining legal tender into the early Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe issues.