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| 表面の銘文 | Banque nationale du Rwanda cent francs 1-1-76 |
| 裏面の説明 | Purple intaglio print on multicolour underprint, with a vignette at left of a smiling woman in traditional dress carrying a woven basket on her head, set against a background of banana trees and agricultural scenery at centre. A geometric guilloche rosette enclosing the numeral '100' occupies the right portion, with the denomination legend 'AMAFRANGA 100' in bold lettering along the lower centre, above a legal tender notice in Kinyarwanda along the bottom margin. |
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Rwanda's earliest currency series, issued by the Banque Nationale du Rwanda after the country's separation from the Rwandan franc zone shared with Burundi, required rapid establishment of a distinct monetary identity. Thomas De La Rue handled the printing throughout the series run, a common arrangement for newly independent Francophone African states that lacked domestic printing infrastructure.
The P#8 spans a notably long issue window — over a decade — during which Rwanda experienced significant political consolidation under Grégoire Kayibanda and then the 1973 coup that brought Habyarimana to power. Whether the note's design or security specification changed across that period is worth examining before attribution to a specific year.