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100 Maloti

Issuer Central Bank of Lesotho
Year 1999-2009
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Shape Rectangular
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Reverse description Central intaglio vignette of a flock of Merino sheep gathered before a traditional thatched-roof Basotho homestead with stone walls, set against a multicolour guilloche underprint in pink, green, and blue tones. A guilloche rosette with the numeral 100 appears at upper left, with the denomination numerals 100 in large format at lower left and lower right flanking the central Sesotho inscription.
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Protection description National arms watermark
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The 100 Maloti sits at the top of the denominations Lesotho issued under this series, which ran across a decade-long span — unusual longevity for a high-value note in a country with persistent inflationary pressure. Thomas De La Rue's involvement here is routine for southern African central banks of the period, but the relatively sparse security package (watermark only, at this catalog specification) is worth noting on a centennial denomination, particularly given that neighboring South Africa's Rand, with which the Maloti is pegged at par, carried more robust features on comparable notes by the late 1990s.

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