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100 Shillings Bronze Commemorative Issue

Uitgever Baanka Somaliland
Jaar 1996
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Samenstelling Paper
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Beschrijving voorzijde Central vignette presents the main headquarters of Baanka Somaliland in Hargeisa, set within an ornate arched frame with guilloche underprint in multicolour tones. Overprinted in bronze across the face are the commemorative inscriptions marking the 5th Anniversary of Independence, 18 May 1996, rendered in both Somali and English text. Denomination numerals appear in the upper right and lower left corners, with the issuing authority's name in a letterpress panel across the top.
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Beschrijving keerzijde The central vignette portrays the port of Berbera, with a large cargo vessel moored dockside and herders driving a mixed flock of Somali sheep and goats across the foreground. The scene is enclosed within an elaborate guilloche border with rosette cartouches at the corners, printed in shades of green and blue. Denomination panels in both Latin and Arabic numerals are positioned in the upper right, lower left, and lower right areas of the note.
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Opmerkingen

Somaliland's declaration of independence in 1991 was recognized by no sovereign state, yet the administration in Hargeisa pressed ahead with building the trappings of a functioning republic — currency included. The 1994 shilling series established the framework; this 1996 commemorative expanded it. Issuing paper money that the international banking system would not formally acknowledge was a deliberate political act as much as an economic one.

Pick 12 is catalogued as a "bronze commemorative," an unusual designation for a circulating paper note rather than a struck coin — worth verifying whether examples show any metallic ink treatment or overprint distinguishing them from the standard shilling series.

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