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1000 Kwanzas

Uitgever Banco Nacional de Angola
Jaar 1984-1987
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Waarde 1000 Kwanzas (1000 AOK)
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Beschrijving keerzijde The central intaglio vignette renders armed MPLA soldiers advancing in combat formation, with industrial machinery visible in the background. The National Coat of Arms of Angola — comprising a half cogwheel, machete, and star above an open book, encircled by a wreath — is positioned at lower left, with the inscription 'República Popular de Angola' surrounding it. The denomination '1000' appears in guilloche cartouches at upper left and at right, the latter flanked by a standing armed soldier figure.
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Opmerkingen

Angola's 1984 series came at a particularly difficult moment for the kwanza. The currency had been introduced in 1977 to replace the escudo following independence, but by the mid-1980s chronic oil-revenue dependency and the ongoing civil war with UNITA were already eroding purchasing power severely. The 1000 kwanza note, a high denomination at issue, would within a few years become inadequate for ordinary transactions as inflation accelerated toward the late-1980s collapse that eventually forced the novo kwanza reform of 1990.

The note was printed by the Casa da Moeda in Portugal — a colonial-era relationship that independent Angola maintained for practical reasons well into the postwar decade.

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