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2 Kalahar Unissued

Uitgever Namibia Reserve Bank
Jaar 1990
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Opschrift voorzijde Namibia Reserwebank
Namibia Reserve Bank
Twee Kalahar
Two Kalahar
MINISTER FOR FINANCE
K2
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Beschrijving keerzijde The central vignette presents a desert landscape with indigenous succulents and rock formations, executed in coral-red intaglio. The bilingual bank title "Namibia Reserwebank / Namibia Reserve Bank" is inscribed along the upper margin, with the denomination legend "TWEE KALAHAR / TWO KALAHAR" running along the lower margin. Denomination numerals "K2" appear in each corner, enclosed within a decorative guilloche border.
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The 2 Kalahar was prepared in anticipation of Namibian independence, which came on 21 March 1990, but the denomination was never formally issued — the Reserve Bank opted to launch the Namibian dollar series without it. Bradbury Wilkinson printed the notes in the final year of the firm's independent existence; the company was absorbed into De La Rue in 1990, making this one of the last issues to carry the BW imprint before that name disappeared entirely.

The Pick reference P#A1 reflects unissued status. Surviving examples come from printers' archives and collector distributions, not from any circulation or official release.

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