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| 表面の説明 | Brown on multicolour guilloche underprint with blue and gold tints. An oval intaglio vignette at left centre encloses a bunch of bananas surmounted by a five-pointed star, set within an ornate scrollwork border. The large denomination numeral '20' and the legend 'SCELLINI' are printed in brown at centre, flanked by two overlapping guilloche rosettes in pastel pink, green, and blue. The issuer's name 'BANCA NAZIONALE SOMALA' appears across the top, with the place and date 'MOGADISCIO' below, and Arabic script in the upper right corner; signature lines for 'IL GOVERNATORE' and 'IL CASSIERE' are printed at centre. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Brown and blue on light underprint. The central vignette occupies the right two-thirds of the note and presents an intaglio view of the Banca Nazionale Somala headquarters in Mogadishu, a neoclassical building with a prominent arched entrance, flanked by trees rendered in blue-grey tones. A large circular guilloche watermark space occupies the left portion. Arabic script inscription appears at the top, with the denomination '20 SOMALI SHILLINGS' at right, and an elaborate interlaced geometric border frames the entire design. |
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The Banca Nazionale Somala was Somalia's central bank from independence in 1960 until it was replaced by the Somali National Bank in 1975. This series, printed by Thomas De La Rue across a four-year window, was issued during a period that bracketed a pivotal rupture: the October 1969 coup in which General Mohamed Siad Barre seized power following the assassination of President Shermarke. Notes issued before and after that date circulated under very different political realities, though the physical notes themselves were unchanged.
The bilingual denomination — Scellini and Shillings — reflects Somalia's post-colonial administrative inheritance from both Italian and British Somaliland.