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5000 Escudos

Uitgever Banco de Cabo Verde
Jaar 2000
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Referentie(s) P#67
Beschrijving voorzijde Vertically oriented note in orange, red, and multicolour; the central vignette presents a Cape Verdean woman in traditional dress and head wrap carrying two large stones balanced on her head, rendered in intaglio against a warm ochre and terracotta underprint. The issuer's name "BANCO DE CABO VERDE" appears in bold letterpress at the top, with the denomination "5000" and "CINCO MIL ESCUDOS" in large numerals and text across the upper register. A guilloche-patterned border runs along the left margin, with the national coat of arms vignette and two facsimile signatures positioned in the upper right corner.
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Varianten P#67a - 05.07.2000. Issued note.
P#67s - Specimen. Red overprint ESPECIME.
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Cabo Verde's 5000 Escudos was the highest denomination in circulation at the time of issue, introduced partly to address the practical inconvenience of large cash transactions in an economy still heavily reliant on remittances from the diaspora — particularly from Portuguese-based Cape Verdean communities. Thomas De La Rue handled the printing, as they had for much of the series, maintaining consistent security specifications across the island nation's small but carefully managed currency program.

The escudo was pegged to the Portuguese escudo in 1998, then automatically transitioned to a euro peg when Portugal adopted the single currency, giving this 2000-dated note a fixed exchange anchor from the moment it was printed.

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