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 History in your Hands - South African coinage is rich in history

1952 100 Pound 3rd Issue - Pair 

Consecutive serial numbers

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1952 100 Pound 3rd Issue - Pair  

Specimens

90th ANNIVERSARY 

OF THE SOUTHAFRICAN RESERVE BANK

( 1921 - 2011 )

The Governor of the RESERVE BANK at the time was M H de Kock. These notes bear his signature. They are the 3rd issue (& only issue) during his governance.  Different designs with the English and Afrikaans languages alternating with each note. Printed by Bradbury Wilkinson & Co. The historic context of these banknotes,gives rise to their intrinsic value.

Watermark: Jan van Riebeek.

One of the Reserve Banks most Desirable Notes to fill the gap in your 

Banknote Collection.

THE 100 POUND BANKNOTE IMAGE IS STRUCK ON THE NEW

2011 R5 - 90TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE RESERVE BANK COINS.

 THESE NOTES DESERVE TO BE MUSEUM PIECES.

  !!! Good Eye Appeal - Beautiful Condition - Above Average !!! 

We believe these notes to be valued up to 

   R 250,000    

 A SPECIAL RESERVE BANK ANNIVERSARY PROMOTION PRICE OFFERED TO YOU

  A great price opportunity at only 

          R 200,000     

RARE UNCIRCULATED BANKNOTE PAIRS

NOT OFTEN FOUND IN THE MARKET PLACE 

the above images are copyrighted to Randburg Coin only.

Details:

1952 100 Pound Banknote Dated 29 01 52 - Afrikaans over English 

  Serial Number: 017531   Dimensions: 208 mm x 108 mm   Colour: Multicolour (Olive Green)

1952 100 Pound Banknote Dated 29 01 52 - English over Afrikaans 

 Serial Number: 017532   Dimensions: 208 mm x 108 mm   Colour: Multicolour (Olive Green)

1952 100 Pound Specimen Banknote Dated 29 01 52 - Afrikaans over English 

Serial Number: 000000  Dimensions: 208 mm x 108 mm   Colour: Multicolour (Olive Green)

1952 100 Pound Specimen Banknote Dated 29 01 52 - English over Afrikaans 

Serial Number: 000000  Dimensions: 208 mm x 108 mm   Colour: Multicolour (Olive Green)

 Description:

Jan van Riebeek on the Banknote :

The Dutch East India Company V O C sent Jan van Riebeek to establish a permanent fortified refeshment station at the Cape Of Good Hope. He arrived with his three sailing ships on the 6th April 1652 - The Drommedaris, Goede Hoop and the Reijger. His portrait was featured on all SOUTH AFRICAN BANKNOTES from the 1st issue by the SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK IN 1921 UNTIL 1992. In 1910 the Union of South Africa was established consisting of the four provinces, namely Cape Province, Natal, Orange Free State and the Transvaal. These provinces are represented on the South African Coat of arms,as can be seen on the reverse of these banknotes. They are depicted on some of the SA Banknotes. English and Dutch became the two official languages with the Dutch being replaced with Afrikaans in 1926.

THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK - THE CENTRAL BANK AND SOLE MONEY ISSUEING AUTHORITY OF THE UNION OF SA. THE  SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK WAS ESTABLISHED ON THE 17TH DECEMBER 1920 AND COMMENCED OPERATIONS ON THE 30TH JUNE 1921.