Expand your Southern African collection with this pair of authentic 2 Dollar banknotes from the Reserve Bank of Rhodesia. These specific notes represent the mid-series issues from 1973 and 1974, featuring the signature of Noel H.B. Bruce, who served as Governor during a period of significant economic and political shift for the nation.

These notes are prized for their intricate engraving and the use of the classic Cecil Rhodes watermark, which was later replaced by the Zimbabwe Bird in 1979.

Banknote Details:

• Obverse (Front): Features the vibrant Flame Lily (Gloriosa superba) and the Rhodesian Coat of Arms.

• Reverse (Back): Showcases a masterful panoramic view of the Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.

• Dates Included: * 29th June 1973 (Serial Prefix K/87)

  • 10th January 1974 (Serial Prefix K/74)

• Signatory: Features the printed signature of Governor N.H.B. Bruce.

• Watermark: Features the portrait of Cecil John Rhodes.

• Printer: Produced by A. Stenger, Erfurt, Germany, known for their high-quality intaglio printing.

Key Features:

• Condition: Circulated (Good/Fine) – These notes exhibit the natural character of their age, with visible folding, paper softening, and light edge wear. They remain historically significant as non-replacement, regular issue specimens.

• Quantity: Two (2) individual banknotes.

• Historical Significance: These notes were issued during the Rhodesian Bush War era and are finite historical artifacts from a country that ceased to exist in 1979.