Somalia 50000 Shillings 2010

The Somalia 50000 Shillings 2010 is a beautiful and collectible banknote from Somalia, a country located in the Horn of Africa. Released in 2010, this banknote holds both monetary and historical significance. On the front side of the banknote, you will find a portrait of the Somali poet and philosopher, Sayyid Muhammad Abdullah Hassan, commonly known as the "Mad Mullah." Hassan played a crucial role in the resistance against British and Italian colonial forces during the early 20th century. The banknote also features intricate designs and patterns, showcasing Somali culture and heritage. The vibrant colors and detailed illustrations make it a visually appealing piece. On the back of the banknote, you will find a depiction of the Central Bank of Somalia building, symbolizing the country's financial stability and progress. The banknote is also inscribed with the denomination of "50000 Shillings" and various security features to prevent counterfeiting. The unique identification numbers, N# 379128 and # FA 29312590, are specific to this particular banknote and help in its identification and tracking. Being labeled as "UNC," which stands for uncirculated, indicates that the banknote is in pristine condition, as if it just came off the printing press. This enhances its collectible value for banknote enthusiasts and collectors. Overall, the Somalia 50000 Shillings 2010 banknote is not only a piece of currency but also a representation of Somalia's rich history and cultural heritage.

N° 1239 | Somalia 50000 Shillings 2010

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