1995 Madagascar 1000 Francs Banknote – Banky Foiben’i Madagasikara | Rare Collectible Currency

Add a piece of Malagasy history to your collection with this authentic 1995 1000 Francs banknote issued by the Central Bank of Madagascar (Banky Foiben’i Madagasikara). A stunning example of African currency design, this note is a must-have for collectors of world banknotes and exotic paper money.

Key Features:

Year: 1995

Denomination: 1000 Francs (equivalent to 200 Ariary)

Dimensions: 128 × 76 mm

Material: Paper

Watermark: Zebu’s head

UV Feature: Denomination fluoresces yellow under UV light

Obverse Design: Young man with boats in the background

Reverse Design: Woman carrying shellfish with fishermen casting nets

Printer: Banque de France, Paris

Demonetized: December 31, 2009

Why Collect This Note? This beautifully illustrated banknote captures the essence of Madagascar’s coastal culture and traditional livelihoods. It’s a perfect addition for collectors interested in African currencies, discontinued denominations, or maritime-themed designs.

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