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2018 Venezuela 2 Bolivar Soberano Banknote P-101a, UNC
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2018 Venezuela 2 Bolivar Soberano Banknote P-101a, UNC

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2018 Venezuela 2 Bolivar Soberano Banknote P-101a, UNC

This uncirculated 2 Venezuelan Bolivar Soberano note is a standard circulation banknote issued by the Central Bank of Venezuela. It is a green banknote that is vertically oriented and dated 15 January 2018, bear the signatures of Sohail Hernandez and Ramon Lobo, and measures 156 mm x 69 mm. Its obverse side features Josefa Camejo, a building with a tower, and flowers. Its reverse side shows the national coat of arms, a yellow-shouldered Amazon parrot (Amazona barbadensis), and the Cayo Sal in the Morrocoy National Park. Security features include a holographic windowed security thread with a demetallized BCV and a watermark of Simon Bolivar with an electrotype BCV.

Ungraded and Uncirculated

 

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2018 Venezuela 2 Bolivar Soberano Banknote P-101a, UNC

This uncirculated 2 Venezuelan Bolivar Soberano note is a standard circulation banknote issued by the Central Bank of Venezuela. It is a green banknote that is vertically oriented and dated 15 January 2018, bear the signatures of Sohail Hernandez and Ramon Lobo, and measures 156 mm x 69 mm. Its obverse side features Josefa Camejo, a building with a tower, and flowers. Its reverse side shows the national coat of arms, a yellow-shouldered Amazon parrot (Amazona barbadensis), and the Cayo Sal in the Morrocoy National Park. Security features include a holographic windowed security thread with a demetallized BCV and a watermark of Simon Bolivar with an electrotype BCV.

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