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20 Pula
| Uitgever | Bank of Botswana / Banka ya Botswana |
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| Jaar | 1997 |
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| Samenstelling | Cotton paper |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Portrait of President Sir Ketumile Masire at left center against a red-dominant guilloche underprint, with the national coat of arms at upper right. Denomination numeral "20" appears at lower left and upper left corners; intaglio inscriptions read "Bank of Botswana" and "Twenty Pula" with legal tender clause. |
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| Opschrift keerzijde | Banka ya Botswana Pula tse di Masome Mabedi THOMAS DE LA RUE LIMITED 20 |
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The 1997 series marked a significant redesign for Bank of Botswana notes, with Thomas De La Rue executing the work as they had for the country's issues going back to independence. Mogae's signature here is notable — he was serving as Minister of Finance at the time and would go on to become President in 1998, meaning his tenure on this note is relatively brief before his signature was replaced by his successor's.
Botswana's currency has remained among the most stable in sub-Saharan Africa, partly owing to diamond revenue that gave the Bank genuine reserves to back its issuance policy. That stability shows in the note's procurement history — no emergency overprints, no wartime modifications, no hyperinflationary successor series.