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5 Pounds

Uitgever Standard Bank of South Africa Limited
Jaar 1954-1958
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Opschrift voorzijde THE STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA LIMITED
DIE STANDARD BANK VAN SUID AFRIKA BEPERK
THIS NOTE IS SECURED BY DEPOSITS WITH THE GOVERNMENT
PROMISES TO PAY BEARER ON DEMAND
BELOOF OM AANVRAAG TE BETAAL AAN TOONDER
AT WINDHOEK
FIVE POUNDS
VYF POND
VALUE RECEIVED / WAARDE ONTVANG
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OP LAS VAN DIE RAAD VAN DIREKTEURE
HIERDIE NOOT IS GEDEK DEUR DEPOSITOS BY DIE REGERING
Beschrijving keerzijde Central landscape vignette with a herd of kudus at a waterside, mountains in the background, printed in red-brown intaglio. Large numeral 5 at left within an ornate cartouche. Bilingual bank title legends in English and Afrikaans frame the design at upper left and lower right.
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The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited was a commercial bank incorporated in London, and its South African banknotes were accordingly printed there throughout this period. Waterlow & Sons had handled the bank's note production for decades by the time this series was issued, a working relationship that survived well into the postwar reorganization of South African banking.

The Union of South Africa was still using pounds, shillings, and pence in these years — decimalization wouldn't arrive until 1961, when the Rand replaced the pound at two Rand to one pound. Notes of this denomination saw genuine commercial use and survivors in problem-free condition are not common.

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