Angola 10 Kwanzas Banknote (1999 Series)
Numismatics / Paper Money

Angola 10 Kwanzas Banknote (1999 Series)

This is a 10 Kwanzas banknote issued by the Banco Nacional de Angola, dated October 1999. The note features a predominantly reddish-pink and orange color palette with intricate geometric and traditional patterns. The obverse side depicts a dual portrait in a circular medallion of Agostinho Neto and José Eduardo dos Santos, the first two presidents of Angola. The denomination '10' is prominently featured in multiple positions. The serial number 'FC6304257' is printed vertically and horizontally. Text on the note includes 'BANCO NACIONAL DE ANGOLA' and signatures from the Governor and Vice-Governor. The note exhibits signs of circulated use, including a distinct vertical center fold and several horizontal creases. There is minor corner wear and slight edge fraying visible, though the paper retains a relatively clean appearance without significant staining or ink loss. The printing shows fine-line engraving details characteristic of professional security printing, including guilloche patterns and micro-printing intended to prevent counterfeiting. This style of currency belongs to the post-civil war era of Angola's economic history.

Estimated Value

$0.50 - $2.00

Basic Information

Category

Numismatics / Paper Money

Appraised On

January 27, 2026

Estimated Value

$0.50 - $2.00

Item Description

This is a 10 Kwanzas banknote issued by the Banco Nacional de Angola, dated October 1999. The note features a predominantly reddish-pink and orange color palette with intricate geometric and traditional patterns. The obverse side depicts a dual portrait in a circular medallion of Agostinho Neto and José Eduardo dos Santos, the first two presidents of Angola. The denomination '10' is prominently featured in multiple positions. The serial number 'FC6304257' is printed vertically and horizontally. Text on the note includes 'BANCO NACIONAL DE ANGOLA' and signatures from the Governor and Vice-Governor. The note exhibits signs of circulated use, including a distinct vertical center fold and several horizontal creases. There is minor corner wear and slight edge fraying visible, though the paper retains a relatively clean appearance without significant staining or ink loss. The printing shows fine-line engraving details characteristic of professional security printing, including guilloche patterns and micro-printing intended to prevent counterfeiting. This style of currency belongs to the post-civil war era of Angola's economic history.

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