Discover the complex monetary history of the Horn of Africa with this unique 4-piece collector set. This collection bridges the gap between the original Central Bank of Somalia and the post-independence issues of Somaliland, offering a tangible look at the region’s evolving identity.

All notes in this set are in UNC (Uncirculated) condition, preserved in their original state with crisp paper and sharp detail.

Set Includes:

• 1987 Somalia 5 Shillings: A classic "pre-civil war" note featuring the Somali coat of arms, Water Buffaloes, and banana plantation workers on the reverse.

• 1991 Somalia 50 Shillings: Issued during a pivotal year in Somali history, featuring a weaver at his loom and the Sayid Mohamed Abdulla Hassan monument.

• 1994 Somaliland 5 Shillings: From the very first series of the independent Republic of Somaliland, featuring the Hargeisa Bank building and a camel caravan.

• 2002 Somaliland 50 Shillings: A later issue of the Somaliland series, showcasing the Greater Kudu and the iconic nomadic desert scene.

Key Features:

• Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – Museum quality.

• Historical Range: 1987, 1991, 1994, 2002.

• Theme: African wildlife, indigenous industry, and nomadic culture.

• Perfect For: High-level currency collectors and students of African political history.