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South Sudan 50 South Sudanese Pounds, 2017

Signatures: Dr. Othom Rago Ajak (Governor); Hon. Stephen Dhieu Dau Ayik (Minister of Finance)

South Sudan 50 South Sudanese Pounds, 2015-2019 (2011-2019) obverse

South Sudan 50 South Sudanese Pounds, 2015-2019 (2011-2019) reverse

Information:

Reference	P#14c
Country	South Sudan
Period	Pound (2011-date)
Issuing entity	Bank of South Sudan
Currency	South Sudanese Pounds
Type	Circulation banknotes
Year	2015-2019 (2011-2019)
Shape	Rectangular
Composition	Paper
Demonetized	No
Size (WxH)	141x70 mm

Obverse:

Latin

Bank of South Sudan Promise to pay the bearer on demand Fifty South Sudanese Pounds Dr. John Garang de Mabior

Reverse:

Latin

Bank of South Sudan Fifty South Sudanese Pounds

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