100 South Sudanese Pounds UNC

Description

This 100 South Sudanese Pounds banknote was issued by the Bank of South Sudan between 2015 and 2019 as part of the country’s first national currency series following independence in 2011. The note represents an important chapter in South Sudan’s history, symbolizing the establishment of its own monetary system and national identity.

The obverse features a portrait of Dr. John Garang de Mabior, the prominent revolutionary leader widely regarded as the founding father of South Sudan. The design also incorporates a traditional Dinka warrior spear, national inscriptions, and modern security elements, reflecting the country’s heritage and aspirations.

The reverse depicts a lion set against a natural landscape, highlighting the rich wildlife and natural beauty of South Sudan. In UNC condition, the note retains crisp original paper, vibrant colours, and sharp printing details, making it an attractive addition to collections of modern African and world paper currency.