Guinea 1,000 Francs Banknote, 2015, P-48a, UNC

The tan 1,000 Guinean franc banknote was introduced in 2015. It bears the signatures of Finance Minister Karamokoba Camara and Central Bank Governor Lounceny Nabe. Its obverse side contains French text, a woman with plaits, flying pigeons, and the national emblem. Its reverse side portrays an open pit bauxite mine with two dump trucks and a steam shovel, and a banana stalk. The note has a windowed security thread with demetalized GNF 1000, a watermark of a woman with plaits, and an electrotyped watermark of RG 1000. The note is 139 mm long and 68 mm wide. This note is in uncirculated condition.