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Haiti 10 Gourdes Banknote, 2004, P-272a, UNC, Commemorative, Low Serial #

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Haiti 10 Gourdes banknote from 2004, has a pick number of P-272a, is in uncirculated (UNC) condition and features Lieutenant Sanite Belair. This commemorative banknote has a low serial number.


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    HAIT272aU-0723
  • Variety:
    Fancy Serial - Commemorative
Category: Banknotes
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The Haiti 10 Gourdes banknote was issued in 2004 in commemoration of the bicentennial of Haitian independence from France in 1804. This light blue and purple banknote measures 132 x 64 mm and carries text in both French and Haitian Creole and bears a low serial number. The front side bears the portrait of Lieutenant Sanite Belair, a female Haitian Freedom fighter and revolutionary, with soldiers fighting with rifles in the background. Meanwhile, the reverse side features Fort Cap-Rouge, a 200-year old fortress located in Jacmel, a port town on the south coast of Haiti.

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