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The T.A.P. Seal can only be found on authenticated banknotes encased in a collector grade mylar sleeve. The T.A.P. Seal serves as a promise that you are receiving authentic currency and is backed by the protection of Banknote World’s T.A.P. Promise. -
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The T.A.P. Seal can only be found on authenticated banknotes encased in a collector grade mylar sleeve. The T.A.P. Seal serves as a promise that you are receiving authentic currency and is backed by the protection of Banknote World’s T.A.P. Promise. -
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The T.A.P. Seal can only be found on authenticated banknotes encased in a collector grade mylar sleeve. The T.A.P. Seal serves as a promise that you are receiving authentic currency and is backed by the protection of Banknote World’s T.A.P. Promise. -
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There is a $1,000 USD per person, per day limit for any combination of items that are specifically marked with the red $1,000 USD per day tag. This limit does not apply to any banknotes that do not have this tag.$1,000 Per Day
The T.A.P. Seal can only be found on authenticated banknotes encased in a collector grade mylar sleeve. The T.A.P. Seal serves as a promise that you are receiving authentic currency and is backed by the protection of Banknote World’s T.A.P. Promise.-
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The Liberia 5 Dollars Banknote was issued by the Central Bank of Libreria in 2003. This red banknote features 5th president Edward James Roye on its obverse. Also on the obverse is the coat of arms of Liberia with a bird, a ship, a palm tree, a sun, and a plow. The reverse depicts the bank seal with a crossed kissi money and the obverse and reverse of a 50-cent coin dated 1969. It also shows a woman harvesting rice. The note contains a solid security thread but does not have a watermark. It is 157 x 67 mm in size and is signed by Minister of Finance Charles R. Bright and Executive Governor Elie E. Saleeby. This particular banknote is in uncirculated condition and has been TAP authenticated with a grade of 60-70.
