German East Africa Banknotes Catalog
The history of banknotes in German East Africa is fascinating and reflects the political and economic changes in the region. From German colonial times to the present day, banknotes have evolved significantly, representing the identity and development of the countries that made up this former colony.
Colonial and transitional banknotes
During the colonial period, the German Imperial Bank issued rupees for German East Africa. These banknotes, printed between 1905 and 1918, featured elaborate designs with local motifs and text in German. After World War I and the loss of the German colonies, East African guilders were introduced as a transitional currency, later replaced by East African shillings in 1921.
Modern Tanzanian banknotes
Today, Tanzania, which is part of the former German East African territory, uses the Tanzanian shilling as its official currency. Banknotes in circulation feature portraits of historical figures and local wildlife, reflecting the country's rich cultural and natural heritage. The Bank of Tanzania has issued several series of banknotes since independence, with enhanced security features and designs that celebrate Tanzanian national identity.
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German East Africa is a country that does not exist.This country is currently part of the old banknotes of Germany.
Valuable banknotes
The most valuable German East Africa banknotes sought after by collectors are the following:
Banknote Catalog
1 Rupie
1 Rupie
1 Rupie
1 Rupie
1 Rupie
1 Rupie
1 Rupie
1 Rupie
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1 Rupie
50 Rupien
1 Rupie
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5 Rupien
5 Rupien
1 Rupie
10 Rupien
100 Rupien
1 Rupie
1 Rupie
