South Sudan new 1000 pounds
The 1000 Sudanese Pounds note, P-21; B-118, is valued at approximately US$7.68 or €6.60. This banknote is distinguished by its red color and has dimensions of 150 x 75 mm, making it a standard-sized note.
On the front of the note, you will find an image of Dr. John Garang de Mabior. Dr. Garang was a prominent Sudanese leader and the founder of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement. His depiction on the banknote is a tribute to his significant role in Sudanese history and politics.
The reverse side of the note features an illustration of ostriches. Ostriches are native to the region and represent the country’s rich and diverse wildlife. This choice of imagery highlights the natural beauty and ecological importance of Sudan.
To ensure the security of the note, it includes several advanced features. One such feature is a color-changing holographic security strip, which helps to prevent counterfeiting. Additionally, a windowed security thread runs through the note, adding another layer of protection against forgery.
The note is printed by De La Rue, a renowned security printing company based in London, England. De La Rue is known for its expertise in producing secure banknotes for countries around the world.
Watermarks are also present on the note, featuring the image of John Garang, the electrotype 1000, and Cornerstones. These watermarks are visible when the note is held up to the light, providing another method for verifying its authenticity.
This particular series of the 1000 Sudanese Pounds note is dated 2024 and has the prefix CN. The note bears the signatures of James Alic Garang and Dhieu Mathok Diing Wol, further authenticating its issuance.
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