Overview
A set of three uncirculated banknotes of the Reserve Bank of Malawi – 100, 50 and 20 Kwacha (dated 2019–2020). The fronts honour three Malawian leaders in front of the Reserve Bank building, with Lake Malawi tilapia and a map of the country, and the backs celebrate medicine, wildlife and education. Together the three notes carry a face value of 170 Kwacha.
Key Features & Details:
- Country: Malawi
- Issuer: Reserve Bank of Malawi
- Currency: Malawian Kwacha (MWK)
- Set: 3 banknotes – 100, 50 and 20 Kwacha
- Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – all notes
- Delivered: The exact notes shown in the photographs
The Notes (highest denomination first):
1. 100 Kwacha – 1 January 2020
- Front: A portrait of James Frederick Sangala beside the Reserve Bank of Malawi headquarters, a tilapia fish and a map of Malawi, on a pink and orange note
- Back: The College of Medicine in Blantyre with a stethoscope, beside the Reserve Bank of Malawi emblem, on a pink note
- Serial Number: CX 2137493
2. 50 Kwacha – 1 January 2019
- Front: A portrait of Inkosi Ya Makhosi Philip Gomani II beside the Reserve Bank of Malawi headquarters, a fish and a map of Malawi, on a teal note
- Back: Elephants and a safari vehicle in Kasungu National Park, on a teal note
- Serial Number: CZ 5751809
3. 20 Kwacha – 1 January 2020
- Front: A portrait of Inkosi Ya Makhosi M’mbelwa II in a feathered headdress beside the Reserve Bank of Malawi headquarters, a fish and a map of Malawi, on a purple note
- Back: Machinga Teachers Training College with a pile of books and a graduation cap, on a purple note
- Serial Number: CA 8575415
Collector Value:
Modern Malawian notes in bright, distinct colours with portraits of national leaders and Malawi’s wildlife and institutions – a good trio for an African banknote collection.
Please Note:
Sold only as one complete set of three notes – the notes are not sold individually. The notes in the photographs, with the serial numbers listed above, are the exact notes you will receive.












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