60 Tālā 2024

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60 Tālā 2024 front image

Reverse Image:
60 Tālā 2024 back image

Obverse UV Image:
60 Tālā 2024 front UV image

Reverse UV Image:
60 Tālā 2024 back UV image

Variant Image:
60 Tālā 2024 variant image

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Country: Samoa

Series: 2024 "CHOGM" Commemorative Issue

Value: 60 Tālā (WST)

Date on Banknote: 2024

Date of Issue: October 21, 2024

Substrate: Paper (regular/other)

Issuing Authority: Central Bank of Samoa

Banknote Type: Numismatic Product

Pick No.: Unknown

The Banknote Book No.: BNP107 a

Width: 139.00 mm

Height: 71.00 mm

Similar Banknote: P#46a - 60 Tālā ND (May 31, 2023)

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Watermark/Clear Window Description:
Teuila flower with CBS letters (obstructed by holographic patch)

Plate/Underprint Letter: None

Variety Description / Further Information:
One banknote B129a in glossy trifold folder.

The Central Bank of Samoa (CBS) has issued limited-edition, commemorative banknotes honoring Samoa's historic hosting of the 2024 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), being held in Apia, Samoa from October 21 to 26, 2024. The commemorative banknotes, in the denominations of 5-tālā, 10-tālā, 20-tālā and 60-tālā, were officially issued on the first day of the conference.

Commemorative albums and folders containing the new CHOGM banknotes were prepared for presentation and sale at the CHOGM 2024:
- A deluxe, high-quality, VIP presentation album, containing one 60-tālā CHOGM commemorative banknote, was personally presented at the CHOGM to each head of state of the 56 Commonwealth countries and several other dignitaries by the Prime Minister of Samoa, Fiamē Naomi Mata'afa.
- A glossy, trifold folder (with an envelope), containing one 60-tālā CHOGM commemorative banknote, was sold by the CBS at the conference to delegates. If any folders remain unsold after the conference, they will be made available to collectors at a cost of 67.50 euros, available from PBN Ltd.

After Uganda (2007), Trinidad and Tobago (2009) and Sri Lanka (2013), this note is the fourth banknote commemorating a CHOGM meeting.

Security Details:
Holographic patch over watermark area (by IQ Structures using nanoDOVID® technology) -
The hologram bears the name of all 56 Commonwealth countries as microtext around the CHOGM logo;
Blue/green 4.5mm IGNITE® security thread which depicts a Samoan Fue (a fly whisk) that pulses when tilted.
Under UV light GEMINI™ can be seen on the front of the note

Prefix/Suffix:
ST

1,000 notes issued (from ST0600001 to ST0601000)

Keywords:
CHOGM

Signatures

Obverse First Predominant Color: brown

Obverse Second Predominant Color: multicolour

Obverse Description:

Folder: CHOGM2024 Samoa Logo

Banknote: Samoa’s first female Prime Minister, the Honourable Fiame Naomi Matāa’fa in its 60th years of independence;
Samoa flag; coat of arms;
60 Years Logo at center.
CHOGM 2024 holographic patch at left front, with the names of all 56 commonwealth countries in microtext.

Reverse First Predominant Color: brown

Reverse Second Predominant Color: multicolour

Reverse Description:

Folder: Logos of Central Bank of Samoa, PBN Currency Solutions and IQ structures.

Banknote: The first Prime Minister of Samoa, the Honourable Fiame Matāa’fa Faumuina Mulinuu II, as he lowered the New Zealand flag on its first Independence in 1962;
Samoa flag;
60 Years Logo.

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Sources:

https://cbs.gov.ws/news/new-commemorative-chogm-banknotes
https://www.cbs.gov.ws/whats-new/60-tala-commemorative/
Linzmayer, Owen W. The Banknote Book: Samoa
Schmidt, Tracy L. Standard Catalog of World Paper Money, Modern Issues, 1961-Present. 24nd edition

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