[Bank of Mauritius Five Rupees 1967]

 *Serial numbers and issue years may vary depending on the individual item, but all are in the same unused (UNC) condition.

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 🇲🇺 Rare banknotes that record the history of Mauritius, the jewel of the Indian Ocean

 This banknote is a 5 rupee note issued by the Bank of Mauritius around 1967.
 This is a masterpiece that combines the culture of the British Commonwealth era with the beauty unique to an island nation.

 Mauritius at this time was still heavily influenced by the British.
 Queen Elizabeth II is also depicted on the banknotes as a symbol of the country.
 Her portrait is full of elegance and quietly speaks to the relationship between the monarchy and the state of Mauritius on the eve of independence.

 The late 1960s was a historic period for Mauritius as it began its journey towards becoming an independent nation.
 This 5 rupee note was one of the last "British Monarch Design" series issued during this transitional period.
 It has extremely high cultural and historical value.

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 👑 Obverse design – Coat of arms of Queen Elizabeth II and Mauritius

 The right side of the obverse features a portrait of a young Queen Elizabeth II.
 Its dignified posture and piercing gaze symbolize the dignity and sovereignty of the British monarchy.
 This portrait was also used on British and Commonwealth banknotes in circulation in the 1960s.
 It was considered a symbol of design unity and reliability.

 In the centre is the Coat of Arms of Mauritius.
 The shield has four symbols engraved on it:
 It features a turtle-like "dodo bird," sugarcane, keys, and a sailing ship.
 These represent "Island's endemic animals," "Agriculture," "Doors to prosperity," and "Maritime trade," respectively.
 It symbolizes the origins of the country of Mauritius.

 Furthermore, the banknotes are inscribed in three languages: English, Hindi and Tamil.
 It says "FIVE RUPEES"
 The diversity of Mauritius, a multicultural nation, is beautifully expressed.

 The face value "Rs.5" is decoratively placed on the bottom left and top right.
 Combined with beautiful geometric patterns, it brings a well-balanced symmetry to the entire banknote.

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 🌊 Reverse design - Mauritian nature and nautical symbols

 The reverse side features a beautiful landscape symbolizing Mauritius's rich natural environment and maritime culture.
 The most impressive sight is the traditional sailing boat, the Dhow, gliding silently across the water.
 The background depicts the island's mountains, coastline, and gentle waves.

 This composition symbolizes the origins of Mauritius as a seafaring nation.
 This island has long been a key location on the trade route connecting Africa, Arabia, and India.
 It has a history of living in harmony with the sea.

 The denomination "Rs.5" is displayed again at the bottom right.
 At the bottom is the name of Thomas De La Rue & Company, Limited, a prestigious British banknote printer.
 The company is one of the oldest banknote printing companies in the world.
 Its high level of printing technology has earned it immense trust among banknote collectors.

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 💴 Specifications and features of banknotes
 • Issuer: Bank of Mauritius
 • Face value: Five rupees (Rs. 5)
 • Year of publication: 1967 (ND: No year stated, but published in 1967)
 • Printing company: Thomas De La Rue & Co., Limited
 • Material: High quality cotton paper
 • Size: Approx. 140 x 70 mm
 • Languages: English, Hindi, Tamil
 • Status: Unused (UNC)

 The entire bill is colored in a pale blue and orange gradient.
 The design is reminiscent of the refreshing sea breeze and sunlight of Mauritius at the time.

 The watermark features a portrait of the Queen.
 It combines high anti-counterfeiting performance with artistic beauty.

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 🌺 Historical and cultural background

 Mauritius is a multi-ethnic country located in the Indian Ocean, approximately 2,000 km off the east coast of Africa.
 After being a French colony, it came under British rule and gained independence in 1968.
 This 5 rupee note issued in 1967 was the last note issued during the British colonial period just before independence.
 It is considered to be a piece that truly symbolizes a turning point in history.

 The multilingual inscriptions on the banknotes reflect the ethnic, religious and cultural diversity of Mauritius.
 It beautifully portrays the country as a crossroads between Africa, Europe and Asia.

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 💎 Collector's value

 This 5 rupee note is highly sought after by collectors around the world.
 There are three reasons for this:
 1. The delicate printing technique is typical of British Commonwealth notes from the 1960s
 2. A historically significant publication date just before independence
 3. The last Mauritian banknote to feature Queen Elizabeth II's portrait

 There are very few unused (UNC) items in existence.
 This is a valuable piece whose market value is increasing year by year.
 In particular, in the collector's market, they are highly regarded as "small denomination bills with high artistic value."

 This piece is not just a coin, but a piece of history that serves as evidence of the country's journey from colonial times to independence.

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 🏆 GoldSilverJapan Quality Guarantee

 At GoldSilverJapan, our specialized coin appraisers carefully inspect each coin,
 We check the authenticity, storage condition, and printing quality of our products before selling them.

 This note is in Unused Condition (UNC) and is in perfect condition with no creases, stains or tears.
 The product will be sealed in a special UV-blocking sleeve, ensuring optimal storage conditions for long-term storage.

 So that customers can expand their collections with peace of mind,
 GoldSilverJapan continues to preserve the beauty of the world's numismatic culture.

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 ✨ In conclusion

 Bank of Mauritius 1967 issue 5 rupee note
 This is a masterpiece that evokes the fusion of the traditional beauty of the British royal family and the nature and culture of Mauritius.

 The elegance of the Queen's portrait, the landscape across the sea,
 And pride as a multi-ethnic nation.
 All of this is condensed into this one piece.

 Be sure to add this timeless beauty and story to your collection.
 This banknote is a "bridge of history" that connects Africa, Europe, and Asia.

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