Botswana

Botswana 10 Pula 2007 P-26 UNC	6	$2.64	2h 48m
BOTSWANA 10 Pula 2009 P-NEW UNC	-	$3.29	2h 50m
Botswana 20 Pula 2006 P-27b UNC	6	$3.33	2h 52m
BOTSWANA 20 Pula 2009 P-NEW UNC	7	$3.76	2h 54m
* BOTSWANA - 20 PULA 2006 UNC - P 27 b	-	$6.00	5h 54m
Botswana 10 Pula 2002 ND P 24a Bird *UNCIRCULATED Banknote	-	$5.00	10h 54m
* BOTSWANA - 50 PULA 2009 UNC - P 32 AA prefix	-	$15.00	13h 25m
* BOTSWANA - 100 PULA 2009 UNC - P 33 AA prefix	-	$30.00	13h 25m
* BOTSWANA - 10 PULA 2009 UNC - P 30 LOT 2 PCS	-	$6.00	13h 25m
* BOTSWANA - 20 PULA 2006 UNC P 27 b LOT 2 PCS	-	$12.00	13h 26m
BOTSWANA P-6a UNC 1 PULA ND (1983) 1 PCS LOT	-	$7.49	22h 14m
BOTSWANA 100 Pula 2005 P-26 XF	-	$35.00	1d 56m
BOTSWANA 10 20 Pula 2009 P-NEW UNC nice SET 2 pcs	-	$8.99	1d 3h 14m
BOTSWANA 20 PULA 2006 P27b UNCIRCULATED	-	$14.00	1d 4h 32m
BOTSWANA 1983 1 PULA NUMBER 1ST PREFIX A 1 000900	-	$528.00	1d 8h 40m
Botswana, 1 Pula, ND (1976), P-1, UNC First banknote	-	$15.93	1d 14h 33m
Botswana, 2 Pula, ND (1976), P-2 UNC Scarce	-	$29.98	1d 14h 36m
BOTSWANA 100 Pula 2009 P-NEW UNC	1	$29.99	2d 2h 41m
BOTSWANA 20 Pula 2009 P-NEW UNC	-	$5.99	2d 2h 44m
Botswana 1 Pula ND 1983 Pick 6.a UNC	-	$7.00	2d 2h 44m
BOTSWANA 1982 1983 ISSUE - P6 , P7 , P8 , P9 - 1 , 2 , 5 & 10 PULA - UNC LOW	-	$134.99	2d 8h 1m
BOTSWANA 1992 ISSUE - P11 & P12 - , 5 & 10 PULA - UNC	-	$59.99	2d 8h 8m
BOTSWANA 10 PULA 2009 P 30 UNC LOT 5 PCS	-	$15.99	2d 17h 33m
Botswana, 20 Pula, 2010 (2011), AB-Prefix, P-31-New Signature, UNC	-	$6.79	2d 23h 2m
Botswana 20 Pula 2006 P-27b UNC	-	$5.00	3d 2h 14m
### BOTSWANA - P30 - ND(2009) - 10 PULA	-	$3.54	3d 2h 20m
### BOTSWANA - P31 - ND(2009) - 20 PULA - MINE	-	$6.72	3d 2h 20m
### BOTSWANA - P32 - ND(2009) - 50 PULA - EAGLE	-	$15.57	3d 2h 21m
### BOTSWANA - P33 - ND(2009) - 100 PULA - DIAMONDS	-	$31.14	3d 2h 21m
### BOTSWANA - P34 - ND(2009) - 200 PULA - ZEBRA	-	$60.15	3d 2h 21m
BOTSWANA 1999 2000 FULL ISSUE - P20 P21 P22 P23 - 10 20 50 100 PULA - UNC	-	$114.99	3d 6h 41m
BOTSWANA 2004 2005 2006 ISSUE - P27 P28 & P29 - 20 50 & 100 PULA - UNC	-	$67.49	3d 7h 2m
BOTSWANA 2009 FULL ISSUE - P30 P31 P32 P33 P34 P35 - 10 20 50 100 200 PULA UNC	-	$114.49	3d 7h 9m
2 Pula - Botswana 1982 (UNC) P.7	1	$0.99	3d 8h 9m
BOTSWANA 1 Pula Note from BANKNOTES of ALL NATIONS, Mint Sealed with Postmark	-	$6.99	3d 9h 15m
50 Pula - Botswana 2005 (UNC) P.28	3	$5.00	3d 12h 3m
BOTSWANA 20 PULA 2009 P 31 UNC	-	$6.99	3d 12h 43m
BOTSWANA 10 PULA 2007 P 26 UNC	-	$4.25	3d 21h 36m
BOTSWANA 20 PULA 2006 P NEW UNC NR	-	$6.25	3d 21h 42m
BOSTWANA 2 DIFFERENT 10 PULA UNC ( LOT-168 )	1	$0.99	3d 23h 13m

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