This 1 Nakfa banknote (1997) from Eritrea, graded PMG 66, is a rare and valuable piece of African currency history. Issued by the Bank of Eritrea, this note was part of the first Nakfa series, reflecting the nation’s post-independence identity. Demonetized in 2016, this high-grade banknote is a must-have for serious collectors of African and world paper money!
Secure this PMG 66 graded 1 Nakfa note now—rare high-grade pieces are disappearing fast!
Why This Banknote is a Great Investment
•Scarce & High Grade – PMG 66 is a top-tier grade, making this note more desirable among collectors.
•First Nakfa Series – Part of Eritrea’s first official currency issue after independence, enhancing its historical value.
•Demonetized & Limited Supply – No longer in circulation since 2016, making surviving pieces increasingly rare.
•Stunning Design – Features cultural and historical elements of Eritrea, appealing to collectors of African and world banknotes.
•Potential for Appreciation – As demand for African banknotes grows, highly graded specimens like this are expected to increase in value.
