Sable antelope k100

Buy ZAMBIA 1992 SABLE ANTELOPE K100 VFU. SG 703. CAT 5,50 POUNDS. for R40.00

South Africa - 1998 Redrawn Antelope Booklet '29th April 1998' Booklet Containing 10 stamps - SACC 1094

Buy UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA 1954: DEFINITIVE ISSUE 10s SABLE ANTELOPE USED (SACC163) for R9.00

Buy UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA 1954: DEFINITIVE ISSUE 10s SABLE ANTELOPE USED (SACC163) for R7.00

        2000 SA Gold Natura 1oz Special Launch Set The Sable Queen of the Antelope   Featuring The PTA Zoo Mintmark 1 oz Au 999.9 Mass 31.107 gram Diameter 32.69mm Limited Edition 591 With certificate Generic Images

 Reserve Bank Of Rhodesia Ten Dollars  $10 J/22 041641 as per scan  circulated Dimensions: 158 x 88 mm   Texts: Reserve Bank of Rhodesia. Salisbury. I promise to pay the bearer on demand, Ten Dollars. Sit Nomine Digna.   Obverse: Sable antelope (Hippotragus niger). Bank logo with Chiremba Matopos Balancing Rocks at Epworth. Coat of Arms depicting two sable antelopes. Reverse: Great Zimbabwe Ruins, a former centre of Munhumutapa (Monomotapa) Empire. Predominant colours: Black, grey and blue-green. Watermark: Cecil Rhodes or Zimbabwe Bird (1979 issue only). Signature: Dr. Desmond C. Crough (Governor). First Date of Issue: 15 December 1973. Author: Unknown. Printer: Printed in Rhodesia or unknown. Material: Paper.                                                                        

My Reference:  1262804 Small Item Shipping Condition: Please judge the condition from the scan Condition: Crisp and Clean Catalogue:   SG 345 - 348 Scott 443 - 446 SACC 354 - 357 Tags: 5c Impala, 10c Tsessebe, 15c Roan antelope, 20c Sable antelope Lycaon Pictus, African Wild Dog

Reserve Bank of Rhodesia 1st March 1976 - as per scan Prefix J/44 850453         Symbolizing the contributions of Rhodesia's indigenous inhabitants, the Rhodesian Ten Dollar Note depicts the ruins of Great Zimbabwe – a Stone Age city built south of present-day  Fort Victoria  (Masvingo). One of Rhodesia's national symbols, the Zimbabwe Bird, was taken from a soapstone carving found at Great Zimbabwe. The note's obverse contains a native sable antelope in the bottom left portion of the left panel.