Moneta's Temple and Gallery en-us Wed, 04 Dec 2024 00:54:06 -0800 PhotoPost Pro 7.0 60 Zanzibar 2005 1,000 Shillings Postal Order. /showphoto.php?photo=930&title=zanzibar-2005-1-2c000-shillings-postal-order-&cat=554 <a href="/showphoto.php?photo=930&amp;title=zanzibar-2005-1-2c000-shillings-postal-order-&amp;cat=554"><img title="Zanzibar20051000ShillingsPO.jpg" border="0" src="data/554/thumbs/Zanzibar20051000ShillingsPO.jpg" alt="Zanzibar20051000ShillingsPO.jpg" /></a><br /><br />by: BCNumismatics<br /><br />Description: Zanzibar 2005 1,000 Shillings Postal Order. Issued at Shangani,Zanzibar on the 16th. of November 2005. Poundaged changed to 200 Shillings up from 60 Shillings by way of a rubber handstamp. Tanzanian postal orders are now the only numismatic items that are issued in Zanzibar.<br /><br />1 comment BCNumismatics Wed, 11 Nov 2009 13:25:55 -0800 Zanzibar 2005 500 Shillings Postal Order. /showphoto.php?photo=929&title=zanzibar-2005-500-shillings-postal-order-&cat=554 <a href="/showphoto.php?photo=929&amp;title=zanzibar-2005-500-shillings-postal-order-&amp;cat=554"><img title="Zanzibar2005500ShillingsPO.jpg" border="0" src="data/554/thumbs/Zanzibar2005500ShillingsPO.jpg" alt="Zanzibar2005500ShillingsPO.jpg" /></a><br /><br />by: BCNumismatics<br /><br />Description: Zanzibar 2005 500 Shillings Postal Order. Issued at Shangani,Zanzibar on the 16th. of November 2005. Unusual poundage changes - from 30 Shillings up to 80 Shillings,&amp; back down to 30 Shillings. Zanzibari banknotes are extremely rare,so a Zanzibari-issued Tanzanian postal order is the next best (&amp; affordable!) thing to a Zanzibari banknote. BCNumismatics Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:52:22 -0800 Zanzibar Pysa /showphoto.php?photo=254&title=zanzibar-pysa&cat=554 <a href="/showphoto.php?photo=254&amp;title=zanzibar-pysa&amp;cat=554"><img title="ZanzP.jpg" border="0" src="data/554/thumbs/ZanzP.jpg" alt="ZanzP.jpg" /></a><br /><br />by: Moneta<br /><br />Description: Fairly common but RARE in RED Unc! This was a British Protectorate on islands in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Tanganyika. It comprised a portion of British East Africa. You've got to love the double pan balance scales (with date between). The translation of the obverse Arabic (photo is reversed) is: &quot;Sultan Said ibn Bargash ibn / Sultan&quot; with &quot;Allah guard him&quot; above and below. The rulers name is incorrect; Bargash was the son of Sayyid Said and not vice-versa. This mistake is unique among coins of comparatively modern times (Freeman Grenville).<br /><br />2 comments Moneta Sat, 28 Jan 2006 16:19:57 -0800