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Liberian dollar

May 18, 2023

"L$" redirects here. For the virtual currency in Second Life, see Linden Dollar.

The dollar (currency code LRD) has been the currency of Liberia since 1943. It was also the country's currency between 1847 and 1907. It is normally abbreviated with the sign $, or alternatively L$ or LD$ to distinguish it from other dollar-denominated currencies. It is divided into 100 cents.

Liberian dollar
A current $5 banknote
ISO 4217
CodeLRD (numeric: 430)
Subunit0.01
Unit
Symbol$, L$, LD$‎
Denominations
Subunit
 1⁄100cent
BanknotesL$5, L$10, L$20, L$50, L$100, L$500, L$1,000
Coins5¢, 10¢, 25¢, 50¢, L$1, L$5, L$10[1]
Demographics
User(s) Liberia
Issuance
Central bankCentral Bank of Liberia
 Websitecbl.org.lr
Valuation
Inflation7.7%
 Source , 2015 est.

First use

 
Twenty-five cent note (1880), previously unknown as a denomination.[2]
 
19th Century Liberian One dollar.

The first Liberian dollar was issued in 1847. It was pegged to the US dollar at par and circulated alongside the US dollar until 1907, when Liberia adopted the British West African pound, which was pegged to sterling.

Coins

In 1847 and 1862, copper 1 and 2 cents coins were issued and were the only Liberian coins until 1896, when a full coinage consisting of 1, 2, 10, 25 and 50 cents coins were introduced. The last issues were made in 1906.

Money notes

The Treasury Department issued notes between 1857 and 1880 in denominations of 10 and 50 cents, 1, 2, 3, 5 and 10 dollars.

Reintroduction

United States currency replaced the British West African pound in Liberia in 1935.[3] Starting in 1937, Liberia issued its own coins which circulated alongside US currency.

The flight of suitcase-loads of USD paper by Americo-Liberians following the April 12, 1980 coup d'état created a currency shortage. This was remedied by minting of the Liberian $5 coins. The 7-sided coins were the same size and weight as the one-dollar coin; this prevented corrupt members of elite society leaving the country with Liberia's money.

In the late 1980s the coins were largely replaced with a newly designed $5 note modeled on the US greenback ("J. J. Roberts" notes). The design was modified during the 1990-2004 civil war to ostracize notes looted from the Central Bank of Liberia. This effectively created two currency zones—the new "Liberty" notes were legal tender in government-held areas (primarily Monrovia), while the old notes were legal tender in non-government areas. Each was not considered legal in the other territory. Following Charles Taylor's arrival in Monrovia in 1995, the J.J. Robert's bank notes were legally accepted in most parts of Monrovia for purchases. Banking and some majors institutions did not accept the J.J. Robert's bank note as legal tender during this period.

Following the election of the Charles Taylor government in 1997 a new series of banknotes dated 1999 was introduced on March 29, 2000.

Coins

 
1 Dollar coin of Liberia (1968)

In 1937, coins were issued in denominations of 1⁄2, 1 and 2 cents. These were augmented in 1960 with coins for 1, 5, 10, 25 and 50 cents. A $1 coin was issued the following year. Five-dollar coins were issued in 1982 and 1985 (see above). According to the 2009 Standard Catalog of World Coins (Krause Publications, Iola, WI), numerous commemorative coins (featuring U.S. Presidents, dinosaurs, Chinese Lunar-Zodiac animals, etc.) in denominations ranging from 1 to 2500 Dollars have been issued beginning in the 1970s through the present.[4]

Coins of the Liberian dollar
Image Value Technical parameters Description Date of first minting
Diameter Thickness Mass Composition Edge Obverse Reverse
1⁄2 cent 18 mm 2.42 g Brass Plain/Smooth Elephant; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date; text "ONE HALF CENT" 1937
1⁄2 cent 18 mm 1.3 mm 2.50 g Copper-nickel Plain/Smooth Elephant; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date; text "ONE HALF CENT" 1941
1 cent 25.45 mm 5.19 g Brass Plain/Smooth Elephant; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date; text "ONE CENT" 1937
1 cent 25.45 mm 1.38 mm 5 g Copper-nickel Plain/Smooth Elephant; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date; text "ONE CENT" 1941
1 cent 18 mm 1.5 mm 2.6 g Brass Plain/Smooth Elephant; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Ship and bird to right of palm tree within 3/4 circle above date; text "THE LOVE OF LIBERTY BROUGHT US HERE"; "ONE CENT" 1960
2 cents 28 mm 1.64 mm 8 g Brass Reeded Elephant; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date; text "TWO CENTS" 1937
2 cents 29.05 mm 1.7 mm 8.24 g Copper-nickel Plain/Smooth Elephant; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date; text "TWO CENTS" 1941
5 cents 20 mm 1.6 mm 4.1 g Copper-nickel Plain/Smooth Elephant; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Ship and bird to right of palm tree within 3/4 circle above date; text "THE LOVE OF LIBERTY BROUGHT US HERE"; "FIVE CENTS" 1960
10 cents 17 mm 1.16 mm 2.07 g .900 Silver Reeded Head with headress; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Value and date within wreath; text "10 CENTS" 1960
10 cents 16.5 mm 1.9 mm 1 g Copper-nickel Reeded Head with headress; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Value and date within wreath; text "10 CENTS" 1966
25 cents 22.96 mm 1.45 mm 5.18 g .900 Silver Reeded Head with headress; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Value and date within wreath; text "25 CENTS" 1960
25 cents 23 mm 4.8 g Copper-nickel Reeded Head with headress; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Value and date within wreath; text "25 CENTS" 1966
25 cents 23 mm 5.2 g Copper-nickel Reeded Portrait of William R. Tolbert, Jr.; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; stars; "W.R.TOLBERT JR." Woman with basket of leaves on head; text "GROW MORE FOOD"; "25"; "TWENTY-FIVE CENTS" 1976
25 cents 23 mm 1.76 mm 4.46 g Nickel-clad steel Reeded Head with headress; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Value and date within wreath; text "25 CENTS" 2000
50 cents 28.5 mm 10.37 g .900 Silver Reeded Head with headress; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Value and date within wreath; text "50 CENTS" 1960
50 cents 29 mm 8.9 g Copper-nickel Reeded Head with headress; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Value and date within wreath; text "50 CENTS" 1966
50 cents 28.5 mm 8.9 g Copper-nickel Reeded Portrait of William R. Tolbert, Jr.; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; stars; "W.R.TOLBERT JR." Coat of arms of Liberia; text "THE LOVE OF LIBERTY BROUGHT US HERE"; "50"; "FIFTY CENTS" 1976
50 cents 29 mm 2 mm 9 g Nickel-clad steel Reeded Head with headress; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Value and date within wreath; text "50 CENTS" 2000
L$1 34 mm 20.74 g .900 Silver Reeded Head with headress; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Value and date within wreath; text "ONE DOLLAR" 1961
L$1 34 mm 18 g Copper-nickel Reeded Head with headress; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; star Value and date within wreath; text "ONE DOLLAR" 1966
L$1 34 mm 2.5 mm 18 g Copper-nickel Reeded Portrait of William R. Tolbert, Jr.; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; stars; "W.R.TOLBERT JR." Map of Liberia; text "SELF RELIANCE"; "LIBERIA"; "ONE DOLLAR" 1976
L$5 33 mm 14.6 g Copper-nickel Plain/Smooth Coat of arms of Liberia; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA" Military memorial; text "FIVE DOLLARS"; "5" 1982
L$5 20 mm 3.6 g Nickel-plated steel Plain/Smooth Portrait of President Edward J. Roye; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; "FIVE DOLLARS" Map of Liberia; text "LONE STAR FOREVER"; "5" 2022
L$10 23 mm 4.8 g Nickel-plated steel Plain/Smooth Portrait of President Joseph J. Roberts; text "REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA"; "TEN DOLLARS" Map of Liberia; text "LONE STAR FOREVER"; "10" 2022

Banknotes

Five-dollar notes were introduced in 1989 which bore the portrait of J. J. Roberts. These were known as "J. J." notes. In 1991, similar notes were issued (see above) which replaced the portrait with Liberia's arms. These were known as "Liberty" notes.

On 29 March 2000, the Central Bank of Liberia introduced a new "unified" currency, which was exchanged at par for "J. J." notes and at a ratio of 1:2 for "Liberty" notes. The new banknotes each feature a portrait of a former president. These notes remain in current use, although they underwent a minor redesign in 2003, with new dates, signatures, and the CENTRAL BANK OF LIBERIA banner on the back.[5]

On 27 July 2016, the Central Bank of Liberia announced new banknotes will be introduced with enhanced security features. All of the denominations are the same as previous issues, with the L$500 banknote being introduced as part of this series.[6] On 6 October 2016, the Central Bank of Liberia introduced new banknotes, as announced.[7]

On 17 November 2021, the Central Bank of Liberia announced a new series of banknotes, omitting the L$5 and L$10 banknotes which have been replaced by coins, along with an entirely new denomination, the L$1000.[8]

1999 series
Images Value Background color Description Date of
Obverse Reverse Obverse Reverse Watermark first series Issue
[9] L$5 Red President Edward J. Roye Woman harvesting rice Seal of Liberia 1999 March 29, 2000
[10] L$10 Blue President Joseph J. Roberts Rubber tapper Seal of Liberia 1999 March 29, 2000
[11] L$20 Brown President William V. S. Tubman Young men by the road with scooters Seal of Liberia 1999 March 29, 2000
[12] L$50 Purple President Samuel K. Doe Worker on a palm plantation Seal of Liberia 1999 March 29, 2000
[13] L$100 Green President William R. Tolbert, Jr. Market woman and her child Seal of Liberia 1999 March 29, 2000
2016 series
Images Value Background color Description Date of
Obverse Reverse Obverse Reverse Watermark first series Issue
[14] L$5 Purple President Edward J. Roye Woman harvesting rice Seal of Liberia 2016 2016
[15] L$10 Blue President Joseph J. Roberts Rubber tapper Seal of Liberia 2016 2016
[16] L$20 Brown President William V. S. Tubman Young men by the road with scooters Seal of Liberia 2016 2016
[17] L$50 Red President Samuel K. Doe Worker on a palm plantation Seal of Liberia 2016 2016
[18] L$100 Green President William R. Tolbert, Jr. Market woman and her child Seal of Liberia 2016 2016
[19] L$500 Violet Men and woman Hippopotamus and its child Seal of Liberia 2016 2016
2021-2022 series
Images Value Background color Description Date of
Obverse Reverse Obverse Reverse Watermark first series Issue
L$20 Brown President William V. S. Tubman Young men by the road with scooters Seal of Liberia 2022 2022
L$50 Red President Samuel K. Doe Worker on a palm plantation Seal of Liberia 2022 2022
L$100 Green President William R. Tolbert, Jr. Market woman and her child Seal of Liberia 2021 2021
L$500 Violet Seven female designers of the Flag of Liberia Hippopotamus and its child Seal of Liberia 2022 2022
L$1,000 Blue Sixteen tribal masks of Liberia Capitol building in Monrovia Seal of Liberia 2022 2022

See also

Exchange rate

Current LRD exchange rates
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From OANDA: AUD CAD CHF CNY EUR GBP HKD JPY USD EUR JPY USD

References

  1. ^ , Currency from the Central Bank of Liberia 2006-05-27 at the Wayback Machine. Accessed 2008/03/19
  2. ^ Cuhaj, George S. (2010). Standard Catalog of World Paper Money General Issues (1368-1960) (13 ed.). Krause Publications. p. 801. ISBN 978-1-4402-1293-2.
  3. ^ . 6 May 2006. Archived from the original on 6 May 2006. Retrieved 17 July 2017.
  4. ^ A complete list of the coins of Liberia Numista (https://en.numista.com). Retrieved on 2020-11-23.
  5. ^ Linzmayer, Owen (2012). "Liberia". The Banknote Book. San Francisco, CA: www.BanknoteNews.com.
  6. ^ "Liberia reported to issue new banknote family "shortly" | Banknote News". www.banknotenews.com. Retrieved 17 July 2017.
  7. ^ "New Liberian Dollar Banknotes Released". cbl.org.lr. Retrieved 17 July 2017.
  8. ^ "CBL Engages Public On Launch of New L$100 Banknotes | Central Bank of Liberia". www.cbl.org.lr. Retrieved 2022-09-27.
  9. ^ Liberia 5 Dollars
  10. ^ Liberia 10 Dollars
  11. ^ Liberia 20 Dollars
  12. ^ Liberia 50 Dollars
  13. ^ Liberia 100 Dollars
  14. ^ Liberia 5 Dollars
  15. ^ Liberia 10 Dollars
  16. ^ Liberia 20 Dollars
  17. ^ Liberia 50 Dollars
  18. ^ Liberia 100 Dollars
  19. ^ Liberia 500 Dollars

External links

  •   Media related to Money of Liberia at Wikimedia Commons
  • Liberian banknotes on BanknoteNews

May 18, 2023
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L redirects here For the virtual currency in Second Life see Linden Dollar The dollar currency code LRD has been the currency of Liberia since 1943 It was also the country s currency between 1847 and 1907 It is normally abbreviated with the sign or alternatively L or LD to distinguish it from other dollar denominated currencies It is divided into 100 cents Liberian dollarA current 5 banknoteISO 4217CodeLRD numeric 430 Subunit0 01UnitSymbol L LD DenominationsSubunit 1 100centBanknotesL 5 L 10 L 20 L 50 L 100 L 500 L 1 000Coins5 10 25 50 L 1 L 5 L 10 1 DemographicsUser s LiberiaIssuanceCentral bankCentral Bank of Liberia Websitecbl wbr org wbr lrValuationInflation7 7 SourceThe World Factbook 2015 est Contents 1 First use 1 1 Coins 1 2 Money notes 2 Reintroduction 2 1 Coins 2 2 Banknotes 3 See also 4 Exchange rate 5 References 6 External linksFirst use Edit Twenty five cent note 1880 previously unknown as a denomination 2 19th Century Liberian One dollar The first Liberian dollar was issued in 1847 It was pegged to the US dollar at par and circulated alongside the US dollar until 1907 when Liberia adopted the British West African pound which was pegged to sterling Coins Edit In 1847 and 1862 copper 1 and 2 cents coins were issued and were the only Liberian coins until 1896 when a full coinage consisting of 1 2 10 25 and 50 cents coins were introduced The last issues were made in 1906 Money notes Edit The Treasury Department issued notes between 1857 and 1880 in denominations of 10 and 50 cents 1 2 3 5 and 10 dollars Reintroduction EditUnited States currency replaced the British West African pound in Liberia in 1935 3 Starting in 1937 Liberia issued its own coins which circulated alongside US currency The flight of suitcase loads of USD paper by Americo Liberians following the April 12 1980 coup d etat created a currency shortage This was remedied by minting of the Liberian 5 coins The 7 sided coins were the same size and weight as the one dollar coin this prevented corrupt members of elite society leaving the country with Liberia s money In the late 1980s the coins were largely replaced with a newly designed 5 note modeled on the US greenback J J Roberts notes The design was modified during the 1990 2004 civil war to ostracize notes looted from the Central Bank of Liberia This effectively created two currency zones the new Liberty notes were legal tender in government held areas primarily Monrovia while the old notes were legal tender in non government areas Each was not considered legal in the other territory Following Charles Taylor s arrival in Monrovia in 1995 the J J Robert s bank notes were legally accepted in most parts of Monrovia for purchases Banking and some majors institutions did not accept the J J Robert s bank note as legal tender during this period Following the election of the Charles Taylor government in 1997 a new series of banknotes dated 1999 was introduced on March 29 2000 Coins Edit 1 Dollar coin of Liberia 1968 In 1937 coins were issued in denominations of 1 2 1 and 2 cents These were augmented in 1960 with coins for 1 5 10 25 and 50 cents A 1 coin was issued the following year Five dollar coins were issued in 1982 and 1985 see above According to the 2009 Standard Catalog of World Coins Krause Publications Iola WI numerous commemorative coins featuring U S Presidents dinosaurs Chinese Lunar Zodiac animals etc in denominations ranging from 1 to 2500 Dollars have been issued beginning in the 1970s through the present 4 Coins of the Liberian dollarImage Value Technical parameters Description Date of first mintingDiameter Thickness Mass Composition Edge Obverse Reverse1 2 cent 18 mm 2 42 g Brass Plain Smooth Elephant text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date text ONE HALF CENT 19371 2 cent 18 mm 1 3 mm 2 50 g Copper nickel Plain Smooth Elephant text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date text ONE HALF CENT 19411 cent 25 45 mm 5 19 g Brass Plain Smooth Elephant text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date text ONE CENT 19371 cent 25 45 mm 1 38 mm 5 g Copper nickel Plain Smooth Elephant text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date text ONE CENT 19411 cent 18 mm 1 5 mm 2 6 g Brass Plain Smooth Elephant text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Ship and bird to right of palm tree within 3 4 circle above date text THE LOVE OF LIBERTY BROUGHT US HERE ONE CENT 19602 cents 28 mm 1 64 mm 8 g Brass Reeded Elephant text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date text TWO CENTS 19372 cents 29 05 mm 1 7 mm 8 24 g Copper nickel Plain Smooth Elephant text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Palm tree divides ship and sun within circle flanked by stars above date text TWO CENTS 19415 cents 20 mm 1 6 mm 4 1 g Copper nickel Plain Smooth Elephant text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Ship and bird to right of palm tree within 3 4 circle above date text THE LOVE OF LIBERTY BROUGHT US HERE FIVE CENTS 196010 cents 17 mm 1 16 mm 2 07 g 900 Silver Reeded Head with headress text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Value and date within wreath text 10 CENTS 196010 cents 16 5 mm 1 9 mm 1 g Copper nickel Reeded Head with headress text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Value and date within wreath text 10 CENTS 196625 cents 22 96 mm 1 45 mm 5 18 g 900 Silver Reeded Head with headress text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Value and date within wreath text 25 CENTS 196025 cents 23 mm 4 8 g Copper nickel Reeded Head with headress text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Value and date within wreath text 25 CENTS 196625 cents 23 mm 5 2 g Copper nickel Reeded Portrait of William R Tolbert Jr text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA stars W R TOLBERT JR Woman with basket of leaves on head text GROW MORE FOOD 25 TWENTY FIVE CENTS 197625 cents 23 mm 1 76 mm 4 46 g Nickel clad steel Reeded Head with headress text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Value and date within wreath text 25 CENTS 200050 cents 28 5 mm 10 37 g 900 Silver Reeded Head with headress text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Value and date within wreath text 50 CENTS 196050 cents 29 mm 8 9 g Copper nickel Reeded Head with headress text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Value and date within wreath text 50 CENTS 196650 cents 28 5 mm 8 9 g Copper nickel Reeded Portrait of William R Tolbert Jr text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA stars W R TOLBERT JR Coat of arms of Liberia text THE LOVE OF LIBERTY BROUGHT US HERE 50 FIFTY CENTS 197650 cents 29 mm 2 mm 9 g Nickel clad steel Reeded Head with headress text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Value and date within wreath text 50 CENTS 2000L 1 34 mm 20 74 g 900 Silver Reeded Head with headress text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Value and date within wreath text ONE DOLLAR 1961L 1 34 mm 18 g Copper nickel Reeded Head with headress text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA star Value and date within wreath text ONE DOLLAR 1966L 1 34 mm 2 5 mm 18 g Copper nickel Reeded Portrait of William R Tolbert Jr text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA stars W R TOLBERT JR Map of Liberia text SELF RELIANCE LIBERIA ONE DOLLAR 1976L 5 33 mm 14 6 g Copper nickel Plain Smooth Coat of arms of Liberia text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA Military memorial text FIVE DOLLARS 5 1982L 5 20 mm 3 6 g Nickel plated steel Plain Smooth Portrait of President Edward J Roye text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA FIVE DOLLARS Map of Liberia text LONE STAR FOREVER 5 2022L 10 23 mm 4 8 g Nickel plated steel Plain Smooth Portrait of President Joseph J Roberts text REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA TEN DOLLARS Map of Liberia text LONE STAR FOREVER 10 2022Banknotes Edit Five dollar notes were introduced in 1989 which bore the portrait of J J Roberts These were known as J J notes In 1991 similar notes were issued see above which replaced the portrait with Liberia s arms These were known as Liberty notes On 29 March 2000 the Central Bank of Liberia introduced a new unified currency which was exchanged at par for J J notes and at a ratio of 1 2 for Liberty notes The new banknotes each feature a portrait of a former president These notes remain in current use although they underwent a minor redesign in 2003 with new dates signatures and the CENTRAL BANK OF LIBERIA banner on the back 5 On 27 July 2016 the Central Bank of Liberia announced new banknotes will be introduced with enhanced security features All of the denominations are the same as previous issues with the L 500 banknote being introduced as part of this series 6 On 6 October 2016 the Central Bank of Liberia introduced new banknotes as announced 7 On 17 November 2021 the Central Bank of Liberia announced a new series of banknotes omitting the L 5 and L 10 banknotes which have been replaced by coins along with an entirely new denomination the L 1000 8 1999 seriesImages Value Background color Description Date ofObverse Reverse Obverse Reverse Watermark first series Issue 9 L 5 Red President Edward J Roye Woman harvesting rice Seal of Liberia 1999 March 29 2000 10 L 10 Blue President Joseph J Roberts Rubber tapper Seal of Liberia 1999 March 29 2000 11 L 20 Brown President William V S Tubman Young men by the road with scooters Seal of Liberia 1999 March 29 2000 12 L 50 Purple President Samuel K Doe Worker on a palm plantation Seal of Liberia 1999 March 29 2000 13 L 100 Green President William R Tolbert Jr Market woman and her child Seal of Liberia 1999 March 29 20002016 seriesImages Value Background color Description Date ofObverse Reverse Obverse Reverse Watermark first series Issue 14 L 5 Purple President Edward J Roye Woman harvesting rice Seal of Liberia 2016 2016 15 L 10 Blue President Joseph J Roberts Rubber tapper Seal of Liberia 2016 2016 16 L 20 Brown President William V S Tubman Young men by the road with scooters Seal of Liberia 2016 2016 17 L 50 Red President Samuel K Doe Worker on a palm plantation Seal of Liberia 2016 2016 18 L 100 Green President William R Tolbert Jr Market woman and her child Seal of Liberia 2016 2016 19 L 500 Violet Men and woman Hippopotamus and its child Seal of Liberia 2016 20162021 2022 seriesImages Value Background color Description Date ofObverse Reverse Obverse Reverse Watermark first series IssueL 20 Brown President William V S Tubman Young men by the road with scooters Seal of Liberia 2022 2022L 50 Red President Samuel K Doe Worker on a palm plantation Seal of Liberia 2022 2022L 100 Green President William R Tolbert Jr Market woman and her child Seal of Liberia 2021 2021L 500 Violet Seven female designers of the Flag of Liberia Hippopotamus and its child Seal of Liberia 2022 2022L 1 000 Blue Sixteen tribal masks of Liberia Capitol building in Monrovia Seal of Liberia 2022 2022See also EditCentral Bank of Liberia Economy of LiberiaExchange rate EditCurrent LRD exchange ratesFrom Google Finance AUD CAD CHF CNY EUR GBP HKD JPY USD EUR JPY USDFrom Yahoo Finance AUD CAD CHF CNY EUR GBP HKD JPY USD EUR JPY USDFrom XE com AUD CAD CHF CNY EUR GBP HKD JPY USD EUR JPY USDFrom OANDA AUD CAD CHF CNY EUR GBP HKD JPY USD EUR JPY USDReferences Edit Currency from the Central Bank of Liberia Archived 2006 05 27 at the Wayback Machine Accessed 2008 03 19 Cuhaj George S 2010 Standard Catalog of World Paper Money General Issues 1368 1960 13 ed Krause Publications p 801 ISBN 978 1 4402 1293 2 Tables of Modern Monetary Systems 6 May 2006 Archived from the original on 6 May 2006 Retrieved 17 July 2017 A complete list of the coins of Liberia Numista https en numista com Retrieved on 2020 11 23 Linzmayer Owen 2012 Liberia The Banknote Book San Francisco CA www BanknoteNews com Liberia reported to issue new banknote family shortly Banknote News www banknotenews com Retrieved 17 July 2017 New Liberian Dollar Banknotes Released cbl org lr Retrieved 17 July 2017 CBL Engages Public On Launch of New L 100 Banknotes Central Bank of Liberia www cbl org lr Retrieved 2022 09 27 Liberia 5 Dollars Liberia 10 Dollars Liberia 20 Dollars Liberia 50 Dollars Liberia 100 Dollars Liberia 5 Dollars Liberia 10 Dollars Liberia 20 Dollars Liberia 50 Dollars Liberia 100 Dollars Liberia 500 Dollars Krause Chester L Clifford Mishler 1991 Standard Catalog of World Coins 1801 1991 18th ed Krause Publications ISBN 0873411501 Pick Albert 1994 Standard Catalog of World Paper Money General Issues Colin R Bruce II and Neil Shafer editors 7th ed Krause Publications ISBN 0 87341 207 9 External links Edit Media related to Money of Liberia at Wikimedia Commons Liberian banknotes Liberian banknotes on BanknoteNews Portals Africa Liberia Money Numismatics Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Liberian dollar amp oldid 1146224901, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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