Ghana 2 Cedis, 1972-1978 P-14

BANK OF GHANA THIS NOTE IS ISSUED ON STATUTORY AUTHORITY AND IS LEGAL TENDER IN GHANA FOR THE PAYMENT OF ANY AMOUNT TWO CEDIS 2

• A portrait of an older Ghanaian man, facing left, with a beard and traditional attire, carrying a hoe over his shoulder, symbolizing Ghanaian heritage and labor. • To the left of the portrait, an intricate geometric pattern in green and brown tones. • “BANK OF GHANA” is inscribed at the top. Below it, a declaration states: “THIS NOTE IS ISSUED ON STATUTORY AUTHORITY AND IS LEGAL TENDER FOR THE PAYMENT OF ANY AMOUNT.” • The denomination “2” appears in the upper right corner in an artistic green design resembling a fruit or starburst pattern. • Below the denomination, decorative elements inspired by Ghanaian symbols and culture. • The serial number is printed twice (top left and bottom right). • The Bank of Ghana emblem, represented as a five-pointed star with “BANK OF GHANA” inscribed inside, is located towards the center-left. • The signature of the Governor of the Bank of Ghana appears below the emblem. • The note’s issue date is printed near the bottom left. • Below the serial number and to the left of the word “Two Cedis,” there are traditional Ghanaian Adinkra symbols, including a bell and a bird-like shape, symbolizing wisdom and heritage.

BANK OF GHANA TWO CEDIS 2

• A detailed engraving of Ghanaian farmers working in a rice field, illustrating the importance of agriculture in the country’s economy. • “BANK OF GHANA” is prominently displayed at the top center. • “TWO CEDIS” is inscribed at the bottom, denoting the denomination. • The number “2” appears in the top left and bottom right corners, embedded within decorative line patterns. • Fine-line guilloche patterns frame the design, adding security and aesthetic appeal. • The background features an intricate network of fine lines and shading, enhancing the note’s authenticity.