Vorderseite: Wappen von Sambia; Affenbrotbaum; Schreiseeadler (Haliaeetus vocifer) auf einem Ast sitzend.
Rückseite: Kaffernbüffel (Syncerus caffer); Gebäude der Nationalversammlung in Lusaka; Freiheits­statue in Sambias Hauptstadt Lusaka.

Front side: Zambian coat of arms; Monkey-bread tree (Baobab); African fish eagle (Haliaeetus vocifer) perched on a branch.
Back side: Cape buffalo (Syncerus caffer); National assembly building in Lusaka; Freedom statue in Zambia's capital Lusaka.

B170a

(P-NL)

Dated 2018.
Signature of Denny KalyalyaSignature of D. Kalyalya (as GOVERNOR). Fish eagle and electrotype 100 and crude fish eagle as watermark. Wide windowed Rolling StarSecurity thread combining the effect of tiny microscopic mirrors with colour shift. (Cube) security thread with demetalized text on the front side. Bank initials (BoZ) and dove as registration device. Green SPARK SPARK is a security element based on optical variable magnetic ink. Live element (denomination) at lower right on front. One vertical red and one horizontal black 7-digit serial number with a fractional alphanumerical prefix on the front side. The vertical serial number has digits of the same size, while the horizontal one has digits of ascending size. Printed by Giesecke & Devrient, Germany.

Remarks

Introduced in August 2018.

The numbers used in the first column are taken from (or linked to) Owen Linzmayer's The Banknote Book (bold) and Krause Publications' Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (in brackets).
The bold text at the beginning of the description of every variety indicates those elements, which are necessary to identify the correct variety (if any) without any doubt.