Depicts the denomination within a circle surrounded by legend of the bank.

Depicts the emblem of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the denomination above, and the issue date below.

The emblem of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, first adopted in 1963, features a leopard's head at its center, flanked by a crossed spear and an ivory tusk. Below the leopard's head, the national motto "Justice, Paix, Travail" ("Justice, Peace, Work") is inscribed on a ribbon. This emblem symbolized the strength and unity of the nation, with the leopard representing power and the spear and tusk symbolizing the rich cultural and natural heritage of the Congo. The emblem was introduced during Joseph Kasa-Vubu’s presidency and was later retained by Mobutu Sese Seko after his rise to power in 1965, becoming associated with his regime's push for "Authenticité," which aimed to promote traditional African values and culture.