B541 (P90): 1,000 livres (pounds) (US$0.65) Green. Front: Arabic text; cedar tree; alphabetic characters. Back: Arabic and French text; cedar tree; alphabetic characters. 3-mm wide magenta-to-green windowed security thread with demetalized BDL 1000. Watermark: Coat of arms and electrotype ١٠٠٠. Printer: (Crane). 115 x 60 mm. Paper. a. ٢٠١٦ (01.01.2016).Read More…
Like B283h, but new signatures (Seif/Tayebnia). Prefix 8/44. Courtesy of Christian Funke.Read More…
, According to an article in The Gulf Today dated 6 March 2013, the United Arab Emirates Central Bank intends to introduce a new 200-dirham note (B241a) with enhanced security features (OVI coat of arms and 3-mm wide, color-shifting windowed security thread with demetalized UAE 200) as well as tactileRead More…
Like B289a2, but windowed security thread with demetalized I.R. IRAN and stylized sun. Courtesy of David Murcek (The Monetary Unit).Read More…
, B436d: Like B436c, but new date (2014) and new signature 15. Courtesy of Eli Schachar.Read More…
Like B232c, but new signature and new date (2013). Courtesy of Peter Mosselberger (Bank Note Museum).Read More…
, B445 (PNL): 200 new shekels (US$58)Blue. Front: Menorah as registration device; open book in gold-to-green SPARK; fall leaves; Natan Alterman; microprinted poem “Eternal Meeting.” Back: Moonlit tree branches; menorah. Windowed color-changing security thread with demetalized 200 and portrait of Natan Alterman. Watermark: Natan Alterman and electrotype 200. Printer: Unknown.Read More…
According to an Arabic press release dated 11 November 2015 (English translation here), the Central Bank of Iraq introduced the following 50,000-dinar note. B357 (P103): 50,000 dinars (US$35) Brown, green, yellow, and blue. Front: Arabic text; Assyrian jar in blue-to-green SPARK; water wheel on the Euphrates river; palm trees; flyingRead More…
, Like B134b, but new date (١٤٣٣/2012) and new signature. Courtesy of Wally Myers.Read More…
According to a press release dated 18 November 2015, on the occasion of the 45th National Day 2015, the Central Bank of Oman announced the introduction of a new commemorative 1-rial banknote. There are unconfirmed reports that the bank immediately withdrew the note because of an error in theRead More…