There are various reports out of war-torn Yemen of a new 500-rial note (B128a), supposedly printed in Russia and intended for circulation by the “official” Central Bank of Yemen now located in the southern city of Aden. Courtesy of Cleophas Schockem and Alex Zlotin.Read More…
, Like B129b, but new date (2017) and new signature (Mohamed Awad Bin Humam). Courtesy of Peter Mosselberger (Bank Note Museum).Read More…
1,000 rials, ٢٠١٢/١٤٣٣ (2012/AH1433). Like B129a, but new date. Intro: 12.10.2012. Courtesy of Hani Rida (http://sababanknotes.6te.net).Read More…
, The Central Bank of Yemen introduced a new 1,000-rial note that is similar to the 2004-dated note (B126), but dated 2009 and with improved security features, including the replacement of the holographic stripe on front for Goznak’s Visual Formed Image security thread previously introduced on the 250-rial note ofRead More…
,, The Central Bank of Yemen introduced a new 250-rial (US$1.20) note on 14 November 2009 with the following specifications: General and Technical Specifications:A- The size is 158 mm x 75 mm.B – There is a water mark depicting the coat of arms of the Republic of Yemen located onRead More…