B304 (PNL): 5,000,000 rials (US$119)Yellow. Front: Farsi text; denomination as puzzle number registration device; Agha Bozorg Mosque in Kashan. Back: English and Farsi text; tomb of Ferdowsi in Tus; denomination as puzzle number; 500 in gold-to-green SPARK. 2.5-mm gold-to-green windowed security thread with demetalized I. R. IRAN. Solid security threadRead More…
Like B301e, but new signatures (Farzin/Hemmati). Courtesy of Alex Zlotin .Read More…
B303 (PNL): 2,000,000 rials (US$48)Green and orange. Front: Farsi text; denomination as puzzle number registration device; Naqsh-e Jahan Square in Esfahan. Back: English and Farsi text; two men on horseback holding mallets playing chogān; denomination as puzzle number; 200 in gold-to-green SPARK. 2.5-mm gold-to-green windowed security thread with demetalized I.Read More…
Like B296c, but new signature (Farzin). Courtesy of Alex Zlotin and Peter Mosselberger (Bank Note Museum).Read More…
Like B291.5a, but new signature (Bahmani). Courtesy of Alex Zlotin.Read More…
Like B302a, but new signature (Farzin) and 2.5-mm gold-to-green windowed security thread with demetalized I. R. IRAN and outline map without moving effect Courtesy of Yavar Parhizi and Matt Eagle.Read More…
Like B297a, but new signature (Salehabadi). Courtesy of Yavar Parhizi.Read More…
Like B300b, but new signatures (Farzin/Khandozi). Courtesy of Fariborz Adib.Read More…
Like B300a, but new signatures (Salehabadi/Khandozi). Courtesy of Yavar Parhizi.Read More…
In August 2008, the central bank issued new “cheques,” which—due to political, financial, and social reasons—it claims are not banknotes even though they circulate like legal tender and do not require endorsement. They were introduced to replace the array of high-denomination promissory notes which private banks had been issuing toRead More…