1 taka 1973 — Bangladesh ( Pick: 5a )
Region:
Middle East & Asia
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 1 taka issued in Bangladesh in 1973. It is cataloged under Pick number 5a. This note features a combination of purple and ochre colors and has dimensions of 100 x 60 mm. It is printed on paper and was signed by Matiul Islam. The printing office responsible for this note is De La Rue.
The design details of the banknote are not specified. Its catalog reference is noted, allowing for identification within available records.
In 1973, Bangladesh was establishing its currency shortly after gaining independence in 1971. Transitioning to the taka marked a noteworthy step in the country’s economic development.
The design details of the banknote are not specified. Its catalog reference is noted, allowing for identification within available records.
In 1973, Bangladesh was establishing its currency shortly after gaining independence in 1971. Transitioning to the taka marked a noteworthy step in the country’s economic development.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Matiul Islam
- Date of issue
- 1973
- Printing office
- De La Rue
- Paper
- Paper
- Colour
- Purple and ochre
- Dimensions
- 100 x 60 mm
- Amount produced
- Not specified
- Pick catalog
- 5a
About this banknote
The Government of Bangladesh issued this 1 taka banknote in 1973, following the country's independence. This series was introduced to establish Bangladesh's own monetary system separate from Pakistan. It featured the signature of Matiul Islam, the first finance secretary of Bangladesh.
The front side design displays a hand holding a sheaf of rice, symbolizing agriculture. The back features the national emblem of Bangladesh, representing a water lily, rice sheaves, and four stars. Printed by De La Rue, this note measures 100 x 60 mm and is colored in purple and ochre.
