100 afghanis 1973 — Afghanistan ( Pick: 50 )

Region: Middle East & Asia

Front side

Back side

Banknote description

The banknote is a 100 afghanis issued in Afghanistan in 1973. It is cataloged under Pick number 50, identifying it within the issue. The denomination and year place it among documented banknotes of this series.

The front side design features lilac on a multicolor underprint and depicts the Friday Mosque in Herat. The note measures 150 x 60 mm and is printed on paper. It is signed by Mohammad Hakim and Sayed Abdulillah, with the printing office identified as De La Rue.

This banknote is characterized by its brown color. The note's dimensions of 150 x 60 mm reflect the standard sizing of banknotes issued in Afghanistan during this period.

Specifications

Signed by: Mohammad Hakim and Sayed Abdulillah
Date of issue: 1973
Printing office: De La Rue
Paper: paper
Colour: Brown
Dimensions: 150 x 60 mm
Pick catalog: 50

About this banknote

The Da Afghanistan Bank issued this 100 afghanis banknote in 1973. This series was introduced following Afghanistan's transition to a republic in July 1973, marking the end of the monarchy under King Zahir Shah. The transition was led by Mohammad Daoud Khan, who became the country's first President.

The front side of the note features a portrait alongside inscriptions, while the back side illustrates the Friday Mosque in Herat. This banknote, designed by De La Rue, measures 150 x 60 mm. It carries the signatures of Mohammad Hakim and Sayed Abdulillah, indicating their roles during its issuance. The catalog reference is Pick 50.