200 rials 1965 — Iran ( Pick: 81 )
Region:
Middle East & Asia
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 200 rials issued in Iran in 1965. It is cataloged under Pick number 81. The front side features a multi-color ornate design at the center with a type VI portrait of Shah Pahlavi in armed forces uniform on the right, all rendered in dark blue on an orange and lavender underprint. The back side depicts a railroad bridge.
The dimensions of the note are 155 x 75 mm. It bears the signatures of Behnia and Samii. The printing was done by Harrison & Sons. A watermark of the young Shah Pahlavi is present, along with a yellow security thread.
This note exemplifies the use of vibrant colors and intricate designs in Iranian currency from this period. The incorporation of security features reflects the standard practices in banknote production to enhance authenticity and prevent counterfeiting.
The dimensions of the note are 155 x 75 mm. It bears the signatures of Behnia and Samii. The printing was done by Harrison & Sons. A watermark of the young Shah Pahlavi is present, along with a yellow security thread.
This note exemplifies the use of vibrant colors and intricate designs in Iranian currency from this period. The incorporation of security features reflects the standard practices in banknote production to enhance authenticity and prevent counterfeiting.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Behnia and Samii
- Date of issue
- 1965
- Printing office
- Harrison & Sons
- Colour
- Dark blue on orange and lavender
- Dimensions
- 155 x 75 mm
- Pick catalog
- 81
About this banknote
The banknote was issued by Behnia and Samii in 1965. It features a 200 rials denomination and was not part of a specified series.
The front side design includes a dark blue on orange and lavender underprint with a multi-color ornate design at the center. It features a Type VI portrait of Shah Pahlavi in an armed forces uniform on the right. The back side shows a railroad bridge. The note measures 155 x 75 mm and has a yellow security thread.