KOGUJA Banknotes Catalog

200 rials 1971 — Iran ( Pick: 92 )

Region: Middle East & Asia
Front side
200 rials Iran 1971 — Front side
Back side
200 rials Iran 1971 — Back side

Banknote description

The banknote is a 200 rials issued in Iran in 1971. It is cataloged under Pick number 92. The front side features a dark blue design on an orange and lavender underprint, with a multicolor ornate design at the center and a Type VII portrait of Shah Pahlavi on the right. Large "200" numerals are prominently displayed. The note has dimensions of 108 x 53 mm and is signed by Jahanshahi and Amuzegar. The printing was executed by H&S, without an imprint, and a yellow security thread runs vertically.

The front side design includes a backdrop of intricate elements surrounding the portrait of Shah Pahlavi, labeled with an LQ DUP for authenticity verification. A water-mark of the Young Shah Pahlavi is visible. The overall color scheme combines green and blue in an elaborate arrangement.

The note was produced during a period characterized by significant political changes in Iran. The dimensions and design elements are consistent with contemporary banknotes issued in Iran.

Specifications

Signed by
Jahanshahi and Amuzegar
Date of issue
1971-1973
Colour
green and blue design with portrait on the right and large “200” numerals
Dimensions
108 x 53 mm
Pick catalog
92

About this banknote

The banknote was issued by Jahanshahi and Amuzegar in 1971. It forms part of a series released during this period, with no specific context provided.

The front design features a dark blue portrait of Shah Pahlavi on the right, set against an ornate multicolor pattern. The back depicts a railroad bridge. It measures 108 x 53 mm and includes a yellow security thread. The Pick number for this note is 92.

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