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5 mohru 1951 — Nepal ( Pick: 2 )

Region: Middle East & Asia
Front side
5 mohru Nepal 1951 — Front side
Back side
5 mohru Nepal 1951 — Back side

Banknote description

The banknote is a 5 mohru issued in Nepal in 1951. It is cataloged under Pick number 2.

The front side features a multicolor design with a portrait of King Tribhuvana wearing a plumed crown on the right and a Type I heading. The back displays a tiger.

This note is purple in color and made of paper. It measures 126 x 73 mm. It is signed by Janak Raj Pandit and Bharat Raj Pandit. The printing office is India Security Press located in Nashik, India. The amount produced includes 660,000 notes with the Janak Raj Pandit signature and 960,000 with the Bharat Raj Pandit signature.

Specifications

Signed by
Janak Raj Pandit, Bharat Raj Pandit
Date of issue
1945-1952
Printing office
India Security Press, Nashik, India
Paper
Paper
Colour
Purple
Dimensions
126 x 73 mm
Amount produced
660,000 (Janak Raj Pandit signature), 960,000 (Bharat Raj Pandit signature)
Pick catalog
2

About this banknote

The banknote was issued by Janak Raj Pandit and Bharat Raj Pandit in 1951. It belongs to the Nepalese currency and was part of a production of 660,000 with Janak Raj Pandit's signature and 960,000 with Bharat Raj Pandit's signature.

The front side features a portrait of King Tribhuvana adorned with a plumed crown on the right side. The back depicts a tiger. The banknote is predominately purple, printed on paper, with dimensions of 126 x 73 mm. It was printed by the India Security Press, Nashik, India, and has a Pick number of 2.

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