Banknotes of Pakistan

The official currency of Pakistan is the Pakistani Rupee, issued by the State Bank of Pakistan, which was established in 1948. Paper money was first introduced in Pakistan in 1948, shortly after the country's independence. In 1971, a significant currency reform led to the replacement of previous banknotes with a new series reflecting updated designs and security features. Collectors of Pakistani banknotes often appreciate the intricate designs and varying themes of the series. The 2006 series, for instance, introduced vibrant colors and advanced security features, showcasing images of Pakistan's landscapes and cultural icons. In addition, the inclusion of the Quaid-e-Azam's portrait on various denominations underscores the country's commitment to honoring its founding figures.