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| 背面描述 | The reverse is dominated by an intaglio vignette of a Sinai rosefinch perched on a rock at centre, set against a landscape underprint in green and olive tones evoking the rose-red cliffs of Petra. A decorative rosette medallion appears at upper left, and the English inscription "Rosefinch of Petra and Rum" is printed below the bird. The issuer name in English and the denomination ONE DINAR appear respectively at lower centre and upper right, with the dual-calendar year (Hijri and Gregorian) printed at upper right. |
| 背面铭文 | THE HASHEMITE KINGDOM OF JORDAN ONE DINAR CENTRAL BANK OF JORDAN Rosefinch of Petra and Rum 1443هـ 2022 |
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Jordan's 2022 dinar series was produced by the Canadian Bank Note Company — a somewhat underappreciated choice given that CBN has printed Jordanian currency for several decades, making the Ottawa relationship one of the more durable sovereign printing contracts in the region. The Hashemite Kingdom has maintained that arrangement through multiple redesign cycles, including the significant 2002 overhaul that introduced polymer elements elsewhere in the series before reverting certain denominations to cotton paper.
Pick 39 continues that cotton substrate tradition for the 1 dinar. Color-shifting ink on a circulating dinar of this denomination reflects a security specification that once sat only on higher values in the series.