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| Issuer | United Arab Emirates Currency Board |
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| Year | 1973-2005 |
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| Currency | Dirham (1973-date) |
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| Obverse script | Arabic, Latin |
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| Mintage | 1393 (1973) - ١٣٩٣ - ١٩٧٣ - 4,000,000 1395 (1975) - ١٣٩٥ - ١٩٧٥ - 1408 (1988) - ١٤٠٨ - ١٩٨٨ - 1408 (1988) - ١٤٠٨ - ١٩٨٨ Proof Sets - 1409 (1989) - ١٤٠٩ - ١٩٨٩ - 1409 (1989) - ١٤٠٩ - ١٩٨٩ Proof Sets (KM#MS1) - 1418 (1997) - ١٤١٨ - ١٩٩٧ - 1418 (1997) - ١٤١٨ - ١٩٩٧ Proof Sets - 1425 (2005) - ١٤٢٥ - ٢٠٠٥ - |
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The UAE Currency Board issued this piece in 1973 as part of the federation's first coinage series, just two years after the seven emirates formally unified. The FAO designation ties it to the Food and Agriculture Organization's long-running program of co-opting national coinage as agricultural awareness messaging — a scheme that persuaded dozens of newly independent states to embed FAO themes into their inaugural coin designs during the 1970s.
Attribution between Zayed and Khalifa issues requires attention to the emission date, as the series ran continuously across the transition of authority. The non-magnetic bronze composition distinguishes earlier strikes from later reformulated planchets.