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1 Taka

Uitgever Government of Bangladesh
Jaar 1973-1976
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Beschrijving voorzijde Central vignette of a hand firmly grasping a sheaf of rice plants, rendered in intaglio against a blue-grey guilloche border with ornamental corner rosettes and the numeral '১' (1) at each corner. A decorative golden-ochre underprint of stylised floral motifs occupies the right-centre field, with the denomination in large Bengali script above the Financial Secretary's manuscript signature and the title অর্থসচিব below.
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Beschrijving keerzijde The Bangladesh National Emblem — a water lily (shapla) rising above stylised waves, flanked by rice sheaves and surmounted by three connected jute leaves with four stars — rendered as an intaglio vignette within a dotted circular frame at right-centre, set against a two-tone underprint of pale blue and golden-ochre guilloche. Bengali script lettering of the issuer's name runs along the top border and the denomination appears in a solid panel along the lower edge, with the numeral '1' in each corner cartouche.
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Bangladesh declared independence in March 1971, but the new government's currency infrastructure took time to establish. The 1 Taka notes of this series were issued by the Government rather than Bangladesh Bank — a deliberate distinction, as small-denomination notes in the subcontinent have historically been treated as government instruments rather than central bank liabilities, a convention inherited directly from British India.

Three signature varieties exist, tracking two successive Finance Secretaries across a compressed four-year window. The 1976 variety dropped the watermark entirely — a production change whose precise rationale is undocumented but which makes that issue straightforwardly distinguishable from its predecessors.

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