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| 正面描述 | Blue and black intaglio on a multicolour guilloche underprint in orange, yellow, and teal tones, with the Al-Bakiiryya Mosque rendered in fine engraving at left, its minaret and domed structures precisely detailed. The bank name in Arabic script appears in a dark band across the top, with denomination values in Arabic numerals at the upper corners and centred Arabic text legends to the right of the mosque vignette. A serial number and additional Arabic inscriptions complete the face. |
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| 防伪描述 | Yemeni arms watermark visible when held to light |
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Yemen's unification in May 1990 created an immediate administrative headache: two separate central banks, two currencies, and an economy that had been running on parallel systems since partition in 1967. The Central Bank of Yemen was formally established to absorb both the Bank of Yemen (Aden) and the Yemen Arab Republic's central bank, and this 1992 note belongs to the first unified series issued under that consolidated authority — printed by De La Rue before the inflation pressures of the mid-1990s forced successive redenomination planning.
The 10 Rial denomination would become increasingly marginal within a few years; by the late 1990s, hyperinflationary tendencies had effectively rendered small-denomination notes useless in daily transactions.