10 Rupees

The P#34 series was produced entirely domestically by the Pakistan Security Printing Corporation — a deliberate policy choice following the nationalization-era push for self-sufficient currency production that accelerated through the late 1970s. Earlier Pakistani notes had relied heavily on foreign printers, particularly Thomas De La Rue in London.

Notes from this run occasionally show minor ink registration inconsistencies on the reverse, a known characteristic of PSPC output during this period rather than a sign of forgery or mishandling.