Catalog
100 Dinars
| Issuer | Bank of Sudan |
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| Year | 1994 |
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| Value | 100 Dinars (دينار) (100 SDD) |
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| Obverse lettering | بنك السودان أتعهد بأن أدفع عند الطلب لحامل هذا السند مبلغ مائة دينار ذو القعدة ١٤١٤ هـ - إبريل ١٩٩٤ المحافظ |
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| Variants | P#56a(1) - double letter serial# prefix and 7 digits P#56a(2) - double letter serial# prefix with 8 digits thin security thread (prefix LZ) P#56a(3) - single letter serial# prefix with 8 digits P#56a(4) - single letter serial# prefix with 9 digits thin security thread (prefix L01-L1-L2-L3) P#56a(5) - single letter serial# prefix with 9 digits thick security thread (prefix L4-L5-L6) |
| Comments |
By 1994, Sudan was operating under severe international financial pressure following its designation as a state sponsor of terrorism in 1993. The government's response was partly to consolidate printing operations domestically — the Sudan Currency Printing Press in Khartoum had been producing notes since the late 1970s, reducing reliance on foreign printers that had become politically awkward.
A print run of just over twelve million for a 100-dinar denomination is modest by regional standards, unsurprising given accelerating inflation that was steadily eroding the note's purchasing power even as it entered circulation.