100 Rupees

Pick 41 covers a long issuance window — 1986 through 2009 — during which Pakistan passed through two military governments, multiple constitutional crises, and the nuclear tests of 1998 that triggered international sanctions and a near-collapse of foreign currency reserves. The 100 Rupee note was the workhorse denomination through all of it, and high-circulation wear is the norm rather than the exception for mid-series dates.

The "Printed: 30.04.1945" field in this listing is almost certainly a data entry artifact and should not be taken at face value — the State Bank of Pakistan was not established until 1948.