20 Dirhams - Mohammed VI

The 2005 20 Dirham issue marked a shift in Moroccan banknote design policy — the series moved deliberately toward a more contemporary visual idiom under Mohammed VI, distancing itself from the Hassan II-era aesthetic that had defined Moroccan currency for decades. Bank Al-Maghrib had been gradually modernizing its security specifications through the late 1990s, but this denomination kept its feature set relatively restrained, relying primarily on a watermark at a price point where sophisticated security was considered less critical.

Pick 68 is often found with handling wear along the horizontal fold — the 140 × 70 mm format encourages a single lengthwise fold in wallet storage, and the cotton substrate at this weight shows crease lines readily.