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20 Rials 1969 'dark panel' issue

Uitgever Bank Markazi Iran
Jaar 1969
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Afmetingen 136 x 69 mm
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Beschrijving keerzijde Central intaglio vignette of Persian horsemen in traditional Qajar-era dress engaged in a hunt across an open landscape, with gazelles in flight at right. The bank title 'BANK MARKAZI IRAN' appears in a dark panel at top centre, with the denomination numeral '٢٠' in Arabic-Indic script at upper right and lower right, and 'RIALS 20' in Latin script along the lower border. Fine guilloche border surrounds the entire design.
Opschrift keerzijde BANK MARKAZI IRAN
RIALS 20
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Opmerkingen

Harrison & Sons printed multiple generations of Iranian banknotes, and the 20 Rials series went through subtle but catalogued plate variations — the 'dark panel' designation distinguishes this signature-era printing from lighter-inked versions of the same design, a distinction that matters more in dealer pricing than in any official typology. The difference is real but was never formally acknowledged by Bank Markazi.

P#84 sits within a series issued well before the 1979 revolution forced a wholesale redesign of Iranian currency. Notes from this period circulated heavily and survivors in undamaged condition are less common than their mintage figures might suggest.

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