5 Dinars

Issuer	National Bank of Iraq
Year	1950
Type	Standard circulation banknote
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Obverse description	Portrait of young King Faisal II in a suit at right, set within an intricate red guilloche border with arabesques and floral ornaments. Central panel carries Arabic text with the bank title and denomination, flanked by a blank space at left intended for the stamp or signature. Serial number appears at lower left, with Arabic denomination inscriptions at upper left and lower right.
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Reverse description	Central intaglio vignette of the ancient Babylonian stele scene showing Hammurabi standing before the seated sun god Shamash receiving the code of laws, rendered in fine line engraving. A guilloche rosette to the left bears the denomination legend 'Five Dinars' within its centre. The design is enclosed by an elaborate red arabesque and floral frame with numeral '5' at each corner.
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