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5 Rupees

Uitgever State Bank of Pakistan (People's Republic of Bangladesh)
Jaar 1966-1971
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Beschrijving keerzijde Printed in violet, the reverse carries a scenic vignette of terraced tea or agricultural fields extending into the middle ground, with a detailed botanical study of a leafy branch in the right foreground. The State Bank of Pakistan seal appears in the upper left, flanked by guilloche borders. The English inscriptions 'STATE BANK OF PAKISTAN' and 'FIVE RUPEES' are placed at the top and bottom respectively.
Opschrift keerzijde STATE BANK OF PAKISTAN
FIVE RUPEES
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Among the more historically charged notes in South Asian philately, this issue was authorized by the State Bank of Pakistan but circulated in East Pakistan — the territory that became Bangladesh in December 1971. When the Liberation War ended, Pakistani currency already in circulation in the new republic was overstamped or withdrawn entirely, making unmodified examples survivors of an abrupt political rupture rather than orderly demonetization.

Some notes from this series were later hand-stamped "BANGLADESH" by provisional authorities during the transitional period, creating a distinct overprint variety catalogued separately. Examples without that stamp represent pre-war East Pakistani circulation stock.

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