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| 表面の説明 | Portrait of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini positioned to the left, printed against a pink and purple guilloche underprint with intricate geometric patterning. A windowed security thread runs vertically through the note. Persian-script inscriptions appear above and below the portrait, with the denomination and issuing authority rendered in both Persian lettering and Western numerals. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Vignette of the Hāfezieh (Tomb of Hafez) in Shiraz rendered to the right, showing the domed open-columned pavilion set within a garden landscape; a central panel carries Persian calligraphic script. The large Toman numeral "5" appears at lower left and "50000" at upper right, set against a pink and lavender guilloche underprint with geometric tile-pattern elements. |
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Iran's redenomination law, passed in 2020, officially replaced the rial with the toman at a rate of 10,000:1 — a ratio that itself signals the scale of inflation the country had absorbed over the preceding decades. This note bridges the transition: the dual denomination printed on the face reflects the legal changeover period during which both units remained valid for quoting prices and settling transactions.
The toman is not new — it predates the rial by centuries and never left colloquial use. Iranians had been mentally dividing rial figures by ten in everyday speech for generations. The 2020 law simply made official what the public had been doing informally all along.