50 Dirhams

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Beschrijving keerzijde	The Arabic numeral '٥٠' appears prominently in the center of the field, enclosed within a decorative beaded inner circle. Below the denomination, the Arabic word 'درهما' (Dirhams) is inscribed. The Latin legend 'QATAR AND DUBAI' arcs along the lower periphery outside the beaded border, providing a bilingual identification of the issuing territory. The overall design is austere and functional, consistent with British-influenced Gulf state coinage of the period.
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Oplage	1386 (1966) - ١٣٨٦ · ١٩٦٦ - 2,000,000
Aanvullende informatie	Qatar and Dubai's monetary union was itself a brief accident of decolonization — the two territories shared a currency authority only from 1966 until Dubai joined the UAE in 1971, leaving Qatar to establish its own central bank shortly after. The entire series was issued for just five years, making the window of production unusually narrow for a Gulf state coinage. The Bahrain Mint handled production. Dubai's subsequent absorption into the UAE rendered this issuing authority permanently extinct.