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50 Dirhams

Issuer Central Bank of Libya
Year 1975
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Currency Dinar (1971-date)
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Obverse description Central device features the Hawk of Qureish, serving as the coat of arms of the Federation of Arab Republics, displayed facing with wings spread. The legend above reads the name of the issuing state in Arabic, identifying it as the Libyan Arab Republic. The dates appear in both the Hijri (1395) and Gregorian (1975) calendar systems, rendered in Eastern Arabic numerals. The entire design is contained within the scalloped coin flan without an additional inner border.
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Reverse description The denomination numeral '٥٠' (50) in large Eastern Arabic numerals occupies the upper field, with the unit name 'درهما' (Dirham) inscribed immediately below in Arabic script. Two crossed wheat spikes are displayed beneath the denomination legend, their ears splaying outward symmetrically at the lower field. The entire central design is enclosed within an elaborate ornamental rectangular frame composed of stylised foliate and geometric arabesques, which itself is set within the scalloped coin flan.
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