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| Issuer | Bank Tejarat |
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| Year | 2000 |
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| Reference(s) | P#0 |
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| Reverse description | The reverse is printed in red on a light pink guilloche underprint, with 'IRAN CHEQUE' in bold Latin capitals across the top and the English denomination 'FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND RIALS' along the lower margin. A large guilloché panel on the left half carries the numeral '500000' repeated vertically in red, while the right half contains fillable fields in Persian for recipient details, identity document numbers, and guarantor information, with a stylised dove vignette at centre and an official stamp impression at lower right. |
| Reverse lettering | IRAN CHEQUE FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND RIALS مشخصات دریافت کننده وجه چک محل عملیات شعبه شماره شناسنامه تلفن اضافه گیرنده وجه |
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| Comments |
Bank Tejarat is a commercial bank, not the Central Bank of Iran — its issuance of banknotes would be extraordinary and almost certainly incorrect. No Pick number has been assigned (P#0), which strongly suggests this is either a specimen, a training note, or a promotional item rather than a circulating banknote. Iranian rials in the 500,000 denomination range were not in circulation until well after 2000, when the Central Bank of Iran began issuing high-denomination notes to cope with chronic inflation.
Treat the issuing authority attribution with caution before cataloging further.