500 Rials Sana'a, gilt

表面の説明	At the top center of the obverse is the logo[el 1] of Sana'a 2004 – which consists of a semicircular design with the words ""SANA'A 2004"" below. Engraved underneath this depiction is the Gate of Yemen (also known as the Bab Al-Yemen), a famous 1000-year-old gate located in the center of Sana'a. The Arabic legend ""٢٠٠٤‎ صنعاء عاصمة الثقافة العربية"" (Romanized: Ṣan'ā' Aaṣimat al-Ṯaqāfa al-'Arabíyya 2004) is printed along the upper rim of the coin, starting at the right periphery, arching at the top of the coin, and concluding at the left side. Its English equivalent, ""SANA'A 2004 THE ARAB CULTURAL CAPITAL"", is inscribed around the lower rim, commencing at the left side, curving upwards at the bottom of the piece, and ending at the right periphery. Both of these legends are separated from each other by a relatively large bullet point on both sides of the obverse.
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表面の銘文	البنك المركزي اليمنى ٥٠٠ ١٤٢٥هـ ٢٠٠٤م ريال 500 RIALS CENTRAL BANK OF YEMEN
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裏面の文字体系	Arabic, Latin
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