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1992 - Jordan PIC 23a 1 Dinar banknote UNC
1992 - Jordan PIC 23a 1 Dinar banknote UNC 

1992 - Jordan PIC 23a 1 Dinar banknote UNC

  • Product Code: Jordania PIC 23a
  • Availability: In Stock

  • 17.60€

  • Ex Tax: 16.00€


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This Jordanian 1/2 Dinar banknote is associated with AH1412/1992 and catalogued as Pick P23a. The note is listed in UNC condition, with a lilac-brown and dark-brown design over a multicolour underprint.

King Hussein wearing a kuffiyeh appears on the front, while the reverse depicts the Qusayr Amra fortress. The watermark repeats the portrait of King Hussein wearing a kuffiyeh. This variety carries signature type 19 and is identified in the catalogue as the AH1412/1992 issue.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Jordanian banknote denominated at 1 Dinar. It is identified in the product title as the 1992 Jordan PIC 23a 1 Dinar banknote and is listed with an UNC grade notation.

What country, denomination and date are associated with the banknote?

The banknote is associated with Jordan and has a denomination of 1 Dinar. The listing associates the note with 1992; this should be understood as the date information provided for the product, without assuming a specific issue, printing or circulation date.

What catalog reference is given for this Jordanian banknote?

The supplied catalog reference is Jordan PIC 23a. This identifier is also shown in the listing’s model/catalog reference field as “Jordania PIC 23a,” distinguishing the product from other Jordanian banknote references.

Will the serial number shown in the product images match the banknote supplied?

No. The listing states that the images are for reference and that the banknote number shown in the image will not be the number on the actual banknote. The pictured serial or banknote number should therefore not be used to identify the supplied note.