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2003 - Qatar 1 Riyal PIC 20 banknote UNC
2003 - Qatar 1 Riyal PIC 20 banknote UNC 

2003 - Qatar 1 Riyal PIC 20 banknote UNC

  • Product Code: Qatar PIC 20
  • Availability: In Stock

  • 4.40€

  • Ex Tax: 4.00€


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This Qatar 1 Riyal banknote is catalogued as Pick P20, with the catalogue date notation ND (2003). The individual note is identified in UNC condition. Its design combines purple and blue with a multicolour underprint.

The reverse depicts three native birds at the left: the Crested Lark, Eurasian Bee-eater and Lesser Sand Plover. A falcon’s head appears in the watermark. Under ultraviolet light, the fibres fluoresce yellow and blue, while the left serial number fluoresces orange and central design elements fluoresce yellow.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Qatar 1 Riyal banknote associated with 2003. The product title identifies the country, denomination and date, while the listing also identifies the note with the UNC grade.

What are the date, denomination and currency details?

The banknote is dated 2003 and has a denomination of 1 Riyal. Qatar is the country identified in the listing. The year is presented neutrally here because the supplied information associates 2003 with the banknote but does not specify whether it refers to issue, printing or circulation.

What catalog reference is given for this Qatar banknote?

The supplied catalog reference is Qatar PIC 20. This is the specific model or catalog identifier stated for the listing and should not be confused with a separate cataloguing system or an independently assigned reference.

What condition is stated, and should the pictured number be treated as exact?

The listing identifies the banknote as UNC. Its description also states that the images are for reference and that the banknote number shown in the image will not be the actual number associated with the item. Collectors should therefore not use the pictured number as an exact identifier.