United Arab Emirates
1982 - United Arab Emirates 10 Dirhams banknote PIC 8 UNC
This United Arab Emirates 10 Dirhams banknote is associated with 1982 and is catalogued as Pick P8. ..
1982 - United Arab Emirates 5 Dirhams banknote PIC 7 UNC
United Arab Emirates 5 Dirhams banknote, catalogued as Pick P7 and associated with 1982 in the Kraus..
Frequently asked questions
Which United Arab Emirates banknote denominations and catalog references are represented?
The United Arab Emirates category includes banknotes denominated in 5 dirhams and 10 dirhams. The 5-dirham note is identified in the catalog as PIC 7, while the 10-dirham note is identified as PIC 8. These references and denominations describe the notes represented in this shop’s catalog, rather than providing a complete listing of every banknote issued by the United Arab Emirates.
What period is represented by the United Arab Emirates banknotes in this category?
The catalog records represented here are dated 1982. They cover two denominations from that year: 5 dirhams and 10 dirhams. Their listings identify them with the references PIC 7 and PIC 8 respectively. Collectors seeking a focused group of 1982 United Arab Emirates notes can therefore use the year, denomination and catalog reference together when reviewing this category.
How can I identify the 5-dirham United Arab Emirates note in this catalog?
Use the combination of date, denomination and catalog reference. The relevant listing is titled as a 1982 United Arab Emirates 5-dirham banknote and gives the reference PIC 7. The product model also identifies it as Emiratos Arabes PIC 7. Because the catalog contains a separate 10-dirham note with PIC 8, checking the denomination is an important part of distinguishing the two listings.
What should I know about the banknote numbers shown in the product images?
The product descriptions state that the images are for reference and that the banknote number shown in an image will not be the number supplied. Collectors should therefore use the denomination, year and catalog reference to identify the note, rather than expecting the exact serial or banknote number pictured. This applies to the United Arab Emirates listings represented in the supplied catalog data.
What should a prospective buyer check before choosing a note from this category?
First confirm the denomination and catalog reference: the 5-dirham note is PIC 7 and the 10-dirham note is PIC 8, with both listings dated 1982. The titles also describe the notes as UNC, so this condition designation should be checked against the individual listing details. Remember that the product images are for reference and may not show the exact banknote number supplied.
Is there a clear pairing pattern among the United Arab Emirates notes represented here?
A notable pattern is the pairing of two 1982 United Arab Emirates denominations with consecutive catalog references. The 5-dirham banknote is listed as PIC 7, followed by the 10-dirham banknote as PIC 8. This creates a straightforward denomination-and-reference sequence for collectors organising notes by year, while remaining limited to the United Arab Emirates examples represented in this shop’s catalog.