Pakistan Paper Money Collection

Government of Pakistan
1949-1953 ND Issue
	P13 - 10 Rupees Serial Number: BV/2 202727 Front: Shalimar Gardens in Lahore, metallic security strip at center left, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at right Back: Tombs near Thatta, staple holes at right Watermark: Cresent moon and star Size: 146 x 83 mm The Shalimar Gardens is a Persian garden built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in Lahore, modern day Pakistan. Construction began in 1641 A.D. (1051 A.H.) and was completed the following year. The Shalimar Gardens are laid out in the form of an oblong parallelogram, surrounded by a high brick wall, which is famous for its intricate fretwork. The gardens measure 658 meters north to south and 258 meters east to west. In 1981, Shalimar Gardens was included as a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with the Lahore Fort, under the UNESCO Convention concerning the protection of the world's cultural and natural heritage sites in 1972.
1975 ND Issue
	P24 - 1 Rupee Serial Number: Y/62 264389 Front: Arms at right Back: Minar-i-Pakistan monument at left Watermark: Arms Signaure: 2 - Aftab Ahmad Khan Size: 103 x 64 mm
1981-1983 ND Issue
	P25 - 1 Rupee Serial Number: C/38 459835 Front: Arms at right Back: Tomb of Allama Mohammed Iqbal Watermark: Arms Signaure: 3 - Habibullah Baig Size: 95 x 60 mm
	P27h - 1 Rupees Serial Number: AZ/54 0899694 Front: Arms at right Back: Tomb of Allama Mohammed Iqbal Watermark: Arms Signaure: 6 - R. A. Akhund Size: 96 x 60 mm
	P27l - 1 Rupees Serial Number: CC8227880 Front: Arms at right Back: Tomb of Allama Mohammed Iqbal Watermark: Arms Signaure: 9 - Javed Talat Size: 96 x 60 mm The Tomb of Allama Muhammad Iqbal is a simple but impressive structure located in Lahore, Pakistan in the Hazuri Bagh lawn between the Badshahi Mosque and the Lahore Fort where both the grand structures (the Mosque and the Fort) face each other. Official guard is maintained by Pakistan Rangers. The architecture reflects a combination of Afghan and Moorish styles and is entirely constructed of red sandstone. Hundreds of visitors come to the mausoleum every day to pay their respects to the poet-philosopher. He was one of the major inspirations behind the Pakistan Movement, and is revered in Pakistan as Muffakir-e-Pakistan (The Thinker of Pakistan) or Shair-e-Mashriq (The Poet of the East). Iqbal died on April 21, 1938 in Lahore at the age of 60. Since the independence of Pakistan, an academy named after him (Iqbal Academy) has been established to promote and disseminate his poetical and philosophical messages and teachings. As another tribute, the recently renovated Lahore airport has also been named after him as Allama Iqbal International Airport.
State Bank of Pakistan
Muhammad Ali Jinnah Muhammad Ali Jinnah (25 December 1876 - 11 September 1948), a 20th century politician and statesman, is regarded as the founder of Pakistan. He served as leader of The Muslim League and Pakistan's first Governor-General. He is officially known in Pakistan as Quaid-i-Azam ("Great Leader") and Baba-e-Qaum ("Father of the Nation"). His birthday is a national holiday in Pakistan. Jinnah rose to prominence in the Indian National Congress initially expounding ideas of Hindu-Muslim unity and helping shape the 1916 Lucknow Pact between the Muslim League and the Indian National Congress; he also became a key leader in the All India Home Rule League. He proposed a fourteen-point constitutional reform plan to safeguard the political rights of Muslims in a self-governing India Jinnah, advocating the Two-Nation Theory, embraced the goal of creating a separate state for Muslims as per the Lahore Resolution. The League won most reserved Muslim seats in the elections of 1946. After the British and Congress backed out of the Cabinet Mission Plan Jinnah called for a Direct Action Day to achieve the formation of Pakistan. The direct action by the Muslim League and its Volunteer Corps, resulted in massive rioting in Calcutta between Muslims and Hindus/Sikhs. As the Indian National Congress and Muslim League failed to reach a power sharing formula for united India, it prompted both the parties and the British to agree to independence of Pakistan and India. As the first Governor-General of Pakistan, Jinnah led efforts to rehabilitate millions of refugees, and to frame national policies on foreign affairs, security and economic development. He died a year after Pakistan's formation in September 1948.
1957-1966 ND Issue
	P15 - 5 Rupees Serial Number: WN484391 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at center, serial number ar upper left and upper right Back: Terraces, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah Size: 127 x 73 mm
	P16b - 10 Rupees Serial Number: CJ858882 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at left, serial number ar upper center left and top center right, signature in Urdu and Bengali Back: Shalimar Gardens in Lahore, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at right, staple holes at right Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah Size: 146 x 83 mm
1970 ND Haj Pilgrim Issue
	PR6 - 10 Rupees Serial Number: A/5 987807 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right, black overprint "FOR HAJ PILGRIMS FROM PAKISTAN FOR USE IN SAUDI ARABIA ONLY, serial number ar upper left and botton right Back: Moenjodaro, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper left, staple holes at right  Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah Size: 174 x 74 mm Moenjodaro (Near Larkana City in Sindh Province) is one of the archeological highlights of the world. It is considered as one of the most spectacular ancient cities of the World. It had mud and baked brick buildings, an elaborate covered drainage system, a large state granary, a spacious pillared hall, a College of Priests, a palace and a citadel. Harrappa, another major city of the Indus Valley Civilization, was surrounded by a massive brick wall fortification. Other features and plan of the city were similar to that of Moenjodaro. The Kot Diji culture is marked by well-made pottery and houses built of mud-bricks and stone foundations. Mehr Garh, the oldest Civilization (7,000 B.C), remains of which were found in the district Kachhi of Balochistan recently, was the pioneer of the Indus Valley Civilization. The evidence of crop cultivation, animal husbandry and human settlements have been found here. The inhabitant of Mehr Garh were living in mud-brick houses and learned to make pottery around 6,000 B.C.
1973 ND Issue
	P20a - 5 Rupees Serial Number: CA295523 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at center, serial number ar upper left and upper right Back: Terraces, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper left, staple holes at right Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah Size: 127 x 73 mm
	P21a - 10 Rupees Serial Number: AK128180 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at left, serial number ar upper center left and top center right Back: Shalimar Gardens in Lahore, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at right, staple holes at right Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah Size: 146 x 83 mm
1976-1977 ND Issue
	P28 - 5 Rupees Serial Number: LF536470 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right, serial number ar upper left and bottom right Back: Khajak railroad tunnel in Baluchistan. The tunnel is on the railway line from Quetta to Chaman, which is on Pakistan's border with Iran, emblem of Pakistan at upper left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah Size: 127 x 73 mm
	P29 - 10 Rupees Serial Number: MT643270 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right, serial number ar upper left and bottom right Back: Moenjodaro, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper left, staple holes at right Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah Size: 140 x 74 mm
	P30 - 50 Rupees Serial Number: DD541035 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right Back: Main gate of Lahore fort, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper right Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah
	P31 - 100 Rupees Serial Number: A084522 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right, serial number ar upper left and bottom right Back: Islamic College in Peshwar, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper left, staple holes at right Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah Size: 166 x 73 mm
1981-1982 ND Issue
	P33 - 5 Rupees Serial Number: VD/I 456517 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right Back: Khajak railroad tunnel in Baluchistan. The tunnel is on the railway line from Quetta to Chaman, which is on Pakistan's border with Iran, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah
	P34 - 10 Rupees Serial Number: CH/4 087316 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right Back: Moenjodaro, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper left corner Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah Size: 140 x 74 mm
	P35 - 50 Rupees Serial Number: GAU3368836 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right Back: Main gate of Lahore fort, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper right Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah
1983-1988 ND Issue
	P37 - 2 Rupees Serial Number: PX6762189 Front: Arms at right Back: Badshahi mosque Watermark: Arms Size: 108 x 60 mm
	P38 - 5 Rupees Serial Number: BBW0955673 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right Back: Khajak railroad tunnel in Baluchistan. The tunnel is on the railway line from Quetta to Chaman, which is on Pakistan's border with Iran, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah
	P39 - 10 Rupees Serial Number: GBL4440655 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right Back: Moenjodaro, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper left corner Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah Size: 142 x 72 mm
	P40 - 50 Rupees Serial Number: HAN6596739 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right Back: Main gate of Lahore fort, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper right corner Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah Size: 155 x 73 mm
1997 Commemorative Issue - Golden Jubilee of Independence, 1947-1997
	P44 - 5 Rupees, 1997 Serial Number: COM1840523 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right, star burst with text and dates at left, metallic security strip at left center Back: Tomb of Shah Ruke-e-Alam at left center, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at upper right corner Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah Size: 128 x 73 mm
2005 Issue
	P45a - 10 Rupees, 2006 Serial Number: D3904425 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at center right, the value of "10" in Urdu printed partly on the front top left and partly on the back top right — when view through light the number "10" in Urdu is seen, hidden number "10" to the right of the portrait can be seen when the note is held at an angle, raised line above the serial number at lower left for the visually impaired Back: Khyber Pass in Peshwar, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at lower left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah with Electrotype "10" below portrait UV: fluorescent blue fibers and yellow security strip, extensive yellow fluorescent images on front and back Size: 115 x 65 mm
	P45b - 10 Rupees, 2007 Serial Number: FP0000004 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at center right, the value of "10" in Urdu printed partly on the front top left and partly on the back top right — when view through light the number "10" in Urdu is seen, hidden number "10" to the right of the portrait can be seen when the note is held at an angle, raised line above the serial number at lower left for the visually impaired Back: Khyber Pass in Peshwar, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at lower left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah with Electrotype "10" below portrait UV: fluorescent blue fibers and yellow security strip, extensive yellow fluorescent images on front and back Size: 115 x 65 mm
	P46 - 20 Rupees, 2005 Serial Number: C1006767 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right, the value of "20" in Urdu printed partly on the front top left and partly on the back top right — when view through light the number "20" in Urdu is seen, hidden number "20" to the right of the portrait can be seen when the note is held at an angle, raised line above the serial number at lower left for the visually impaired Back: Moenjodaro, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at lower left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah with Electrotype "20" below portrait UV: fluorescent blue fibers and security strip, extensive yellow fluorescent images on front and back Size: 123 x 66 mm
	P48 - 100 Rupees, 2006 Issue Date: 11 November 2006 Serial Number: J8091732 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right Back: Quaid-e-Azam residence (Mohammed Ali Jinnah is known as Quaid-e-Azam in Pakistan), emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at lower left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah
	P49 - 500 Rupees, 2006 Issue Date: 11 November 2006 Serial Number: F1438348 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right Back: Badshahi Mosque in Lahore, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at lower left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah The Badshahi Mosque, or the "King's Mosque", in Lahore is the second largest mosque in Pakistan and South Asia and the fifth largest mosque in the world. It is Lahore's most famous landmark and a major tourist attraction epitomising the beauty, passion and grandeur of the Mughal era. Capable of accommodating 10,000 worshippers in its main prayer hall and 100,000 in its courtyard and porticoes, it remained the largest mosque in the world from 1673 to 1986 (a period of 313 years), when overtaken in size by the completion of the Faisal Mosque in Islamabad.
2008 Issue
	P52 - 5 Rupees Issue Date: 08 July 2008 Serial Number: G0502600 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right Back: Gwadar Port, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at lower left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah with special translucent number "5" Size: 115 x 65 mm
	P-NEW - 10 Rupees Issue Date: 27 May 2006 Serial Number: HW1957099 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah wearing a Sherwani at center , value of note in Urdu appears partly in top left and partly at back top right showing perfect figure when viewed through light, hiden denomination "10" at right of the portrait displays when the note is viewed from different angles, the words "STATE BANK OF PAKISTAN", the denomination, the promissory clause and the guarantee clause in Urdu at the upper left centre of the note Back: Vignette of Khyber Pass in Peshawar, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at lower left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah wearing Sherwani with special translucent electrotype number "50" Signature: Syed Salim Raza, Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan printed in purple above the words "GOVERNOR STATE BANK OF PAKISTAN" in Urdu Size: 115 x 65 mm
	P-NEW - 50 Rupees Issue Date: 08 July 2008 Serial Number: AE3943477 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah wearing a Sherwani at center right, value of note in Urdu appears partly in top left and partly at back top right showing perfect figure when viewed through light, hiden denomination "50" at right of the portrait displays when the note is viewed from different angles, two raised horizontal lines at lower left enable the visually impaired persons to recognize the denomination of the note, the words "STATE BANK OF PAKISTAN", the denomination, the promissory clause and the guarantee clause in Urdu at the upper left centre of the note Back: Vignette of Karakoram Peak , emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at lower left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah wearing Sherwani with special translucent electrotype number "50" Signature: Syed Salim Raza, Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan printed in purple above the words "GOVERNOR STATE BANK OF PAKISTAN" in Urdu Size: 131 x 65 mm
2010 Issue
	P-NEW - 5 Rupees Issue Date:  Serial Number: FN1558107 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah at right Back: Gwadar Port, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at lower left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah with special translucent number "5" Size: 116 x 65 mm
	P-NEW - 20 Rupees Issue Date:  Serial Number: BH7510861 Front: Mohammed Ali Jinnah wearing a Sherwani at center right, value of note in Urdu appears partly in top left and partly at back top right showing perfect figure when viewed through light, hiden denomination "20" at right of the portrait displays when the note is viewed from different angles, raised horizontal lines at lower left enable the visually impaired persons to recognize the denomination of the note, the words "STATE BANK OF PAKISTAN", the denomination, the promissory clause and the guarantee clause in Urdu at the upper left centre of the note Back: Moenjodaro, emblem of the State Bank of Pakistan at lower left Watermark: Mohammed Ali Jinnah wearing Sherwani with special translucent electrotype number "20" Signature: Syed Salim Raza, Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan printed in purple above the words "GOVERNOR STATE BANK OF PAKISTAN" in Urdu Size: 124 x 65 mm

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