2010 Iraq 25,000 Dinars Banknote – Pack of 100 Crisp Uncirculated Notes – P-96e
This pack of 100 2010 (AH1431) Iraq 25,000 Dinars banknotes, issued by the Central Bank of Iraq, represents one of the highest denominations in modern Iraqi currency. Featuring Pick 96e, this note showcases Iraq’s rich cultural heritage and economic significance. Each banknote remains Crisp Uncirculated (CU), with only minor handling visible on the top and bottom notes due to packaging.
Design and Features:
- Obverse: The front of the note prominently displays a portrait of Kurdish leader Mustafa Barzani, a key historical figure in Iraqi history. To his right, the intricate background features Mesopotamian motifs, emphasizing Iraq’s ancient legacy.
- Reverse: The back showcases an artistic depiction of the Mosul Dam, Iraq’s largest hydroelectric project, symbolizing the nation's advancements in infrastructure and resource management.
- Security Features:
- Color-shifting ink on the denomination for authenticity verification.
- Watermark featuring a horse’s head for added security.
- Iridescent band running vertically for anti-counterfeiting measures.
- Embedded security thread visible under UV light.
Key Details:
- Denomination: 25,000 Dinars
- Year: 2010 / AH1431
- Catalog Number: Pick 96e
- Condition: Crisp Uncirculated (CU) – Minor handling on top & bottom notes
- Quantity: 100 banknotes
- Issuing Authority: Central Bank of Iraq
Collector’s Value:
The 25,000 Dinar note remains one of the most recognizable and sought-after denominations in modern Iraqi numismatics. This bulk pack of 100 Crisp Uncirculated examples is perfect for collectors, investors, and those interested in acquiring a piece of Iraq’s financial history. The inclusion of advanced security features and a culturally significant design makes these notes both collectible and historically meaningful.
