Afghanistan 1 Afghanis, 2002; P-64a; UNCIRCULATED; Mosque and Ancient Coin; Post Taliban currency


Price:
Sale price$2.50
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In stock (22 units), ready to be shipped

Description

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(Serial Numbers May Vary)


Grade: Uncirculated

(no folds or creases, full color)

We are members of the IBNS, CPMS, RCNA

 

DETAILS:

 

Obverse: Features a mosque and an ancient coin design, with the denomination "1 Afghani" and text in Dari. This note was issued following the fall of the Taliban regime as part of Afghanistan's currency redenomination program in 2002.

 

Reverse: Displays decorative geometric and floral patterns typical of Afghan banknote design, with the denomination value and issuing authority text.

 

The Afghanistan 1 Afghani (P-64a) is part of the historic 2002 series issued by Da Afghanistan Bank following the establishment of a new Afghan government. This Post-Taliban currency series marked a significant turning point in Afghan history and represents a collectible piece of modern world history. An excellent low-denomination starter note for Afghanistan collectors.

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