Lot 3 – 15 Israeli Banknotes 1968–1978 | Einstein, Szold, Montefiore, Weizmann
5 Lirot 1973 – Henrietta Szold ×1. 50 Lirot 1973 – Chaim Weizmann ×3. 10 Lirot 1973 – Moses Montefiore ×4. 1 Shekel 1978 – Moses Montefiore ×3. 5 Lirot 1968 – Albert Einstein ×1. Total: 15 banknotes.
Kuwait 1 Dinar 1968 (1992) Pick# 19 UNC
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Israel 1968 50 Lirot P-36
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1968 (1992) Kuwait P-17 Liberation 1/4 Dinar P17 Banknote World Paper Money #3
Series 1968 (Issued 1992) P17 Version Kuwait 1/4 Dinar. See picture for the exact note you will receive.
Kuwait 1 – 1/2 – 1/4 Dinars 1968 Banknotes
Condition as per image. DADY 25
Kuwait 1 Dinara 1968 UNC Pick-13
№ Reference Pick Catalog (SCWPM). A Collector’s Reference From the Bloc Galleries Archive. Catalog Reference Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (Pick numbering) — the universal reference for world banknotes.
Kuwait 1/4 Dinar, 1968-1994 ND, P-23g, PMG 67
This brown Kuwaiti dinar banknote is part of the fifth series of banknotes issued by the Central Bank of Kuwait that have both Western and Arabic serial numbers. Its obverse side contains the coat of arms of Kuwait, a wooden hope chest, and an Al-Mouhaleb dhow. Its reverse side depicts girls playing the drop the hanky game. The security features of the note include a windowed security thread with demetalized KD1/4 and Arabic text and a falcon head watermark. The note was printed by De La Rue and measures 110 mm by 68 mm. The note has a Paper Money Grade of 67, guaranteed Exceptional Paper Quality, and in Superb Gem Uncirculated condition.
Kuwait 1 Dinar, L.1968 (1992 ND), P-19, UNC
The Kuwait 1 Dinar Banknote banknote was issued by the Central Bank of Kuwait in 1992 under the 1968 law. Its front side shows the Telecommunications Center building in Kuwait City and the national emblem of Kuwait. Its reverse side shows a view of Red Fort, the site of the Battle of Jahra in 1920. The note has a solid security thread and a dhow watermark. It measures 137 mm long and 68 mm wide and is signed by Ahmed Al Sabah. This particular note is in uncirculated condition.
Kuwait Central Bank 1/4 Dinar 1968 P 6b UNC PMG 67 EPQ 2nd TOP POP
Grade Designation: EPQ. Certification: PMG. Lesotho Central Bank 200 Maloti 2021 P 30a UNC PMG 67 EPQ 2nd TOP POP. Libya Central Bank 10 Dinars ND (2002) P 66 UNC PMG 67 EPQ 2nd TOP POP. Kyrgyzstan COMM.
Kuwait 1/2 Dinar, L.1968 (1994 ND), P-24f, UNC
This green half Kuwaiti dinar banknote is in uncirculated condition. It was introduced in 1994 as part of the first series of banknotes with Western and Arabic serial numbers and withdrawn from circulation in 2015. The front side of the note contains Arabic text, the national emblem of Kuwait, a traditional coffee pot, and money changers stalls. The backside of the note contains a flower, English text, and a portrayal of four boys playing marbles. The note has a windowed security thread with demetalized KD1/2 and Arabic text, and a falcon head watermark. The note is 120 mm long and 68 mm wide.