Afghanistan 100 Afghanis, 1979, P-58a.2, UNC X 100 PCS Bundle Pack
This Afghanistan 100 Afghani banknote issued in 1979 comes in uncirculated condition. The obverse of the note bears the seal of Da Afghanistan Bank which presents horsemen and cornucopia filled with ancient coins. The obverse also shows a man with a pitchfork and hay. On the center of the reverse are mountains and the Naghlu Dam on the Kabul River situated in Kabul Province. This 140 x 62 mm bill has a solid security thread and the signatures of Paktiawal and Kabir. Furthermore, it has a Coat of Arms pattern as its watermark.
Afghanistan 100 Afghanis, 1979 (SH1358), P-58a.1, UNC X 10 PCS
This uncirculated 100 afghanis Afghanistan note is a standard circulation banknote issued by the Afghanistan Bank. It is a red and green note that is dated 1979 (SH1358), bears the signatures of Ghulam Hussain Juwaini and Abdul Wakil, and measures 140 x 62 mm. Its obverse side features a bank seal with horsemen, a cornucopia, and ancient coins, a factory, and a man with a pitchfork and hay. Its reverse side shows the Naghlu Dam on the Kabul River in Kabul Province, along with mountains. Security features include a solid security thread and a watermark of coat of arms pattern.
Afghanistan 100 Afghanis, 1979, P-58a.2, UNC X 10 PCS
This Afghanistan 100 Afghani banknote issued in 1979 comes in uncirculated condition. The obverse of the note bears the seal of Da Afghanistan Bank which presents horsemen and cornucopia filled with ancient coins. The obverse also shows a man with a pitchfork and hay. On the center of the reverse are mountains and the Naghlu Dam on the Kabul River situated in Kabul Province. This 140 x 62 mm bill has a solid security thread and the signatures of Paktiawal and Kabir. Furthermore, it has a Coat of Arms pattern as its watermark.
Afghanistan 50 Afghanis, 1979 (SH1358), P-57a.2, UNC, Authenticated Banknote
The Afghanistan 50 Afghanis banknote was issued by the Afghanistan Bank in 1979. The banknote has a combination of green and blue. Its obverse bears Arabic text and features the bank seal with horsemen, a pair of cornucopias, and ancient coins. The reverse is in Arabic and English and depicts the Dar-al-Aman Palace in Kabul. The paper bill does not contain a security thread but carries a watermark that reflects the bank logo pattern. It is 134 x 58 mm in size and is signed by Mehrabuddin Paktiawal and Mohammad Kabir. This particular banknote is in uncirculated condition.
Afghanistan 100 Afghanis, 1979 (SH1358), P-58a.1, UNC, Authenticated
This uncirculated 100 Afghanistan Afghani note is a standard circulation banknote issued by the Afghanistan Bank. It is a red and green note that is dated 1979 (SH1358), bear the signatures of Ghulam Hussain Juwaini and Abdul Wakil, and measures 140 x 62 mm. Its obverse side features a bank seal with horsemen, a cornucopia, and ancient coins, a factory, and a man with a pitchfork and hay. Its reverse side shows the Naghlu Dam on the Kabul River in Kabul Province, along with mountains. Security features include a solid security thread and a watermark of coat of arms pattern. The details of this note have been verified and authenticated by Banknote World experts.
Afghanistan 100 Afghanis, 1979, P-58a.2, UNC, Authenticated Banknote
This Afghanistan 100 Afghani banknote issued in 1979 is in uncirculated condition. On the notes obverse is Da Afghanistan Banks logo which depicts horsemen, a cornucopia, and ancient coins. It also displays a man with a pitchfork and hay. Centered on the reverse are mountains and the Naghlu Dam on the Kabul River situated in Kabul Province. This 140 x 62 mm bill has a solid security thread and has a Coat of Arms pattern as its watermark.
Afghanistan 100 Afghanis, 1977 (SH1356), P-50c, UNC, Authenticated Banknote
The Afghanistan 100 Afghanis Banknote was issued by the Afghanistan Bank in 1977. The banknote is predominantly lilac and bears Arabic and English text. Its obverse features president Muhammad Daud and the coat of arms of Afghanistan. The reverse depicts Masjid-i Jami (Friday Mosque) in Herat. The banknote contains a solid security thread. It also bears a watermark that reflects Muhammad Daud. It measures 156 x 265 mm and is signed by Mohammad Hakim and Sayed Abdulillah. This particular paper bill is in uncirculated condition.
Afghanistan 100 Afghanis, 1979, P-58a.2, UNC
This Afghanistan 100 Afghani banknote issued in 1979 comes in uncirculated condition. The obverse of the note bears the seal of Da Afghanistan Bank which presents horsemen and cornucopia filled with ancient coins. The obverse also shows a man with a pitchfork and hay. On the center of the reverse are mountains and the Naghlu Dam on the Kabul River situated in Kabul Province. This 140 x 62 mm bill has a solid security thread and the signatures of Paktiawal and Kabir. Furthermore, it has a Coat of Arms pattern as its watermark.
Afghanistan 100 Afghanis, 1977 (SH1356), P-50c, UNC
The Afghanistan 100 Afghanis Banknote was issued by the Afghanistan Bank in 1977. The banknote is predominantly lilac and bears Arabic and English text. Its obverse features president Muhammad Daud and the coat of arms of Afghanistan. The reverse depicts Masjid-i Jami (Friday Mosque) in Herat. The note contains a solid security thread. It also bears a watermark that reflects Muhammad Daud. It measures 156 x 265 mm and is signed by Mohammad Hakim and Sayed Abdulillah. This particular paper bill is in uncirculated condition.
Afghanistan 100 Afghanis, 1979 (SH1358), P-58a.1, UNC
This uncirculated 100 afghanis Afghanistan note is a standard circulation banknote issued by the Afghanistan Bank. It is a red and green note that is dated 1979 (SH1358), bears the signatures of Ghulam Hussain Juwaini and Abdul Wakil, and measures 140 x 62 mm. Its obverse side features a bank seal with horsemen, a cornucopia, and ancient coins, a factory, and a man with a pitchfork and hay. Its reverse side shows the Naghlu Dam on the Kabul River in Kabul Province, along with mountains. Security features include a solid security thread and a watermark of coat of arms pattern.