Afghanistan 1 Afghani, 2002, P-64, UNC X 1000 PCS Brick
The Afghanistan 1 Afghani banknote is part of the family of notes issued in 2002. This particular bill comes in uncirculated condition. It features the logo of Da Afghanistan Bank depicting horsemen, cornucopia, and ancient coins. Centered on the banknotes reverse is the Blue Mosque in Mazari Sharif which is also known as the Shrine of Hazrat Ali. Birds are also visible on the reverse of the note. This 131 x 55 mm paper bill bears a solid security thread. When held up to a light source, an image of the Greater Afghanistan ruler Mirwais Khan Hotaki can be seen.
Afghanistan 2 Afghanis, 2002, P-65, UNC X 100 PCS Bundle Pack
The Afghanistan 2 Afghani banknote is part of the banknote series issued in 2002, on the anniversary of the start of the bombing which caused the Taliban regime to fall. This banknote in uncirculated condition features the seal of Da Afghanistan Bank presenting horsemen, cornucopia, and ancient coins. On the reverse of the note is the Victory Arch in PAghman Gardens which is near the countrys capital and largest city Kabul. This 131 x 55 mm paper banknote has a solid security thread and a watermark showing the Mausoleum of Mirwais Khan Hotaki.
Afghanistan 1 Afghani, 2002, P-64, UNC
The Afghanistan 1 Afghani banknote is part of the family of notes issued in 2002. This particular bill comes in uncirculated condition. It features the logo of Da Afghanistan Bank depicting horsemen, cornucopia, and ancient coins. Centered on the banknotes reverse is the Blue Mosque in Mazari Sharif which is also known as the Shrine of Hazrat Ali. Birds are also visible on the reverse of the note. This 131 x 55 mm paper bill bears a solid security thread. When held up to a light source, an image of the Greater Afghanistan ruler Mirwais Khan Hotaki can be seen.