50 Rupees

Obverse © Amir ahm – Reverse © Amir Chattha

Features

Issuer	Pakistan
Bank emisyjny	بینک دَولتِ پاکِستان‎
Period	Islamic Republic (1956-date)
Type	Standard circulation banknotes
Years	1972-1977
Value	50 Rupees (50 PKR)
Currency	Rupee (decimalized, 1961-date)
Composition	Papier
Size	154 × 82 mm
Shape	Prostokątny
Issued	1 March 1972
Demonetized	30 June 2005
Number	N# 232636
References	P# 22 Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (10 volumes).

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Obverse

Zdjęcie Muhammada Ali Jinnaha w centrum. Automatically translated

Reverse

2 Żaglówka Just Ladan na rzece Pakistanu Wschodniego Automatically translated

Script: łaciński

Lettering:
State Bank of Pakistan
Fifty Rupees

Watermark

Zdjęcie Muhammada Ali Jinnaha Automatically translated

Signatures

Shakirullah Durrani (SD)	Governor
Ghulam Ishaq Khan (GIK)	Governor
S. Osman Ali (SOA)	Governor

Printer

Pakistan Security Printing Corporation (PSPC), Pakistan

Comments

Banknot o nominale 50 rupii został wyemitowany w latach 1972-1976, czyli po wojnie wyzwoleńczej. W poprzednich seriach banknotów nie widzieliśmy żadnego tekstu w języku Bangla, ale w tej serii Pakistan użył języka Bangla na swoich banknotach. Obraz na banknocie 50 był obrazem wschodniego Pakistanu.
Używając obrazu wschodniego Pakistanu i tekstu Bangla na banknocie z tej serii (tutaj w 50 i 100), chcieli pokazać światu, że "wschodni Pakistan i zachodni Pakistan wciąż są razem". Ale wcześniej wschodni Pakistan uzyskał odrębną tożsamość jako nowy kraj o nazwie Bangladesz.
W rzeczywistości zakładano, że zarówno Pakistan, jak i Bangladesz nadal będą razem.

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

The 50 rupee banknote was issued during 1972-1976, that was after the liberation war. In their previous series banknote we have not seen any Bangla text but in this series banknote Pakistan used bangla in there banknotes. The picture in the 50 bill was a picture of east Pakistan.
By using the picture of east Pakistan and Bangla text is this series banknote (here in 50 and 100) they wanted to show the world that "east Pakistan and west Pakistan is still together". But previously east Pakistan got separate identity as a new country named Bangladesh.
Actually they assumed that both Pakistan and Bangladesh will still join together.

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Date	Signatures	UNC		Frequency
Undetermined
ND (1972)	SD			26%
ND (1972-1975)	GIK	$ 120		66%
ND (1975-1078)	SOA			30%
ND (1975-1977)	SOA		(en) Specimen	0%

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