500,000 IRAQI DINAR 20 NEW Unc 25K Banknotes of Iraq Currency, UV Verified

  

This product includes 20 x 25,000 Iraqi. Banknote issued by the Central Bank of Iraq between 2003 and 2008. The banknote has a face value of 25,000 dinars and is both issued and manufactured in Iraq. Banknote is one of the highest denominations issued by the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) and is often recognized for its role in Iraq's economy. It was introduced as part of the new currency series after the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003, replacing the previous Iraqi.

Here's an overview of its features and significance. Features a portrait of Kurdish leader Mustafa Barzani, a prominent figure in Kurdish history. Arabic text specifying the denomination and issuer (Central Bank of Iraq).

Displays an image of the ancient Ziggurat of Ur, one of Iraq's most iconic archaeological sites, symbolizing the country's rich Mesopotamian heritage. Watermark: A horse's head is visible when held up to light, serving as a security feature.

Security Thread: Embedded metallic thread that is partially visible on the surface. Color-Changing Ink: Some elements shift color when viewed from different angles. UV Features: Special markings visible under ultraviolet light for authenticity verification. Post-2003 Currency Reform: This note was part of the effort to stabilize Iraq's currency and remove the older notes that bore the image of Saddam Hussein. Popular Among Collectors and Investors: Due to its relatively high face value and the historical context, the 25,000 IQD note is often sought after by collectors and speculative investor.