Iraq Currency 25000 Dinars, 40 Pieces (1 Million IQD) Random Year, P-102, UNC

  
This uncirculated 25,000 Iraqi Dinars banknote is a standard circulation note issued by the Central Bank of Iraq and contains 40 pieces of 25,000 dinars, totaling 1,000,000 IQD. It is a red and yellow note that has a random year, bears the signature of Ali Mohsen Ismail Al alaq, and measures 177 x 78 mm. Its obverse side features a purple SPARK feature, a woman carrying a jug on her shoulder, and a modern tractor plowing a field. Its reverse side shows the Lion of Babylon, a snake carving, horses, and the Babylonian king Hammurabi receiving laws from Shamash the Sun God, as depicted in a carving from the upper part of the diorite stele of the Code of Hammurabi.

It also has a varifeye thread, and 4-mm wide purple-to-green RollingStar Cube windowed security thread with demetalized Arabic text, and a watermark of a horse head.