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Obverse Description
Arabic text; five-pointed star (Seal of Solomon) as registration device; ablution pavilion of the Qaraouiyne mosque in Fès; King Hassan II
Reverse Description
French text; column top from the Medersa Attarine in Fès; lute (Moroccan oud) musical instrument; five-pointed star (Seal of Solomon)
Catalog Information
GSID:
123221
Variety:
1407-1987 Sig 2: Lukash/Sakat Intro: 1991
Coin Date:
1987
BNB #:
B504a
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Bank Note Value History
1987 1407-1987 Sig 2: Lukash/Sakat Intro: 1991
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1987 1407-1987 Sig 2: Lukash/Sakat Intro: 1991
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1987 1407-1987 Sig 1: Lukash/Nani
Worth: $1 – $12
Sig 2: Lukash/Sakat
Worth: $1 – $12
1987 1407-1987 Sig 1: Lukash/Nani
Worth: $3 – $45
Sig 2: Lukash/Sakat
Worth: $3 – $45
1987 1407-1987 Sig 1: Lukash/Nani
Worth: $2 – $35
Sig 2: Lukash/Sakat
Worth: $2 – $35
Sig 3: Mansour/Sakat
Worth: $2 – $8
1987 1407-1987 Sig 2: Lukash/Sakat Intro: 1991
Worth: $1 – $20
Sig 3: Mansour/Sakat
Worth: $1 – $20
Sig 4: Omary/Sakat
Worth: $1 – $20
Sig 5: Unknown/Sakat
Worth: $1 – $20
Sig 8: Loudiyi/Jouahri
Worth: $1 – $20
Diagonal red جذومن ovpt front; diagonal red SPECIMEN ovpt back; low s/n
1987 1407-1987 Sig 2: Lukash/Sakat Intro: 1991
Worth: $2 – $35
Sig 3: Mansour/Sakat
Worth: $2 – $35
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