Iraq 250 Dinars Banknote, 2012 (AH1433), P-91b, UNC

As part of the 2012 series, the Iraq 250 dinars banknote was designed using modern anti-forgery methods to come up with one unified currency. The banknote features an astrolabe and has Arabic texts on the obverse. The Malwiya Tower, which is a spiral minaret at the Great Mosque of Samarra, is shown at the reverse of this note. The Iraq 250 dinars is secured with a solid security thread with demetallized Arabic text. This 130 x 65 mm paper money has a watermark of a horse head and has Salmans signature.