Iraq 5,000 Dinars Banknote, 2003, P-94a, UNC

From the 2003-2013 series that was the first to make use of modern anti-forgery security features, the Iraq 5,000 Dinars is a purple, blue, and orange banknote that measures 159 x 78 mm. The front side shows the Gali Ali Beg waterfall in Kurdistan. The back side features the Fortress of Al-Ukhether in the deserts of Karbala, Iraq. The banknote also has a solid security thread and watermarked with the image of a horses head. It is designed by Thomas de la Rue, who now owns the worlds largest commercial security printer and papermaker.