Iraq 500 Dinars Banknote, 2004, P-92, Fancy Serial #, UNC

The Iraq 500 dinars banknote is part of the series issued in 2004 with modern anti-forgery schemes. This particular banknote is in uncirculated condition and has a fancy serial number. The center of its obverse is the Dukan or Dokan Dam on the Lesser Zab River which is located in Sulaimania Governorate. The reverse of the note features an Assyrian priest and the statue of a winged bull from the Palace of Khorsabad in Dur-Sharrukin which is also known as the Fortress of Sargon. This 142 x 66 mm paper bill comes with a solid security thread that has a demetallized Arabic text. Furthermore, it has a horse head as its watermark.