Jordan 10 Dinars Banknote, 2013, P-36a, UNC

The 2013 10 Jordanian dinar banknote is part of the fourth series of banknotes that the Central Bank of Jordan issued starting in 2002. The obverse side features King Talal bin Abdullah and the Umm Qais Museum. The reverse side depicts two scenes: men entering the first Parliament building and Bedouins travelling through the Wadi Rum valley. The security features are a foil seal that obscures the vertical serial number, a solid security thread, a windowed security thread with a demetalized print of the phrase CBJ 10, an electrotype watermark of Arabic text, and a watermark of King Talal. The note is 141 mm long and 74 mm wide.