Jordan 10 Dinars Banknote, 2013 (AH1434), P-36e, UNC, TAP 60-70 Authenticated

This blue and violet 10 Jordanian dinar banknote is part of the fourth series of banknotes issued by the Central Bank of Jordan. Its obverse side presents the Um Qais Museum building, a foil seal, a stamp commemorating the establishment of the Parliament, and the portrait of King Talal. Its reverse side presents a decorative pattern from Al Qastal, flag bearers entering the first Parliament building, and Bedouins traversing the Wadi Rum Valley on camels. Security features of the note include a vertical serial number, a solid security thread, a windowed security thread with demetalized CBJ 10, and a watermark of King Talal and electrotyped Arabic text. The note is 141 mm long and 74 mm wide. It is in uncirculated condition and TAP Authenticated by Banknote World experts.