Saudi Arabia 50 Riyals Banknote, 1983 ND (AH1379), P-24a, UNC, Prefix 020, Incorrect Text

This uncirculated 50 Saudi Arabian riyal note is a standard circulation banknote issued by the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency. It is a green note that is dated AH 1379, bear the signatures of Muhammad Ali Aba Al-Khail and Hamad Saud al-Sayyari, and measures 155 mm x 70 mm. Its obverse side features the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem and a portrait of King Fahd. It also shows the SAMA name in Arabic text with an extra diacritical mark. Its reverse side depicts a view of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem and the national emblem (two crossed swords with a palm tree). Security features include a solid security thread, a serial number with a 020-prefix, and a watermark of King Fahd.

P-24a "incorrect text" refers to the unnecessary diacritical mark depicted in the text on the front upper left area of the banknote (see images for close-up). P-24b was released as "corrected text" with the mark removed.