Iran 10 Rials 1934 (ND)

The Iran 10 Rials 1934 (ND) is a fascinating historical item from Iran, specifically known as the Imperial State of Iran. This particular banknote is denoted with the catalog number P# 25b, N# 217959, and # M 621268. It is considered to be in "VG" condition, which stands for Very Good. During 1934, Iran was under the rule of Reza Shah Pahlavi, who led the country through a period of modernization and reforms. The 10 Rials banknote was part of the Iranian currency system at that time and served as a medium of exchange for daily transactions. This banknote features intricate design elements, including Persian calligraphy, geometric patterns, and the portrait of Reza Shah Pahlavi himself. The denomination "10 Rials" is prominent on the front side of the note, along with various security features to prevent counterfeiting. The 1934 issue of the 10 Rials banknote is notable for being a non-dated (ND) version. Non-dated banknotes were printed without a specific year mentioned, but they were still valid for circulation during the time they were issued. This practice was common in many countries to ensure the continued use of existing banknotes, regardless of the actual year. Owning a piece of Iranian history like the Iran 10 Rials 1934 (ND) banknote allows collectors and enthusiasts to appreciate the cultural and economic significance of that era. It serves as a reminder of Iran's historical development and the impact of Reza Shah Pahlavi's rule on the country's currency system.

N° 2754 | Iran 10 Rials 1934 (ND)

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