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Bahrain 100 Fils 1964 P-1 VF/XF, First Issue Post-Indian Rupee Era + Gift BHD3
This listing features a Bahrain 100 Fils banknote, cataloged as Pick-1, issued in 1964 as part of Bahrain’s first official currency series. The note is in VF/XF (Very Fine to Extra Fine) condition and represents a pivotal moment in Bahrain’s monetary history, marking its transition from the use of the Indian Rupee to its own national currency.
Details:
Country: Bahrain
Denomination: 100 Fils
Date: 1964
Pick Number: P-1
Condition: VF/XF – Minimal signs of wear, with sharp details and vibrant colors.
Historical Context:
Before 1964, Bahrain and other Gulf countries used the Indian Rupee, specifically the Gulf Rupee, as their official currency. These Indian Rupees featured a Z prefix to distinguish them from those used within India.
In 1964, Bahrain introduced its own currency, including this 100 Fils note, as part of its first independent issue. This change was a significant step in establishing Bahrain's national identity and monetary independence.
The 100 Fils note from this inaugural issue is a prized collectible, symbolizing Bahrain's transition to modern financial autonomy.
Estimated Value:
This note, with its historical significance and condition, is estimated to be valued between $30 and $50, depending on market interest.
Special Offer:
Includes a complimentary digital chapter from the Mehilba World Replacement (MWR) reference, focusing on Gulf region banknotes.
Shipping and Returns:
Shipping: Securely packaged with tracking. Free shipping for orders over $50
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