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2011 17-mm wide Sig 10b: Rahman Windowed security thread with holographic bank logo and 100 Light blue Intro: 11 08 2011 100 taka

2011 17-mm wide Sig 10b: Rahman Windowed security thread with holographic bank logo and 100 Light blue Intro: 11 08 2011 100 taka

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2011 17-mm wide Sig 10b: Rahman Windowed security thread with holographic bank logo and 100 Light blue Intro: 11 08 2011 100 taka

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2011 17-mm wide Sig 10b: Rahman Windowed security thread with holographic bank logo and 100 Light blue Intro: 11 08 2011 100 taka

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Basic Information

GSID:

189325

Denomination:

100 taka

Varieties and Classification

Variety:

2011 17-mm wide Sig 10b: Rahman Windowed security thread with holographic bank logo and 100 Light blue Intro: 11 08 2011

Physical Characteristics

Design Details

Note Color:

Blue

Note Dimension:

140 x 62 mm

Printer:

(Security Printing Corporation)

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