The 5 Dinars (US$3.65 or €3.14) banknote, P-86; B-551, holds a captivating blend of history and artistry. With the distinct dimensions of 134 x 71 mm, this note boasts a rich gray hue, exuding a sense of gravitas and timelessness. Crafted from the innovative SAFEGUARD® polymer, it stands as a testament to modern security measures.

Gaze upon the front, where an Ottoman clock tower takes center stage. Its intricate details and stately presence evoke echoes of a bygone era, capturing the essence of cultural heritage. Turn the note, and the back reveals the resplendent Temple of Zeus, nestled in the heart of Cyrene. The architectural marvel’s grandeur is magnificently rendered, a nod to human ingenuity and architectural brilliance.

Observe the security thread, a solid feature adorned with the demetalized numeral 5, a subtle yet crucial hallmark of authenticity. Designed to thwart counterfeit attempts, it stands as a guardian of the note’s integrity. The esteemed printer, De La Rue of London, England, renowned for their precision, has lent their expertise to this masterpiece – a true fusion of art and security.

Unlike the conventional, this note bears no watermark, further exemplifying the innovative strides in anti-counterfeiting technology. The absence of such a feature is a testament to the intricacy and sophistication of the SAFEGUARD® polymer itself.

While undated, the note’s introduction on February 15, 2021, marked a significant moment, ushering this masterpiece into the world’s financial tapestry. The signature of Al-Seddiq Omar al-Kabir, the Governor, graces the note, underscoring its authenticity and official status.

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