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Jordan
Jordan
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Issue of 1975:
Jordan, 1/2 dinar 1975, P17 Jordan, 1/2 dinar 1975, P17 Jordan, 1 dinar 1975, P18 Jordan, 1 dinar 1975, P18
Jordan, 5 dinars 1975, P19 Jordan, 5 dinars 1975, P19 Jordan, 10 dinars 1975, P20 Jordan, 10 dinars 1975, P20
Jordan, 20 dinars 1981, P21 Jordan, 20 dinars 1981, P21
Issue of 1992-1993:
Jordan, 1/2 dinar 1993, P23 Jordan, 1/2 dinar 1993, P23 Jordan, 1 dinar 1993, P24 Jordan, 1 dinar 1993, P24
Jordan, 5 dinars 1992, P25 Jordan, 5 dinars 1992, P25 Jordan, 10 dinars 1992, P26 Jordan, 10 dinars 1992, P26
Jordan, 20 dinars 1992, P27 Jordan, 20 dinars 1992, P27
Issues of 1999-2002:
Jordan, 1 dinar 2002, P new Jordan, 1 dinar 2002, P new Jordan, 5 dinars 2002, P new Jordan, 5 dinars 2002, P new
Jordan, 10 dinars 2002, P new Jordan, 10 dinars 2002, P new Jordan, 20 dinars 2002, P new Jordan, 20 dinars 2002, P new
Jordan, 50 dinars 1999, P38 Jordan, 50 dinars 1999, P38 Jordan, 50 dinars 2002, P new Jordan, 50 dinars 2002, P new

The jordani dinar was introduced in 1950, when it replaced the palestinian pound. Until 1964 the issue of banknotes was under control of Jordan Monetary Circulation Board in London. Since 1964 it's done by the Central Bank of Jordan. 1 dinar equals 1000 fils.

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