Ҷумҳурии Тоҷикистон
(Republic of Tajikistan)
Бонки миллии Тоҷикистон
(National Bank of Tajikistan)
Currency : Somoni (TJS)
Бонки миллии Тоҷикистон
(National Bank of Tajikistan)
Currency : Somoni (TJS)
Here I have posted a 500 somoni Hybrid note printed and issued in 2018. This is the first reprint of the 2010 Hybrid series. The main design for this note is still the same as the 2010 dated note, with the portrait of Abuabdullo Rudaki (858-941), who was the founder of the Tajik classic literature, as the main feature on the front and on the back is the Palace of Nations in Dushanbe, the capital city of Tajikistan. The Palace of Nations (aka White House built 2008) is the official residence of the President of Tajikistan. Despite this is a reprint of the earlier issue, there are few minor changes to the main designs
On the front;
1) The image of the National Bank of Tajikistan (Three Snow-Capped Ridges) on the far right has been replaced by the image of Abuabdullo Rudaki;
2) The 500 value in oval shape (purple colour) design on the right side of Abuabdullo Rudaki has been removed;
3) The shield like image between the Tajikistan emblem and the 500 value has changed from a plain to a yellowish design and the value 500 is printed in green;
On the back;
4) The Presidential flag and the emblem are shifted further to the left;
5) The flag on top of the Palace of Nations is now printed in colour;
6) The three flying doves are more larger or not so skinny as those printed on the 2010 print; and
7) The see-through image on the hologram has been replaced by a flying dove.
Please refer to below images for comparisons for the two notes issued.
Whilst more that 96% of the Tajikistan population are Muslim, there are no Farsi or Persian script printed on the note. This note is printed with Tajik texts on the front and English on the back.
Five Hundred Somoni
Dated 2018, Abuabdullo Rudaki (Poet 858-941) |
Reverse - Palace of Nations aka White House in Dushanbe (official residence of the President of Tajikistan) |
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