Presented here is a 1975 Jordan 1/2 Dinar banknote, cataloged as Pick P-17b, preserved in Uncirculated (UNC) condition. This attractive example is part of the Most Treasured Banknotes series, a collectible presentation format that highlights notable world currencies along with historical information about the issuing country.
The note features the portrait of King Hussein, one of the most influential leaders in Jordan’s modern history, whose long reign helped shape the nation’s economic and political development. The design reflects the elegance typical of Jordanian banknotes from the period and remains a favorite among collectors of Middle Eastern currency.
A particularly appealing feature of this example is its distinctive serial number 444931. Serial numbers containing repeating digits are often referred to by collectors as “lucky” or patterned serial numbers, adding an additional layer of interest and desirability to the piece.
Mounted within the Most Treasured Banknotes presentation card, the note is displayed alongside educational information about Jordan, making it both an attractive display piece and a collectible item of historical and numismatic significance.
Key Details
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Country: Jordan
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Denomination: 1/2 Dinar
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Year: 1975
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Catalog Reference: Pick P-17b
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Series: Most Treasured Banknotes
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Serial Number: 444931
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Condition: UNC (Uncirculated)
Paper Quality
The banknote retains original paper quality with crisp surfaces, strong colors, and sharp printing detail, reflecting its well-preserved uncirculated state.
Jordanian currency from the 1970s remains highly collectible, and examples presented in official display series such as Most Treasured Banknotes are especially appealing for collectors of world banknotes, Middle Eastern currency, and historical presentation issues.
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