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Pakistan — 5 Rupees 1997
Commemorative banknote with a face value of 5 rupees, issued in 1997 by the State Bank of Pakistan to mark the Golden Jubilee of Independence. Printed on paper, limited issue for circulation and collectors.
On the obverse — exploding star on the left with text and dates 1947–1997, portrait of Muhammad Ali Jinnah (founder of Pakistan) on the right. Main color — lilac and green with multicolored elements. Inscriptions in Urdu and English.
On the reverse — tomb of Shah Rukn-e-Alam in Multan in the center left, bank seal in the upper right corner. Multicolored printing with a predominance of lilac, green, and orange tones. The design highlights the 50th anniversary of independence, Jinnah's role, and Pakistan's Islamic architectural heritage.
Security features:
- watermark — portrait of Muhammad Ali Jinnah
- security thread
- microtext, intricate ornaments
- fluorescent serial numbers under UV light
- see-through matching elements
Of interest to collectors of Asian banknotes from the 1990s, Pakistani commemorative issues for independence anniversaries, series featuring Jinnah's portrait, and themes of Islamic architecture.