1 Dinar Jordan 1989–1992 Note – King Hussein, Signature 19, Pick 18f, Paper

Main Description

This listing features a Jordan 1 Dinar banknote issued by the Central Bank of Jordan between 1989 and 1992 during the reign of King Hussein bin Talal. The note features the King’s portrait on the front and the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem on the reverse. This variant is identified as Pick #18f, with Signature 19, per the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money.

Specifications:
• KM#/Pick#: P#18f
• Country/Period: Jordan — Hashemite Kingdom under Hussein bin Talal
• Ruler: King Hussein bin Talal (1952–1999)
• Denomination: 1 Dinar (1 JOD)
• Year/Date: ND (1989–1992)
• Issuing Bank: Central Bank of Jordan (البنك المركزي الاردني)
• Composition: Paper
• Size: 144 × 71 mm
• Shape: Rectangular
• Mintage/Print run: Mintage not confirmed
• Demonetized: 30 June 2004 ([Jordan CBJ Notice, 2004])

Condition:
Note shows signs of circulation: visible creases, minor staining near corner, and central fold. No tears or graffiti.
מצב: מטבע סחיר עם שחיקה נראית לעין, בהתאם לגיל.

Shipping:
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Add this Pick #18f note to your collection — a classic Jordanian issue, now demonetized.

Why Buy

• Issued under King Hussein bin Talal (1952–1999)

• Pick #18f with Signature 19 (verified SCWPM classification)

• Features iconic Dome of the Rock (reverse) and King Hussein (obverse)

• Demonetized in 2004 — no longer in circulation

• Great addition for Middle East or modern monarchy banknote collections

Sources & Citations

Sources:
• Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (Pick #18f, ND 1989–1992) — Signature 19 variant  
• Numista entry: Jordan 1 Dinar P#18f — accessed Nov 2025  
• Central Bank of Jordan — Demonetization notice, 30 June 2004  
• Visual verification from provided images (serial, signature match)

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