Currency Notes :

Denomination: One Dirham (1 AED).

Issuer: This note was issued by the United Arab Emirates Currency Board, which was responsible for issuing the UAE’s currency before the Central Bank of the UAE was established.

Design Highlights (Front Side):

It depicts significant landmarks, with intricate artwork showcasing the cultural and architectural elements of the UAE.

The text is written in Arabic, with the denomination and other details visible.

Design Highlights (Back Side):

The back features more designs with the denomination written in English.

The background illustrates an important architectural or symbolic representation of UAE culture.

Historical Relevance:

Such notes were issued in the earlier phase of UAE's currency history, potentially between the late 1970s and early 1980s.

These notes are no longer in circulation but hold historical and collector value.