The 20 dirhams note featuring King Mohammed VI and the Hassan II Mosque is a modern Moroccan banknote that combines traditional and contemporary design elements. Here's a breakdown of its description and value:
Description:
1. Front Design:
Portrait of King Mohammed VI in formal attire.
Intricate geometric patterns inspired by Islamic art.
The Moroccan coat of arms.
Security features such as a watermark, microprinting, and a security thread.
2. Back Design:
Depiction of the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, located in Casablanca.
Architectural details emphasize Morocco's cultural and religious heritage.
Arabic inscriptions and design elements reflect Moroccan identity.
3. Colors:
The note is predominantly green and blue, symbolizing growth and harmony.
4. Dimensions:
Typically standard banknote size with advanced security features for counterfeit protection.
Value (as of 2024):
Face Value: 20 Moroccan dirhams.
Collector Value:
For circulated notes, value is close to the face value.
Uncirculated or rare serial numbers (e.g., low numbers or unique patterns) can fetch higher prices among collectors, typically ranging from 30 to 50 dirhams or more depending on rarity.
Special commemorative editions may hold additional value.
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