Pakistan 100 Rupees rare World Note #b-2

Issuer	Pakistan
Issuing bank	State Bank of Pakistan (بینک دَولتِ پاکِستان‎)
King	George VI (1947-1952)
Queen	Elizabeth II (1952-1956)
Period	Islamic Republic (1956-date)
Type	Standard banknote
Years	1950-1971
Value	100 Rupees (100 PKR)
Currency	Rupee (1948-1960)
Composition	Paper
Size	165 × 92 mm
Shape	Rectangular
Demonetized	6 August 1971

The Pakistan 100 Rupees rare World Note #b-2 is a fascinating piece of numismatic history. Issued by Pakistan, this banknote features the portrait of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II, symbolizing the transition from British rule to an independent Islamic Republic. Minted from 1950 to 1971, this 100 Rupee note holds significant historical value, marking a period of change and sovereignty for Pakistan. The note, made of paper and measuring 165 × 92 mm, is a rectangular piece of art that was demonetized on 6 August 1971. Collectors and enthusiasts will be drawn to this rare World Note for its unique historical significance, impeccable design, and its representation of a pivotal era in Pakistan’s history.