Yemen 500 Fils (1984) Lowest Price Repaired Note #B2

This 500 Fils banknote from the People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen represents a fascinating piece of Cold War-era currency history. Issued by the Bank of Yemen in 1984, this standard circulation note documents a unique period when South Yemen operated as an independent socialist state (1967-1990) before reunification with North Yemen. The note carries significant numismatic appeal for collectors interested in Middle Eastern currency, political history, and rare monetary artifacts. Though noted as a repaired example, this specimen remains a sought-after addition to any serious collection, offering authentic insight into Yemen’s complex political divisions and monetary systems. The low price point makes this historical treasure accessible to both novice and experienced collectors who value both educational content and investment potential in world banknotes.