1964 Bahrain Currency Board - 100 Bahraini Fils Banknote P-1 Serial No. 805791

1964 Bahrain Currency Board - 100 Bahraini Fils Banknote P-1 Serial No. 805791

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1964 Bahrain Currency Board - 100 Bahraini Fils Banknote P-1 Serial No. 805791Bahrain 100 Fils 1964 Issue Currency of Maritime Heritage and Economic Transition Pick# 1 Numista# 201883 The 1964 100 Fils banknote from Bahrain marks the beginning of the nations modern paper currency era, issued by the Bahrain Currency Board prior to the introduction of the Bahraini Dinar in 1965. As the first banknote in Bahrains catalogued series, it reflects the countrys maritime identity, economic aspirations, and emerging sovereignty in the

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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026