5 Afghanis

正面描述	The national emblem of Afghanistan is printed at top centre within an ornate guilloche framework, with Arabic calligraphic inscriptions across the central band and a tughra-style seal at lower centre. A circular validation handstamp in purple ink is applied at lower left. The overall design is executed in brown and ochre tones on a fine guilloché underprint.
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背面铭文	Sur Présentation de ce billet la Très Orientée Dateau au Porteur la somme de 5 Afghanis
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备注	Baccha-i Saqao — "Son of the Water Carrier" — seized Kabul in January 1929 after Amanullah Khan's reform program collapsed under tribal revolt. His reign lasted less than nine months before Nadir Shah's forces hanged him in November 1929. This note is among the very few physical artifacts of that government: a hastily assembled administration that nonetheless issued currency, however briefly. The Pick 11 dating of 1928 almost certainly reflects the Afghan solar calendar rather than the Gregorian year, a routine source of confusion in cataloging this series. Survival rate is low — the regime's swift collapse meant little effort was made to preserve or systematically redeem its paper.

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