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| 表面の銘文 | Government of Pakistan / حکومتِ پاکستان / Reserve Bank of India / Five Rupees / 5 |
| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is printed in green and carries the 'Reserve Bank of India' heading at top centre flanked by ornate guilloche underprint patterns. A central vignette on the left shows an Ashoka pillar seal alongside a circular medallion with a deer motif, while the large numeral '5' with 'Rs.' appears to the right within an ornamental frame. A decorative arch panel occupies the right portion, surrounded by intricate geometric and floral border designs. |
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Pakistan's earliest paper currency was issued before the country had any domestic printing infrastructure whatsoever. The Government of Pakistan contracted the Security Printing and Minting Corporation of India — the former colonial printer, now belonging to a neighboring state with which Pakistan was already in territorial dispute — to produce its first banknotes. The arrangement was a practical necessity born of Partition's speed: Pakistan simply had no facilities of its own in 1947–48.
The irony of a newly sovereign state printing its founding currency in India was not lost on Pakistani administrators, and the arrangement was ended as quickly as possible.