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50 Dirhams
| Issuer | Bank Al-Maghrib |
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| Year | 2023 |
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| Composition | Cotton paper |
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| Reverse description | A composite vignette across the center illustrates Morocco's renewable energy infrastructure, with a stylized view of the NOOR solar power plant in Ouarzazate at center, flanked by wind turbines and the Ouirgane dam. A saffron flower motif appears in the lower portion, rendered in warm tones against a structured guilloche background. The issuer name is inscribed in Latin script. |
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| Protection description | Watermark portrait of King Mohammed VI and electrotype denomination numeral; embedded security thread with microtext; denomination numeral. |
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| Comments |
Pick 80 is among the first issues from Dar As-Sikkah to incorporate color-shifting ink on a Moroccan dirham note — a security upgrade that reflects the facility's ongoing investment in intaglio and specialty printing since it absorbed full production responsibilities from European contractors in the late 1980s. The 50 Dirham denomination has historically occupied a workhorse role in Moroccan retail circulation, which makes robust security specification on this value a practical priority rather than a prestige decision.
Dar As-Sikkah, the Royal Mint's banknote division, has printed all Moroccan notes since 1987, ending decades of reliance on De La Rue and the Banque de France.