This banknote represents the half dinar issued by the Central Bank of Kuwait. Dated 1968 and bearing the distinctive watermark of a falcon's head, it showcases a blend of artistic and security features typical of Kuwaiti currency. With vivid colors and intricate designs, this note captures significant cultural symbols.
Obverse (front)
The front side of the half dinar banknote features a striking design dominated by a color palette of green, blue, and red. It showcases the emblem of the State of Kuwait, featuring a falcon holding a ship's sail, which highlights the nation's maritime heritage. The intricate patterns surrounding the emblem also serve an aesthetic purpose, incorporating geometric shapes that are culturally significant. Security features such as microtext are integrated into this design, ensuring the note's authenticity while adding to its complexity.
Reverse (back)
On the reverse side, the design leans toward a more subdued color scheme with hues of green and light gray. It depicts a historical view of Kuwait, possibly illustrating landmarks that are foundational to the nation's identity. The use of a watermark adds a layer of security, while various intricate patterns provide an artistic touch. The overall layout balances artistic representation with practical security measures, including a potential hologram, enhancing its value for collectors.