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below are countries that have issued hybrid banknotes since 1995

| 1995 | canada | 2005 | bulgaria | 2006 | kazakhstan | 2007 | fiji | latvia | qatar | 2008 | swaziland | mauritania | tonga | samoa | bermuda | 2009 | papua new guinea | jamaica | 2010 | mongolia | tajikistan | oman | sudan | 2011 | gibraltar | united arab emirates | 2012 | morocco | suriname | 2013 | bhutan | solomon islands | iceland | russia | 2014 | scotland - the royal bank of scotland | madagascar | iraq | 2015 | central african states | burundi | european union | lesotho | 2016 | switzerland | seychelles | lebanon | 2017 | the bahamas | 2018 | malaysia | south africa | armenia | 2019 | poland | cambodia | zimbabwe | comoros | 2020 | ???? | 2021 | ???? | 2022 | algeria | 2023 | ****
As the heading goes, this site is dedicated to Hybrid banknotes only. This is a very specialised area of collections and in general, Hybrid banknotes are usually printed on high denominations or the top end of currency of a country. However despite saying this, there are few exceptions where Hybrid banknotes are printed on an entire series. I believe there are less than 300 pieces of Hybrid banknotes issued so far (including reprints), and apart from one or two pieces, the rest are still obtainable to collectors.


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04 March, 2024

...Iraq - 5000, 25000 And 50000 Dinars All Dated 2021 (Hybrid)

جمهورية العراق 
(Republic of Iraq)
 
البنك المركزي العراقي 
(Central Bank of Iraq, est.1947)
Currency - Dinar (IQD)
 
Here I have posted three notes of 5000, 25000 (Hybrid) and 50000 dinars (Hybrid) all printed with the year date of 2021. It is believed that these are the only three notes issued for this particular year. The 5000 dinars is printed on paper material, whilst the remaining two are on Hybrid. There are no changes to these designs, except the year 2021.
 
Five Thousand Dinars (Paper)
Gali Ali Bag waterfall

Front - The Gali Ali Bag waterfall is depicted in the center. This waterfall is located in the Kurdistan Region, and is the highest waterfall in the Kurdistan Region and all of Iraq. The waterfall is about 95 km northeast of Erbil, the capital city of Kurdistan Region.
 
Governor - Mustafa Ghaleb Mukheef (tenure 2020-2023 resigned*)
Watermark - Cow's head
Dimensions - 159mm x 78.5mm
 
Back -A bird-eye view of al-Ukether Fortress. This fortress is in a rectangular shape and was built in 775 AD. It is located about 50 km south of Karbala in Iraq. This site was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2000.

Note * - Resigned due to the plunging of the Iraqi dinar in value.

al-Ukether Fortress

Twenty Five Thousand Dinars (Hybrid)
Kurdish girl holding a jug over her right shoulder, a tractor ploughing

Front - A Kurdish girl holding a jug over her right shoulder, a tractor ploughing the field loosening or turning the soil before planting. On the right is an ancient dinar coin. In the center of the note, it features a bunch of wheat.
 
Governor - Mustafa Ghaleb Mukheef (tenure 2020-2023 resigned*)
Watermark - Cow's head
Dimensions - 177.5mm x 78.5mm
 
Back - The main feature on the back of the note is the stone caving of the image of Hamurabiiy yatasallam al-sharia (King Hammurabi receiving the Law). On the bottom left is a sculpture of a standing animal, and in the bottom center are two horses walking toward each other.
 
Hamurabiiy yatasallam al-sharia

Fifty Thousand Dinars (Hybrid)
A water wheel, palm trees and the Gali Ali Beg waterfall

Front - Featuring a water wheel, palm trees and the Gali Ali Beg waterfall.
 
Governor - Mustafa Ghaleb Mukheef (tenure 2020-2023 resigned*)
Watermark - Cow's head and electrotype ۵٠٠٠٠٠
Dimensions - 160.5mm x 65.5mm
 
Back - The images of people floating on the marches, a reed house, two buffaloes swimming in the marshes, wildlife migrating to the marches and the Tigris rivers. The water for the marshes mainly came from the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
 
Mesopotamian Marshes

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