1973 Oman Currency Board - 1 (One) Rial Omani Banknote P-10 Serial No. B2 27702

1973 Oman Currency Board - 1 (One) Rial Omani Banknote P-10 Serial No. B2 27702

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1973 Oman Currency Board - 1 (One) Rial Omani Banknote P-10 Serial No. B2 277021973 Oman 1 Rial Omani Banknote (P 10) Marking Sovereignty and Heritage in a Transitional Era Issued by the Oman Currency Board in 1973, the 1 Rial Omani banknote (Pick 10) stands as a foundational piece in Omans numismatic history. Emerging shortly after Sultan Qaboos bin Saids ascension in 1970, this note reflects the early stages of national consolidation and cultural pride. With its bold design and symbolic imagery, it captures the spirit of a

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I have many books by Mr Merwin and I like the Budhist mindset that shines through.

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