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Iranian Banknote Overstamp Help

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Can anybody out there read Arabic? I've just noticed an Iranian 1,000 rials 1992- issue banknote that's been rubber stamped on the left hand side. Is this a religious or a propaganda thing? I've only posted the detail of the stamp as the file of the whole note is too big to post.

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I have other notes from the same issue but without the stamp. Any insight or translation much appreciated. Thanks in anticipation. Vic

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 Posted 06/16/2009  08:50 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Sap to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
The language on it will be Persian, not Arabic - much the same script, though written in a slightly different style and using a few additional letters. Sorry I can't help you much with an actual translation, all I've got is a "how to read Arabic coins" book, which doesn't cover Persian in great detail.

But I can theorize. It's not likely to be anything subversive against the regime; someone would have spotted it and removed it from circulation before it was given to a Westerner. Nor would it be anything pro-regime; the regular banknote design has enough pro-regime messages on it. It's probably an innocuous bank stamp, something like "Tehran branch".
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Thanks for that sap. So my next question would be... does anyone out there understand Persian?
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