Pakistan's currency note displays Turkey's flag.
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sephirothvg
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Sher_ka_Shakari
Senator (1k+ posts)
Well chill out guys these colors and symbols are for the security of the note, so that it cannot be faked easily......and that's it;)
mmluqman
Voter (50+ posts)
[h=1]Pakistan’s new 1,000-rupee note creates controversy[/h]Aug 08, 2007 03:22 PM Category: South Asia
On 8 August 2007, Speaker Chaudhry Amir Hussain asked a National Assembly standing committee to probe and report within a month on why the new 1,000-rupee banknote carries an imprint of the national flag in lilac (like the Turkish flag) rather than green, and why packs of note are now bound with a paper band and not stapled as was the past norm.
The State Bank of Pakistan explained that the Pakistani flag does not appear on any SBP notes (the flag has a white band to the left of the field of green); the crescent and five-pointed star is merely a security feature printed with optical variable ink (OVI) that changes color from magenta to green when the note is tilted. Furthermore, the SBP pointed out that bundling notes is the international standard and the practice of stapling notes has been halted in an effort to increase the longevity of the nation’s notes.
[http://www.banknotenews.com/files/tag-pakistan.php]
On 8 August 2007, Speaker Chaudhry Amir Hussain asked a National Assembly standing committee to probe and report within a month on why the new 1,000-rupee banknote carries an imprint of the national flag in lilac (like the Turkish flag) rather than green, and why packs of note are now bound with a paper band and not stapled as was the past norm.
The State Bank of Pakistan explained that the Pakistani flag does not appear on any SBP notes (the flag has a white band to the left of the field of green); the crescent and five-pointed star is merely a security feature printed with optical variable ink (OVI) that changes color from magenta to green when the note is tilted. Furthermore, the SBP pointed out that bundling notes is the international standard and the practice of stapling notes has been halted in an effort to increase the longevity of the nation’s notes.
[http://www.banknotenews.com/files/tag-pakistan.php]
colorbirdss
Councller (250+ posts)
No wonder we are called the conspiracy nation. I wish this time was spent on something knowledgeable.
Aliza
MPA (400+ posts)
(clap)(clap)(clap) Thanks for clarifying this issue! Other wise some Idiots are jumping in to disrespect our GREAT COUNTRY "PAKISTAN"!!! :lol::lol::lol:Pakistan’s new 1,000-rupee note creates controversy
Aug 08, 2007 03:22 PM Category: South Asia
On 8 August 2007, Speaker Chaudhry Amir Hussain asked a National Assembly standing committee to probe and report within a month on why the new 1,000-rupee banknote carries an imprint of the national flag in lilac (like the Turkish flag) rather than green, and why packs of note are now bound with a paper band and not stapled as was the past norm.
The State Bank of Pakistan explained that the Pakistani flag does not appear on any SBP notes (the flag has a white band to the left of the field of green); the crescent and five-pointed star is merely a security feature printed with optical variable ink (OVI) that changes color from magenta to green when the note is tilted. Furthermore, the SBP pointed out that bundling notes is the international standard and the practice of stapling notes has been halted in an effort to increase the longevity of the nation’s notes.
[http://www.banknotenews.com/files/tag-pakistan.php]
It is a controversial issue hotly debated since 2007. You may be oblivious but facts remains.
Atif
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nonamina
Minister (2k+ posts)
good catch,,, no one bothered to google turkey flag.... thanks
اپنی آنکھیں ٹیسٹ کرواؤ ، ہزار روپے کے نوٹ پر ترکی کا جھنڈا نہیں ، ترکی کا جھنڈا نیچے ہے جس پر چاند ایک مختلف زاویے پر جھکا ہے
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