1 Taka, Bangladesh, Second Issue (1973-76)

1 Taka note of Bangladesh, printed from 1973-76, third issue after the independence of Bangladesh. The obverse features a hand holding a rice plant - rice is the staple food of Bangladesh, while the reverse features the national emblem of Bangladesh - a water lily. 

This was the second issue of 1 taka notes of Bangladesh - the first issue were printed in Nasik, India, but were discontinued quickly due to concerns of counterfeiting. These notes were printed by Thomas De la Rue, a printer based in UK, and carry a number of security features. The serial number of the notes is in Bangla. These notes were issued by the Central Bank and carry the signature of the finance secretary - earlier notes were issued directly by the Central government. 

Size: 100 mm* 60 mm
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Notes are in crisp, uncirculated condition. The note that you get may not be the note in the image, but will be a piece from the same bundle. Price is for 1 note. 

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