Issued by Bank Al-Maghrib in 2012, this 50 Dirhams banknote is part of Morocco’s contemporary series celebrating national identity, cultural heritage, and architectural landmarks.
The obverse features King Mohammed VI, along with denomination numerals, vibrant guilloche patterns, and inscriptions in Arabic.
The reverse depicts iconic Moroccan architecture or cultural motifs, typically including historical sites, traditional geometric designs, and national symbols that represent the country’s heritage and development. Decorative borders and repeating denomination elements complete the design.
Issuer: Bank Al-Maghrib
Denomination: 50 Dirhams
Year: 2012
Dimensions: Approx. 137 × 70 mm
Material: Paper
Security features: Watermark, security thread, microtext, holographic elements, guilloche patterns
