100 rials 1985-2005

P#140 FO#5503
Name	100 rials
Country	Iran
Composition	Paper
Size	130 x 67 mm
Shape	Rectangular
Popularity
Price	$1.10 - $2.19

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Years, series and issues

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Actions	Year / Series	Rarity	Note
-	2005	Very scarce	Firmas de Dr. Ebrahim Sheibani, Safdar Hosseini.
-	1997	Very scarce	Firmas: Mohsen Nourbakhsh = Hossein Nemazi
-	1993	Very scarce	Firmas: Mohammad Hossein Adeli = Mohammad Khan
-	1991	Very scarce	Firmas: Mohammad Hossein Adeli = Dra. Mohsen Noorbakhsh
-	1987	Very scarce	Firmas: Ghasemi = Iravani
-	1985	Very scarce	Firmas: Dra. Mohsen Nourbakhsh = Iravani

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The most valuable 100 rials banknotes and their current value

All 100 rials banknotes and their market value. In order to determine the value of a banknote on the numismatic market, various factors and characteristics must be taken into account, such as the number of banknotes printed and their state of conservation. If you want to know the current value of the 100 rials banknote Iran according to its state of preservation, consult the following table obtained from the average prices that collectors are setting in their collections.

Year / Series	UNC	VG
100 rials 2005	$1.10
100 rials 1997
100 rials 1993
100 rials 1991
100 rials 1987
100 rials 1985		$2.19

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