Oman 100 Baisa - Qaboos bin Sa'id Rare GEM UNC Note

Description

Buyer will receive different serial number 1 note

This is an exceptional numismatic piece—a 100 Baisa banknote issued by the Central Bank of Oman in 1416 AH (1995 CE) during the reign of Sultan Qaboos bin Said. Denomination-wise, it represents 0.1 OMR and serves as a standard circulation note printed on quality paper, measuring 122 × 64 mm. What makes this particular specimen highly sought after by collectors is its GEM Uncirculated (UNC) condition—a remarkable preservation state that captures the note in near-pristine quality with vibrant colors and crisp details intact. This note holds special historical significance as it commemorates the era of Sultan Qaboos, who modernized Oman between 1970-2020. Adding to its collectible appeal, this denomination was officially demonetized on December 31, 2024, making it a piece of currency that's now out of circulation and increasingly rare in premium condition. The note features the iconic portrait of Sultan Qaboos and represents an important chapter in Oman's monetary history. Each purchase includes a different serial number variant, ensuring uniqueness. For serious collectors of Middle Eastern currency and numismatic enthusiasts, this GEM UNC note represents both historical value and investment potential as supplies of well-preserved specimens dwindle.